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Belgium and Algeria Reach Deal to Speed up Migrant Returns
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"This decision is very important in our fight against illegality, for less pressure on our prisons, and to make our society safer." This is what Minister of Asylum and Migration Anneleen Van Bossuyt (N-VA) says about the new return agreement with Algeria. She calls it a "historic agreement that has been nearly 20 years in the making." But what exactly is changing?
This agreement provides for the readmission of persons of Algerian nationality residing illegally in Belgium. ...
Algeria - Arabic Jerusalem: Algeria and Belgium, on Tuesday in Brussels, signed two bilateral agreements relating to visa exemption for diplomatic passport holders and the easing of deportation procedures for migrants in an irregular situation. This comes at a time when these issues continue to give rise to attractions with the French side.
During his official visit to Belgium, the Minister of State, Minister of Foreign Affairs, the National Community Abroad, and African Affairs, Ahmed Attaf, held a series of key diplomatic meetings in Brussels on Tuesday aimed at strengthening bilateral relations between Algeria and Belgium. The day began with a bilateral meeting with the Belgian Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Foreign, European, and Development Cooperation, Maxime Prévot, foll…
On Tuesday, Brussels and Algiers signed two agreements: one to speed up the return of irregular migrants and the other to facilitate the movement of Algerian officials.
20:35 Algeria will take back more compatriots without residence rights from Belgium. In exchange, Algerian diplomats and officials are allowed to travel to our country without a visa.
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