Andorran Police have joined Europol’s secure communication network, enabling the force to share law enforcement information securely with Europol and a wider group of European and international partners. The update is based on a Memorandum of Understanding between Andorra and Europol. Europol says the new agreement builds on an earlier Working Arrangement signed in 2021. Europol described the step as bringing Andorra closer to one of Europol’s key capabilities, and said the agreement supports cooperation through a community of more than 300 liaison officers. The Europol announcement focuses on the practical effect of the network membership: secure channels for transferring law enforcement information between the Andorran authorities and Europol, as well as other partner organisations connected through Europol. No details were provided in the source about any specific investigation, individuals, or operational actions. The communication agreement itself is an administrative and cooperation measure aimed at improving how information is exchanged.