Meloni maneuvers with Sunak to further tighten European immigration policy

Meloni took advantage of this opportunity and met with the British Prime Minister. Rishi AltarA four-way match with their Dutch counterparts, Mark Rutteand from Albania, Ed Rama. The purpose of the meeting was to talk about “possible operational initiatives in a bilateral and multilateral context to combat human trafficking”, according to diplomatic sources, who explained that the format was open to other European leaders. The meeting combines a dual issue: the positions of two EU countries, two countries outside the EU and two northern European countries affected by secondary movements, and two frontline southern countries affected by the arrival of migrants. In fact, the President of the European Commission made a surprise appearance at the meeting. Ursula von der Leyenand the president of France, Emmanuel Macron.

Both Italian and British conservatives are supporters of the idea. Tightening immigration policy. “These issues transcend national borders and Creative solutions at European level“Warning that migration levels to continental Europe are at their highest in almost a decade, the British Prime Minister claimed: “With thousands of people dying at sea driven by people smugglers, the situation is at its worst, immoral and unsustainable. “We cannot let criminal gangs decide who gets to European shores,” he said. Belgium, Bulgaria and Serbia Increasing intelligence sharing and operational cooperation.

Tunisia controversy

Meloni, who also met with the president of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, He will also meet the chancellor this Friday on the margins of the European Political Community meeting German, Olaf Sholz, talking about immigration and “the logic of how to move forward.” This will take place before the start of the informal European Council convened by Spain’s six-month presidency of the EU. On his arrival this Thursday, the Italian was “delighted” by the text agreed by the Twenty-Seven to respond to crisis situations at the border, because it showed that “we are not alone in this negotiation.” But he also reminded us that “you can always do better” and that the EU must “go a little further” to stop the arrival of migrants.

That’s exactly the purpose agreement between European Union and Tunisia The agreement negotiated by the European Commission, signed on July 18 with the direct participation of Meloni and Rutte, which created a lot of tension and concern. The agreement includes provisions on combating irregular migration and financial support: 785 million euros; 105 million of this will be allocated to education, border control and the fight against human trafficking mafias. This agreement has sparked much controversy, with the European Ombudsman seeking clarification from Brussels on its human rights implications, and the European Parliament, which called the agreement “completely unacceptable” because it “does not respect the EU”. Legislation “human rights”.

Immigration will return this Friday Menu of European leaders At Meloni’s request. The draft declaration prepared for the informal summit includes a paragraph stating that the issue is a “European problem” that “requires a European response”. The text also states that “irregular migration must be addressed immediately and decisively” and shows determination to increase agreements with third countries of origin and transit.