Migration is once again climbing to the top of Europe’s political agenda, as frontline Mediterranean states move to strengthen coordination in response to growing migratory pressures from North Africa and the Middle East.
Greek government moves to implement the EU Migration Pact, emphasizing border control, faster asylum processing and more effective return mechanisms
Demographics threaten jobs, growth, and pensions – Migration and Plevris’ policies become imperative
With up to 50% reductions in housing, food, and financial aid, the Greek government reallocates funds to professional training and integration programs for asylum seekers
“Greece has a long-standing tradition of offering protection to people fleeing war and persecution. That tradition must be upheld,” the agency stated.
The Ministers of Interior and Migration and Asylum of Greece, Cyprus, Italy, Spain and Malta, who met on Saturday, in Thessaloniki, in the context of the 6th Synod of the MED
