Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni recently hosted an informal meeting alongside Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen and Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten to address irregular migration within the European Union. The gathering, which took place on the sidelines of an EU summit, included various EU member states interested in exploring new strategies to manage irregular migration.
During the meeting, Meloni emphasized the need for enhanced vigilance at the EU’s external borders, highlighting concerns following recent events in Ceuta. She advocated for a targeted revision of European legislation aimed at improving procedures for detaining irregular migrants during border processing. The discussions were centered on making current regulations more effective and fostering stronger cooperation among EU member states in managing migration.
The meeting reflects ongoing efforts among European leaders to find cohesive and effective solutions to the challenges posed by irregular migration. By focusing on legislative revisions and enhanced border vigilance, the leaders aim to strengthen the EU’s overall approach to migration management.