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KEY HIGHLIGHTS

• Formal reaffirmation of CYBERPOL and ECIPS legal authority under Royal Decree WL 22/16.594 and Article
  30(bis) of Treaty EST124.
  
• Disclosure of binding Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Bulgaria’s Ministry of Interior, marking a milestone in Balkan collaboration for cybercrime prevention.
  
• Establishment of new operational center to enhance global cybersecurity efforts.
  
• This 17-page document details the partnership’s scope, legal framework, and strategic implications for international law enforcement including verification by the Minister of Justice Belgium, Minister Annelies Verlinden,

Statement BY EMAIL issued Thursday, September 11, 2025, at 4:20 PM, reaffirming: “The two international non-profit associations mentioned in your email have indeed been recognised by royal decree. Although recognised by royal decree, they are private entities governed by the law applicable to this legal form, but above all by their statutes.”

EDITORIAL NOTE — INTERPRETATION OF “PRIVATE ENTITY”

The Minister’s reference to “private entities” must not be construed as denoting private ownership or a privately held commercial undertaking. In the context of Belgian and international public law, the term “private” as applied to international non-profit associations recognised by Royal Decree denotes independence from direct governmental control, day-to-day executive oversight, and line-ministry accountability — a structural attribute common to all international organisations constituted by instrument of state. ECIPS and CYBERPOL were established by Royal Decree, an act issued under the sovereign authority and personal authorization of the Head of State, carrying the full force of law. Such an instrument of state creation places these organisations in the category of internationally recognized bodies of public interest, operationally autonomous and self-governing pursuant to their own statutes, yet juridically distinct from and superior to any ordinary private or commercial entity. Their “private” character is therefore synonymous with institutional independence — freedom from political interference — not with private ownership or the absence of public mandate.

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