In a conference held by the Harvard Business School-Club Greece and “SolidarityNow” it was stressed that migration and the people on the move can serve as an important lever of economic growth in modern Europe.
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“We took the extremely difficult decision to end our activities in Moria because continuing to work inside would make us complicit in a system we consider to be both unfair and inhumane,” said Marie Elisabeth Ingres, MSF Head of Mission in Greece.
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Several Member States have already committed to providing additional officers.
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The Boards of Directors of the Harvard Business School Club of Greece and “SolidarityNow” are organizing a conference under the theme, “Migration: A Threat or an Economic Opportunity for Europe?”.
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Thousands of asylum seekers and migrants are trapped in Greece as a result of the border closures. “it is an unconscionable and short-sighted non-solution that is causing suffering and violence”, says Human Rights Watch.
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They were informed about the current situation concerning migration and held discussions with representatives of the Greek authorities, NGOs and international organisations.
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United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon today called on all countries along the Balkan route, including Austria, Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia and FYROM to keep their borders open “in a spirit of responsibility sharing and solidarity.”
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“We cannot continue to deal through unilateral, bilateral or trilateral actions”, said D. Avramopoulos, following the meeting of the Justice and Home Affairs Council.
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The UK and the other EU countries would be better off staying together, Martin Schulz told heads of state and government at the start of a European Council on 18-19 February dedicated to migration and the UK’s demands of a reform of its EU membership.
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At their meeting on February 18-19, leaders agreed on a new settlement for the UK within the EU. They also discussed migration and the situation in Syria and Libya.
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