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Council of the European Union: Labour migration as a basis for partnerships with third countries ? Presidency discussion paper

Topic
Immigration Council of the EU
Country/Region
EU

09 April 2020

"Migration is a human and global phenomenon that will continue to be one of the central topics on the political agenda in the EU since the geopolitical circumstances in its closer and wider neighbourhood are becoming ever more complex"

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Labour migration as a basis for partnerships with third countries ? Presidency discussion paper (Limite,doc no: 5672.- 20, pdf)

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