Asylum seekers and their reintegration has been a topic of discussion at a table with Interior Minister Skender Hyseni and mayors of several municipalities. Hyseni said his ministry together with the municipalities will have to continue with awareness campaigns on repatriation benefits. “The reintegration and repatriation process will continue even after the Europpean Commission recommends visa liberalization for Kosovo. So far, around 17 thousand people were repatriated and we believe that all those who were refused asylum will be returned efficiently,” Hyseni said.
Over 17 thousand asylum-seekers returned to Kosovo (Koha)
- Published: 8 years ago on 14/01/2016
- By: eb
- Last Modified: January 14, 2016 @ 2:22 pm
- Filed Under: Development/Humanitarian
- Tagged With: Development/Humanitarian, Hyseni, Koha, migration
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