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EU-READMISSION AGREEMENT: PAKISTAN: For the first time, the Members of the European Parliament will have the opportunity to veto the conclusion of such agreements

01 April 2010

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EU-READMISSION AGREEMENT: PAKISTAN: For the first time, the Members of the European Parliament will have the opportunity to veto the conclusion of such agreements: Green/ALE and GUE/NGL groups in the European Parliament: Briefing (pdf) and Commission proposal (pdf):

"After years of opacity on the conclusion of readmission agreements with third countries, the European Commission agreed - for the first time - to answer some of the questions put forward by Members of the European Parliament ... Thus, in the name of transparency and information sharing, the Greens/ALE and the GUE/NGL groups would like to present the issues which dominated the debates"

See also: Briefing Note: Readmission agreements (pdf) and Open letter about readmission agreements - sent to the Union Council and European Commission (migreurop, link).

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