Over the past five years, Eurojust’s case workload has increased by more than 60%, with the Agency handling approximately 8 000 cases in 2019 compared to nearly 13 000 in 2024.

More than 5 300 new cases were opened in 2024, while more than 7 600 cases from previous years continued to receive legal, analytical, logistical and financial support from the Agency. 

The high number of ongoing cases reflects the sustained assistance required over the years by many of the increasingly complex investigations Eurojust supports.