Advancing Migration Governance: Tunisia and Germany’s Partnership
Tunisian Ambassador Meets Head of IOM Germany to Strengthen Migration Policies
November 01st, 2024
On October 24, 2024, a diplomatic meeting took place at the headquarters of the International Organization for Migration in Berlin. Aiming to explore collaborative frameworks between Tunisia and the United Nations-affiliated IOM, this meeting focused on migration policies and mechanisms for regular migration and the voluntary return of migrants. Jean-Philippe Chauzy, Chief of the IOM Mission in Germany, and the Tunisian Ambassador Wacef Chiha discussed strategic goals for cooperation on migration.
Key topics of discussion included Tunisia’s ongoing initiatives to manage irregular migration flows and the need to strengthen international partnerships to create safer, regulated pathways for migration. Moreover, both parties evaluated the current support systems for voluntary return programs, highlighting areas for improvement to enhance efficacy and inclusivity for migrants.
By addressing the shared responsibilities of both countries, the discussions set a foundation for ongoing partnership and mutual support. The outcomes reinforce the importance of migration reform, emphasizing Tunisia’s proactive stance and the IOM’s role in facilitating dialogue on global migration challenges. The session concluded with a commitment to continue enhancing migration frameworks, offering hope for a more organized and humane migration process.
References
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