Illegal immigrants landing on Italy’s shores “will be repatriated,” Foreign Minister Luigi Di Maio announced Monday in Tunis after a Tunisian-Italian-European working session chaired by President of the Republic Kaîs Saied.
Italy will continue helping Tunisia, Di Maio told the media. He praised the European Union’s willingness to step up efforts to address illegal migration.
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs Selma Ennaifer cited President Saied as saying “there is need to go beyond the security approach in decreasing migration flows to Italy. ”
Saied stressed the need to join efforts to put in place a comprehensive development approach that would encourage migrants not to leave their homeland.
He also announced Tunisia is determined to scale up cooperation with all actors to tackle illegal migration.
The delegation attending the working session also includes Interior Minister Luciana Lamorgese, the European Commissioner for Neighborhood Policy and Enlargement and the European Commissioner for Home Affairs
A joint patrol of the intelligence units of the Nabeul National Guard district and the…
In search of first place in the CAF Champions League final since 2019, Esperance sucedded…
President and Director General of the Export Promotion Center (CEPEX), Mourad Ben Hussein, confirmed that…
Agents from the National Security station in Msaken, and the emergency police patrol in Sousse…
An agreement was inked this Thursday, April 25, between the Ministry of Education and the…
In total, 57 low-income families in special situations were approved for the launch of…
This website uses cookies.