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"en.20110913.34.2-195-250"2
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"The European Agency for the Management of Operational Cooperation at the External Borders of the Member States of the European Union (Frontex) coordinates operational coordination among Member States in the area of managing the external borders; it assists Member States in training national border guards, including establishing common training standards; it carries out risk analyses; it follows developments in research relevant to control and monitoring of the external borders; it supports Member States in circumstances requiring increased operational and technical assistance at the external borders; and it provides Member States with the necessary support as regards organising joint return operations. Frontex reinforces security at the borders by ensuring the coordination of Member State action in applying Union measures relating to management of the external borders. According to the revised regulation, Frontex should promote solidarity between Member States, particularly those facing ‘specific and disproportionate pressures’. EU Member States, which used to contribute personnel and technical equipment to Frontex on a voluntary basis, are now obliged to do so. The agency should, however, also be provided with the means for acquiring or leasing its own equipment. The revision of Frontex’s mandate aims to make the agency work better, in the light of experience acquired since its creation in 2004."@en1
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