Pakistan and European Union agree to enhance cooperation on migration issues
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Pakistan and the European Union have decided to further strengthen mutual relations and increase cooperation on migration issues. This development comes at a time when a significant decrease in incidents of illegal migration has been observed by European countries.
According to recent data, illegal migration from Pakistan to Europe has decreased by up to 64 percent. European Union officials have attributed this decline to the measures taken by Pakistan, and both parties have reiterated their commitment to maintaining this trend.
During the meeting, both sides discussed the prevention of human trafficking, border management, and creating opportunities for migration through legal channels. Pakistan emphasized that it is committed to working with international partners to eradicate illegal migration.
Appreciating Pakistan's efforts, the European Union stated that it will continue to work with Pakistan in the future as well. This cooperation will not only reduce illegal migration but will also improve opportunities for legal and safe travel between the two regions.
This agreement is being termed a positive step in the diplomatic relations between Pakistan and the European Union. It is expected that this cooperation will make legal opportunities for education and employment in Europe more transparent and accessible for Pakistani citizens in the coming times.
Sources: Arab News PK
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