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EU coalition of the willing agrees new migrant ‘solidarity mechanism'

Topic
Refugees
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EU

23 July 2019

"Fourteen member countries of the European Union have agreed to a new “solidarity mechanism” proposed by Germany and France to allocate migrants across the bloc, French President Emmanuel Macron said on Monday (22 July)."

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EU coalition of the willing agrees new migrant ‘solidarity mechanism’ (euractiv, link):

"in addition to France and Germany, Finland, Luxembourg, Portugal, Lithuania, Croatia and Ireland had also signalled a clear intention to move forward with a new system. (...)

Italy’s Interior minister Matteo Salvini, whose country is at the forefront of the migrant influx in Europe, did not take part in the meeting."

See: Full-text: Réunion informelle sur les migrations en Méditerranée (Paris, 22 juillet 2019) Chair’s summary (pdf)

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