Word Perfect Translations Ltd Wins Eurojust Contract

Word Perfect Translations Ltd wins the contract for sole provision of translation services to Eurojust.

2013-01-19

DUBLIN, IRELAND, January 19, 2013 (Press-News.org) The end of 2012 has marked yet another significant achievement for Word Perfect Translations Ltd who was delighted to win the contract for sole provision of translation services to Eurojust. This is another step for Word Perfect towards securing its place as a market leader on the European and global arena and they are very proud having been selected to provide translation services for such a prominent organisation.

To reinforce the fight against serious organised crime, the European Council, in its Conclusion 46, agreed that a unit Eurojust should be set up, composed of national prosecutors, magistrates, or police officers of equivalent competence, detached from each Member State according to their own legal systems.

Word Perfect Translations Ltd is based in Dublin and is a wholly Irish owned company of interpretation and translation services. Established in 2001, Word Perfect has grown rapidly over the last 12 years and is currently staffed by 54 full-time employees.

With their extensive experience dealing with An Garda Siochana, Interpol and the Courts Service Word Perfect Translations Ltd is best placed and has the in depth knowledge that a contract of this nature requires.

Their attention to detail, experienced staff, and focus on cultural perspectives and nuances also played an important part in their selection.

Needless to say, Word Perfect is thrilled to have won this contract and it reinforces their goals to become a serious international player. Director Jimmy Gashi had the following to say:

"We're absolutely delighted to have won this this contract and feel it is a significant step forward for the company. Eurojust is a potent weapon to combat organised crime on a European level and we are proud to be part of that."

Word Perfect Translations Ltd is a wholly Irish owned company who provide high quality, professional and prompt interpretation and translation services.

Website: http://wordperfect.ie

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