The interior ministers of Italy, Tunisia, Libya and Algeria are seeking to develop a regional approach to reduce irregular migration flows
Italian Interior Minister Matteo Piantidosi received, today, Thursday, in the Italian capital, Rome, his counterparts from Tunisia, Libya, and Algeria, Kamal El-Feki, Imad Trabelsi, and Ibrahim Mourad, respectively, to discuss issues related to managing irregular flows of migrants, according to the Italian Nova Agency. For news.
During the meeting, Piantidosi said that “in order to reduce illegal migration flows, we must have the ambition to move from bilateral cooperation to a strategic regional approach, which can lead to a reduction in illegal migration flows.” The Italian Minister of the Interior stressed that “our strategic priority must be to work to enhance the stability of land borders, starting with the Sahel region.”
During the Quartet meeting, which described As “amicable and fruitful,” “some operational objectives were shared to work on, in particular strengthening the strategy for assistance in voluntary repatriation thanks to the control room that will meet in the next few days, and exchanging information to combat the criminal networks that operate human trafficking,” he said. The Italian Ministry of the Interior said, in a statement seen by Nova.
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