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Readmission treaties

02 August 2006

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EC Readmission / mixed agreements text of future wording to be included in EC readmission agreements or mixed agreements with third states agreed at 2 Dec. 1999 JHA Council (Council document 12134/1/99)
Negotiations mandate for readmission agreements by EC alone with Morocco, Russia, Sri Lanka, Pakistan proposed by Commission early 2000; discussed at May 2000 JHA Council; mandates approved by Council in Sep. 2000; negotiations ongoing with Morocco; mandate to negotiate with China, Albania, Algeria and Turkey adopted by JHA Council, 28/29 Nov. 2002
Lome countries Lome Convention replacement, agreed Feb. 2000, contains readmission clauses (OJ 2000 L 317)
Mediterranean countries Common Strategy on Mediterranean contains readmission clauses (OJ 2000 L 183/5)

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