Dutch Minister Broekers-Knol hails Egypt's efforts to face illegal immigration

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

67% : : Dutch Migration Minister Ankie Broekers-Knol hailed Egypt's efforts to face illegal immigration as she met on Sunday with Egyptian Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs for European Affairs Badr Abdel Aty.
65% : It also mentioned the national coordination committee on fighting illegal immigration and human trafficking upon articles of such law.
64% : Egypt has not recorded any case of illegal immigration since 2016 according to Egyptian officials.
62% : The report also focused on the efforts exerted by the ministry of migration to implement the initiative of Rescue Boats which worked on increasing the awareness of the society about the risks of illegal immigration and the safe means for migration to foreign countries.
61% : The report reviewed the state's efforts to combat illegal immigration at the local level, noting that the first national strategy to combat illegal immigration was launched in 2016 along with the issuance of Law No.82 for the Year 2016 which criminalized illegal immigration and stipulated punishment for those involved in any illegal activities.
55% : Egypt has adopted a successful and effective policy in dealing with the file of illegal immigration and supporting refugees in light of its commitment to relevant international charters, according to the Cabinet media center last April.
50% : The infographic shed light on Egypt's success and its turning into a world model in fighting illegal immigration and supporting refugees, referring to the international praise of Cairo in handling both files.
48% : Broekers-Knol affirmed the keenness of her country to enhance the frameworks of cooperation with Egypt in the efforts and endeavors to combat illegal immigration and treat its various dimensions.

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