The European Union has finally agreed on a new migration and asylum agreement. This announcement came after weeks of negotiations and debate, with the European Parliament giving its approval in a plenary session on Wednesday. The implementation of this agreement will not take place for several years, but it represents a significant step forward for the EU in addressing migration and asylum issues.
The aim of the agreement is to strengthen the security of external borders and increase joint responsibility for the situation in external border countries. However, it seems that burden-sharing will not take place in the original form according to the agreement. This means that member states will need to find innovative solutions to share the burden of hosting refugees more fairly.
Overall, the new migration and asylum agreement is expected to bring changes to how the EU manages migration and asylum in the future. It remains to be seen how member states will implement these policies and what impact they will have on migrants and local communities. As such, it is important that we closely monitor the implementation process and work together to ensure that these policies are effective and equitable for all parties involved.
