The European Union imposes a list of orders and requests on Al-Trabelsi and 3 ministers from Al- Dabaiba government
The European Union Ambassador to Libya, Nicola Orlando, presented a list of orders and requests to the militiaman Imad Trabelsi, Minister of the Interior of Dabaiba, and the Ministers of Foreign Affairs, Justice and Social Affairs, during his meeting with them in the presence of the Ambassador of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Jules Mpilo Mbongo, and the Deputy UN Envoy, Georgette Gagnon.
Orlando explained in a group of tweets published on his account on the “X” website (formerly Twitter), that he emphasized the European Union’s comprehensive approach to illegal immigration, which is to support development in countries of origin, legal immigration paths, partnerships to save lives at sea and in the desert, and manage… Effective borders and migration, consistent with human rights, and combating human smuggling and trafficking.
He added that the European Union’s approach includes life-saving assistance in detention centres, voluntary humanitarian returns and evacuations.
He pointed out that he called on the ministers to improve immigration and border management, the conditions of migrants and refugees, and commitment to human rights, and asked them to facilitate legal procedures for detained migrants and refugees.
Orlando’s orders to the ministers also included the need to “release detained children, women, and people from vulnerable groups, provide full access for United Nations agencies and humanitarian actors to detention centers, and find alternatives to detention, especially for children, women, and people from vulnerable groups.”
