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Greece's National Action Plan on Asylum Reform and Migration Management - Information by Greece, the Commission, Frontex and EASO

Topic
Immigration Asylum Frontex Council of the EU European Asylum Support Office (EASO)
Country/Region
EU Greece

23 October 2012

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Note from the Commission to Council (Justice and Home Affairs) Mixed Committee (EU-Iceland/Norway/Switzeland/Liechtenstein) (EU doc. no. 15358/12): Greece's National Action Plan on Asylum Reform and Migration Management = Information by Greece, the Commission, Frontex and EASO

Contents: 

1. Developments
2. Commissioner Malmström's visit to Greece (8-9 October)
3. Matching exercise workshop – Brussels 12 October
4. Return workshop – Athens 15-16 October
5. Follow up

Annex: Issues agreed between Commissioner Malmström and Minister Dendias on 9 October 2012

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