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EU and Tunisia sign Mobility Partnership - Italy among the 10 Partnership member States

03 March 2014

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"The EU and Tunisia signed a Mobility Partnership to facilitate the movement of people, to promote joint responsible management of migration, to simplify visa procedures, and to protect refugees and asylum seekers, EU Internal Affairs Commissioner Cecilia Malmstrom made known Monday."

See the full text: EU and Tunisia sign Mobility Partnership - Italy among the 10 Partnership member States (AnsaMed, link), and: EU and Tunisia establish their Mobility Partnership (Commission press release, pdf)

See also: Extension of Mobility Partnerships with Euro-Mediterranean Partners (link) by Marie Martin

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