EU summit, Palazzo Chigi: concentrate on migrant repatriation hubs | EUROtoday

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The Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni, along with the Danish, Mette Friedriksen, and Dutch, Dick Schoof, prime ministers, promoted an off-the-cuff assembly between a number of the member states most within the migration file and particularly within the subject of revolutionary options. In addition to Italy, Denmark e Netherlands and European Commission (with President Ursula von der Leyen), the leaders of Austria, Cipro, Greece, Malta, RepublicCzech, Poland, Slovakia e Hungary.

In specific – we learn in a word from Palazzo Chigi – President Ursula von der Leyen illustrated the principle strains of labor indicated in final Monday’s Letter on migration, together with with reference to “innovative solutions”. Meloni offered the Italy-Albania settlement, “the day after the arrival of the first irregular migrants in the port of Shengjin, underlining their role in the fight against human traffickers”.

Close operational connection

The dialogue between leaders «targeted on the idea of a protected third nation in view of the implementation of the foundations of the brand new Migration and Asylum Pact, on collaboration alongside the migratory routes with UNHCR and IOM concerning assisted voluntary repatriations in addition to on “return hubs” . The leaders current agreed to proceed to take care of an in depth operational connection, additionally in view of the subsequent European Councils, with the purpose of strengthening and making the European Union’s migration coverage more and more efficient.

Holland: hub thought in Uganda is critical, we’ll speak about it with Rome

«The thought» being examined by the Dutch authorities to create migrant repatriation facilities in Uganda «is critical: we’ll speak about it with Italy and Denmark on the assembly» on migration coverage as a result of it’s in keeping with «the precept supported by varied EU governments of getting facilities within the international locations of origin”. Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof said this upon his arrival at the EU summit, specifying that there are “many complexities to analyse”. The Netherlands is looking “with curiosity” at the Italy-Albania protocol, “we hope to listen to from Italy how it’s going and let’s have a look at how we will work collectively on this within the EU”, he explained.

Scholz: repatriation hub? For us they are not the solution

German Chancellor Olaf Schol’s position is different. “Concepts” that can absorb “only a few small drops, in the event you take a look at the numbers, should not actually the answer for a rustic as massive as Germany” he said upon his arrival at the European Council, answering a question on migrant repatriation centers and on the Italy-Albania model. The EU, he underlined, needs “expulsions compliant with European regulation”