(ANSA) – CATANZARO, MAY 31 – “We had landings just yesterday: 280 people. I gave feedback on the activity we are carrying out as interior ministry. I referred to the recent visit to Ankara, to the Minister of the Interior, precisely to highlight this increase in percentage compared to last year. we had assurances that they would have worked with greater attention by referring to the millions of refugees they have in the area “. Minister Luciana Lamorgese said this on the new routes of migrants from Turkey and Greece, from where “autonomous landings have increased even with sailboats”. The minister, today in Reggio Calabria participated in a meeting of the provincial committee for public order and security on the issue of migrants. “I must also say – added Lamorgese – that, as regards arrivals, most of the migrants come from Afghanistan. I would like to remind you that, last year in August, we brought more than 5400 people, all those who worked with the Italian units present in Kabul We went to get them but it was clear that the flow from those countries would not end.
And in fact we are seeing it. But we also have the Egyptians and above all there are the arrivals from Libya. We need to contextualize the various situations. The increasing flows have an impact taking into consideration the geopolitical situations of those territories. I refer to Libya, Tunisia but also to the food crisis which sees an induced effect of the lack of wheat in this war conflict. Unfortunately, the countries of North Africa are the countries that receive 80% of their wheat from Russia and Ukraine. It is obvious that there are leaps forward as repercussions on increasing flows. To that then we must add the local geopolitical situations which unfortunately are not of now. We are gearing up on this “. (ANSA).
Source: Ansa
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