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The minister stressed the importance of the reflection of the strategic partnership agreement signed in March on political, economic, and trade relations.
To better understand how Egypt can adapt, research center EUMENA organized Sunday a workshop on what needs to be done.
Minister Gabro expressed appreciation to Egypt for facilitating the voluntary return of Iraqi refugees to Iraq, and for the speed of issuing all types of visas to Iraqis wanting to visit Egypt.
They also discussed innovative ideas to facilitate the moving of skilled labor.
The implementation of this survey reflects European interest in the issue of international migration. The Statistical Committee of the European Union (Eurostat) has initiated a project to monitor migration from Mediterranean countries to EU countries through specialized surveys.
Minister of Foreign Affairs, Immigration and Egyptian Expats Badr Abdelatty and EU Commissioner for Home Affairs Ylva Johansson met in Cairo on Monday.
The last three rounds took place in December 2017, June 2019, and November 2021.
The Egyptian gazette published Monday a decree issued by the minister of interior to deport four Syrian nationals.
June 30: People's Will and National Progress
Minister Gendi noted that the center would help learn more about the needs of the Dutch labor market.
Germany handed over the chairmanship of the Khartoum Process to Egypt.
The minister underscored that Egypt was facing increasing inflow of migrants who were fleeing conflicts, economic downturn, and climate change impact.
The International Organization for Migration (IOM) estimated in 2022 that the number of migrants in Egypt had hit 9,115,929 belonging to 133 countries.
The plan's duration is between 2024 and 2027.
Egypt's Ambassador to Brussels Badr Abdel Aty met with European Commissioner for Crisis Management Janez Lenarcic to discuss the issue of migrant flow into Egypt.
Borrell also met with Arab League (AL) Chief Ahmed Aboul Gheit in Cairo, discussing the Syrian crisis and the future cooperation in light of its readmission to the LA.
Deputy Foreign Minister for Migration, Refugees and Combating Human Trafficking Nevine al-Husseiny said that the cooperation between Egypt and the EU must be founded on the principle of mutual benefit.
The workshop was delivered at the Criminal Research and Training Institute in Cairo in collaboration of the Prosecutor General Bureau.
The minister elaborated that Italy wants to establish an energy hub in Europe in cooperation with other Mediterranean states.
The ministry underscored that Egypt does not confine refugees and migrants in camps or detention centers.
