Armenia Says No EU Proposal Made to Establish Migrant Center
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The Prime Minister of Montenegro, Milojko Spajić, denied the news on the possibility of establishing an EU return centre in the country. (ANSA)
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vijesti.meThe Prime Minister of Montenegro, Milojko Spajić, said today that centers for accepting illegal migrants will not be built in Montenegro.
Italy Proposes to Send Illegal Immigrants from EU to Armenia, Among Other Countries
Yerevan Says it Has Not Received Such a Proposal The Italian government is proposing to create a network of centers outside the European Union dedicated to the management and return of what the country is calling “irregular migrants,” based on cooperation with countries of origin and transit. The idea was first put forward by the Italian premier Giorgia Meloni at the end of June, after gaining approval of the new EU regulation on returns. The pr…
Armenia Denies Receiving Any Italian Proposal To Possibly Host EU-Funded Migrant Detention Center - ZARTONK | Homeland Meets Diaspora | Latest Armenian News | Breaking News and Videos
Armenia’s Foreign Ministry said Yerevan was never approached about hosting a European Union-funded center for migrants awaiting deportation, after Italian media named Armenia as one of 11 places where such centers could go, in a plan Interior Minister Matteo Piantedosi brought to EU interior ministers on Tuesday. “We have not received such a proposal, and no such issue has been discussed with us,” Foreign Ministry spokesperson Ani Badalyan told …
Montenegrin Prime Minister Milojko Spajić announced on Tuesday that no centers for the reception of illegal migrants will be built in Montenegro, after information previously appeared in the media in Podgorica that the country was on the list of countries that the Italian government would propose for the construction of such a center. Spajić wrote on the X network that there had been no discussions with the European Union on the issue so far, Hi…
Apart from Montenegro, the list of potential countries where facilities for accommodation and document processing would be built include Tunisia, Libya, Egypt, Rwanda, Ghana, Senegal
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