MARIA ORSÓS PROKOP, CEPOL National Exchange Coordinator, CEPOL Hungary team: ‘e 19 participants were professional police ocers and border guards who take part in the detection and investigation of human smuggling/trade cases from ve Mediterranean countries. e contents of the training were terms of human smuggling and trade, dierences, forms; reasons for smuggling, process and phases; international law regulations; role and tasks of police and border guards in the fight against human smuggling/trade; forms of national and international cooperation; special investigation methods and oers: victim identication methods, proactive information collection, securing evidence, interrogation, best practice of some European countries. In our opinion, the seminar was successful from both a professional and organisational point of view so we can say it achieved its aim. e participants from the ve Meda countries could easily cooperate and work together.’