The Italian government focuses on the new EU Pact for migration management
The Italian government has expressed a favorable position regarding the new European Pact on Migration and Asylum. According to the executive branch, this agreement does not represent a risk for the country, but on the contrary, it constitutes a tool for more effective protection and management of migratory flows toward Europe.
At the heart of the government's strategy is collaboration with certain third countries, considered key partners for managing departures and asylum requests. Among the nations identified as priorities for cooperation are Rwanda, Uganda, and Ghana.
The main objective of this initiative is to create legal and safe pathways while simultaneously reducing irregular departures. The government maintains that, through these international agreements, Italy can strengthen its own security and improve the management of the European Union's external borders.
Although the political debate remains heated, Italian authorities continue to defend the effectiveness of the Pact. The hope is that cooperation with African countries can lead to a decrease in migratory pressure, ensuring more orderly management shared among all member states of the Union.