Roundtable discussion hosted by MEP Miriam Dalli and MEP Cécile Kyenge
Justice and Home Affairs Council (JHA)
Organiser type
EU Institutions
Section
Justice & Home Affairs
Event Location
Brussels
Event Description
Location: Council of the European Union (Justus Lipsius building), Brussels
The Justice and Home Affairs (JHA) Council brings together the justice and home affairs Ministers, approximately every other month. Justice Ministers deal with judicial cooperation, while home affairs Ministers are responsible for migration policy, border management, police cooperation and civil protection among other matters.
Nikos Christodoulides
Coreper II
Telephone: +32 27395152
Mobile: +32 473400441
Email: nchristodoulides@mfa.gov.cy
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