Примери за използване на Resettlement programme на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Union resettlement programme.
The establishment of a joint EU resettlement programme.
(MT) Madam President, this resettlement programme which is being set up is filling a significant, long-standing void.
Only a small number of States take part in UNHCR's resettlement programme.
It is good that a joint EU resettlement programme has been established.
Today the European Commission proposed the establishment of a"Joint EU Resettlement Programme".
The participation of local authorities in a resettlement programme should always be on a voluntary basis, as is the case with Member State participation.
The Commission has recently presented a proposal for a joint EU resettlement programme.
The resettlement programme may help to make illegal immigration less attractive to refugees seeking to enter the European Union.
Establishment of a joint EU resettlement programme(debate).
(PT) Mr President,I was very pleased to hear the President-in-Office of the Council stressing the importance of refugees and the resettlement programme.
All together, this could certainly give a boost to the resettlement programme, something that I think is very positive.
At present, there are about 200 people who should be able to take part in the resettlement programme.
Mr President, the resettlement programme is something that we worked extremely intensively on, investing a lot of energy, across all group divides and allegiances.
It is still true that, given sufficient political will, we will be capable of creating an effective,fair and unified resettlement programme.
We need a cross-society consensus that we want to take part in a resettlement programme, that it is a good solution, and that people will actually bring about integration on the ground.
In this context, I consider the calls to create a common EU asylum system anda common EU resettlement programme to be alarming.
I therefore welcome this effective,sound and sustainable resettlement programme, providing a durable solution for refugees who cannot return to their country of origin.
Mr Tavares prepared an excellent report andwe see no proposals from the Council to contradict the model resettlement programme that has been designed.
The latter demands that an ambitious and sustainable resettlement programme be established within the EU and proposes financial support for Member States ready to participate in this.
It is a pleasure for me to inform you that Hungary, too, will become part of this programme next year andis prepared to participate in the resettlement programme.
An effective and sustainable European resettlement programme will bring benefits for the refugees being resettled, for the Member States, and for the EU itself by giving it a leading role in the international humanitarian field.
I firmly believe, however, that given sufficient political will, we Europeans will be capable of creating an effective,fair and unified resettlement programme.
Illegal immigration could also be addressed indirectly through the resettlement programme, given that, if there are such programmes, refugees will not opt for illegal channels and will wait to be integrated into such programmes. .
Although Mr Tavares is not with us, I want to thank him for the cooperation which we have enjoyed to date andto express on behalf of our political group our positive position on the resettlement programme.
As you know, the Council andParliament are now negotiating to have the resettlement programme in place, and this is also an area where the European Commission could look at possibilities for financing quite a lot of it.
The Council supported, for example, one of Parliament's most important proposals,namely that a mechanism be created which would encourage newer Member States to join the resettlement programme through financial instruments among other things.
Therefore, if the resettlement programme that is to be set up today can be used to resettle international protection seekers in Libya, then these people will doubtlessly have little reason to cross the Mediterranean Sea and risk their lives in the process.
I would observe, last, that, in accordance with thatsame requirement for adaptation, the reserve of 54 000 applicants was eventually attributed to the resettlement programme negotiated between the Union and the Republic of Turkey on 18 March 2016.
I also hope that the procedural issues will be rapidly overcome, in accordance with what is written in the treaties, because we all know that what we have is not enough andwe all know that just assigning part of the budget is still not a true refugee resettlement programme.