Greece presented its proposals on migration at the Munich Conference
The Minister of Health, Thanos Plevris, represented Greece at the Munich Conference, where the critical challenges of migration policy in Europe were discussed. At the heart of the meeting was the need for a common European strategy that would effectively address migration flows.
During the proceedings, Mr. Plevris presented the initiative of the Greek Prime Minister, Kyriakos Mitsotakis, regarding the management of migration crises. The Greek side placed particular emphasis on the need for strict protection of the European Union's external borders, considering it the first step for the security of the member states.
Furthermore, the discussions focused on the implementation of the new Pact on Migration and Asylum. Participants exchanged views on the procedures for the return of individuals who are not entitled to asylum, emphasizing that cooperation between European countries is essential for the smooth operation of the system.
Greece's presence at the Conference underscores the country's active role in shaping European policy. The proposals submitted aim to find balanced solutions that respect international law while ensuring effective border management.