EU Countries to Announce Deportation Hub Deal with Rwanda
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Refugees who do not receive asylum in Germany will be flown to a foreign country in the future: with four other EU countries, the Federal Government is planning a first deportation center in Africa.
European Union countries intend to announce next week the conclusion of an agreement to send migrants who have been refused asylum to a deportation center in Rwanda.
Austria and four other EU countries are planning deportation centres outside Europe. Rwanda is considered a possible location. On Monday (16 November) further details could be announced in Vienna. On Monday, 16 November 2026, an important decision on European asylum policy could be announced in Vienna. Austria, Germany, Denmark, Greece and the Netherlands are working together on so-called "return hubs". These are return centers outside the EU. R…
The relevant ministers of the five countries will meet in Vienna on Monday, November 16, where they are expected to announce which third state they intend to cooperate with.
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