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European Parliament Briefing: Growing impact of EU migration policy on development cooperation

07 October 2016

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"Along with the non-governmental organisations (NGOs) active in this field, the European Parliament opposes aid conditionality dependent on partner countries cooperating on readmission and return, as laid out in the migration compacts. Addressing the current migration challenge without jeopardising development policy achievements and objectives will be one of the key issues of the ongoing revision of the European consensus on development."

See the full text: Growing impact of EU migration policy on development cooperation (pdf)

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