In recent days there has been a new crisis between Rome and Paris after Italy refused to accept a ship carrying illegal immigrants, and then had to French government To receive it, provided that those who do not meet the conditions for asylum are deported immediately.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has begun implementing a strategy she promised during the election to prevent the influx of migrants into her country.
Part of this strategy was revealed by Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani, when he said that refugee camps could be set up in Libya and other countries, from where migrants would leave for the Libyan coast. Europe Similar to those in Turkey.
In all statements:
- The memorandum of understanding signed with Libya in 2017 on the fight against illegal immigration needs to be strengthened.
- Border security should be strengthened and camps set up in Libya, such as those in Turkey.
The electoral promises of the Italian Prime Minister contained in this file:
- Pay Money Libya to prevent the flow of illegal immigrants.
- The best way to stem the flow of migrants is to reach an agreement with Libya similar to that with Turkey.
- International organizations can manage refugee camps.
Libyan concerns
Libyans have expressed their fears about the possibility of establishing refugee camps and what that could mean in terms of life and security problems.
Libyan political analyst Ibrahim al-Fitouri was surprised by Rome’s threat to Libya with money, saying his country doesn’t need European money to be forced to receive refugees.
Al-Fitouri enumerates one aspect of the crises if the Italian project is completed:
- Libya will be exposed to the crises experienced by Turkey andLebanon Because of the refugees, a sign of growing economic difficulties the crime and clashes between refugees and citizens affected by their presence.
- Human disasters will occur inside the camps as a result of the military clashes taking place in the country.
- The search for a solution to the crisis in Europe will depend on the Libyan party, which makes Libyan lands a reception center for immigrants, indicating that Europeans will support this party in government, regardless of its validity for Libya.
In this, Al-Fitouri describes the 2017 agreement to set up detention camps for migrants between Libya and Italy as wrong and against human rights, especially since its implementation has been entrusted to the militias.
- refugee camps "more complete" from the detention of illegal immigrants; Which means an increase in the number of foreigners who are a burden.
European war in Libya
Libyan political analyst Sultan Al-Baroni expects different strategies will be different France And Italy, as far as immigration is concerned, will move to Libyan land, and this will be reflected in the failure to resolve the Libyan crisis that has been raging since 2011.
Baron explains:
- France does not accept Italian cooperation with militias to prevent the departure of migrants from the Libyan coast to Europe, having opened the door for these militias to consolidate their presence, and they have political and economic interests that tamper with Libya’s security with European funding.
- The Libyan analyst warns that this disagreement will prevent the existence of a unified policy within Libya, and we could find France supporting a certain political faction to implement its immigration strategy, and Italy supporting a other faction that supports its own strategy.
- There is no solution to the migration crisis except by unifying a strategy that addresses the problem, otherwise it will escalate and the price will be paid by Libya and its neighbors.
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Libyan analysts, who spoke to Sky News Arabia, warn that these camps will serve the militias to consolidate their presence, as well as foreign countries to establish who will take power in the country. Libya.
In recent days there has been a new crisis between Rome and Paris after Italy refused to accept a ship carrying illegal immigrants, and then had to French government To receive it, provided that those who do not meet the conditions for asylum are deported immediately.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has begun implementing a strategy she promised during the election to prevent the influx of migrants into her country.
Part of this strategy was revealed by Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani, when he said that refugee camps could be set up in Libya and other countries, from where migrants would leave for the Libyan coast. Europe Similar to those in Turkey.
In all statements:
- The memorandum of understanding signed with Libya in 2017 on the fight against illegal immigration needs to be strengthened.
- Border security should be strengthened and camps set up in Libya, such as those in Turkey.
The electoral promises of the Italian Prime Minister contained in this file:
- Pay Money Libya to prevent the flow of illegal immigrants.
- The best way to stem the flow of migrants is to reach an agreement with Libya similar to that with Turkey.
- International organizations can manage refugee camps.
Libyan concerns
Libyans have expressed their fears about the possibility of establishing refugee camps and what that could mean in terms of life and security problems.
Libyan political analyst Ibrahim al-Fitouri was surprised by Rome’s threat to Libya with money, saying his country doesn’t need European money to be forced to receive refugees.
Al-Fitouri enumerates one aspect of the crises if the Italian project is completed:
- Libya will be exposed to the crises experienced by Turkey andLebanon Because of the refugees, a sign of growing economic difficulties the crime and clashes between refugees and citizens affected by their presence.
- Human disasters will occur inside the camps as a result of the military clashes taking place in the country.
- The search for a solution to the crisis in Europe will depend on the Libyan party, which makes Libyan lands a reception center for immigrants, indicating that Europeans will support this party in government, regardless of its validity for Libya.
In this, Al-Fitouri describes the 2017 agreement to set up detention camps for migrants between Libya and Italy as wrong and against human rights, especially since its implementation has been entrusted to the militias.
- The term refugee camps is “broader” than detention for illegal immigrants; Which means an increase in the number of foreigners who are a burden.
European war in Libya
Libyan political analyst Sultan Al-Baroni expects different strategies will be different France And Italy, as far as immigration is concerned, will move to Libyan land, and this will be reflected in the failure to resolve the Libyan crisis that has been raging since 2011.
Baron explains:
- France does not accept Italian cooperation with militias to prevent the departure of migrants from the Libyan coast to Europe, having opened the door for these militias to consolidate their presence, and they have political and economic interests that tamper with Libya’s security with European funding.
- The Libyan analyst warns that this disagreement will prevent the existence of a unified policy within Libya, and we could find France supporting a certain political faction to implement its immigration strategy, and Italy supporting a other faction that supports its own strategy.
- There is no solution to the migration crisis except by unifying a strategy that addresses the problem, otherwise it will escalate and the price will be paid by Libya and its neighbors.
