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Cyprus, Greece, Italy and Malta paper (Interior Ministries' meeting on irregular migration in Southern Mediterranean, call for cooperation with third countries, more capacities for Frontex and solidarity amongst EU states in the reception of migrants)

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Immigration Frontex Mediterranean
Country/Region
Cyprus Greece Italy Malta

13 January 2009

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13.1.09: Cyprus, Greece, Italy and Malta paper (Interior Ministries' meeting on irregular migration in Southern Mediterranean, call for cooperation with third countries, more capacities for Frontex and solidarity amongst EU states in the reception of migrants)

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