UK-Lithuania joint declaration on bilateral cooperation 2022 - GOV.UK
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capabilities to counter interference, and protect against
disinformation, espionage and state-sponsored malicious
cyber activity. We signal our readiness to strengthen our
cooperation by sharing information bilaterally as well as within
relevant multilateral groupings.
Cooperation on international
criminality
24. We affirm our close partnership on security and commit to
working together in tackling identified shared threats, including
those posed by serious and organized crime such as human
smuggling, modern slavery, cybercrime and illicit finance.
25. We will strengthen our cooperation with particular focus on
information and intelligence exchange, ensuring high levels of
data protection. We will reinforce capabilities against serious
and organized crime actors. We will maintain and further
develop a close dialogue on serious and organised crime, in
areas that impact on our national security interests.
26. We will enhance our close security partnership and
deepen cooperation between our law enforcement and
criminal justice agencies, strengthening ongoing cooperation
via the UK-EU Trade and Cooperation Agreement. This
includes identifying opportunities to strengthen law
enforcement information exchange via existing mechanisms,
such as Interpol, the exploration of new mechanisms to enable
real-time reciprocal alert exchange, and affording each other
the widest measure of cooperation for the exchange of
information extracted from criminal records, both for criminal
and non-criminal purposes in accordance with applicable data
protection rules.
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