Tunisia-More than 3,300 Tunisian migrants arriving on Italian coasts in 2023

By R

| 13 février 2024

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According to figures from the Tunisian Forum for Economic and Social Rights (FTDES) on non-regulatory migration, arrivals on Italian coasts during 2023 reached 17,322 people including 3,334 Tunisians, or 19.30% of the total number of migrants.

Note that among the 17,322 arrivals, there are 3,072 unaccompanied minors. 1,313 victims and missing individuals in illegal migration operations on the Tunisian coast have been recorded.

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