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Von der Leyen : no a fondi Ue per muri ai confini

24/10/2021 16:32

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Von der Leyen : no a fondi Ue per muri ai confini

The Commission is opposed to the possibility of EU-funded border walls

EU/ENG - At the press conference on the sidelines of the European Council on October 22, 2021, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen expressed her opposition to the request for access to European funding to build walls at the Union's borders. A similar request had been made on October 10 by 12 member states, coinciding with the possibility of new waves of migration from crisis areas, not least Afghanistan.

"We will not finance barbed wire or walls at the borders of the Union" is the refrain confirmed by Brussels after the Council, strong in the support of the large and influential countries of the western area of ​​the EU that have excluded such a possibility of using European resources, as evidenced by the position of the Draghi government, more interested in the flow of resources combined with an assumption of responsibility by the partners with respect to the distribution of migrants.

 

EU/ITA -  Nella conferenza stampa ai margini del Consiglio europeo del 22 ottobre 2021, si è palesata la contrarietà della Presidente della Commissione europea Ursula Von der Leyen alla richiesta di accesso ai finanziamenti europei per costruire muri ai confini dell'Unione. Una richiesta in tal senso era venuta il 10 ottobre da ben 12 Paesi membri in concomitanza dell'eventualità di nuove ondate migratorie da aree di crisi, non ultima quella afghana.  

"Non finanzieremo  nè filo spinato, nè muri ai confini dell'Unione" è il refrain confermato  Bruxelles dopo il Consiglio, forte del sostegno dei grandi e influenti Paesi dell'area occidentale dell'Ue che hanno escluso una tale possibilità d'impiego di risorse europee, come testimonia la posizione del governo Draghi, più interessato a far affluire risorse associata ad una assunzione di responsabilità dei partner rispetto alla distribuzione dei migranti. 

 

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* This contribution is not a journalistic article but an analytical brief - Questo contributo non è un articolo giornalistico ma un brief analitico


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