Examples of using Migration management in English and their translations into Czech
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These policies will inevitably include migration management.
Proper migration management is beneficial to the European Union Member States' societies and economies.
The resolution marks a first step towards creating a common European migration management policy.
It also covers energy supply,climate change, migration management and the promotion of human rights and civil liberties.
It would be possible to exchange information via ICONet secure Information andCoordination Network for Member States' migration management services.
I am thinking, for example,of the centre for migration management and information in Mali, a pilot project we will soon be starting up.
In 2016, EU institutions and Member States made significant efforts to develop further information systems for migration management and internal security purposes.
The EU andits Member States should ensure that information systems for migration management are designed so that officers who handle the data contained therein can only access data in accordance with their work profiles.
This global approach is based on improving dialogue and cooperation with third countries in all aspects of migration, to build a partnership for better migration management.
Clearly those identified by the Commission- climate change, demographic change and migration management, agriculture and the maritime policy- are not exclusive and we are open to other ideas.
So I hope that when you vote tomorrowon the amended regulation, it will be adopted without any delay and thus enable us to exploit more efficiently this very important cooperation tool for migration management.
This is the direction we should be taking, I believe, andit will make Europe's migration management an example for the world to follow.
The solution for the future lies in improving Europe's migration management system, completing the process of setting up the European Common Asylum System, the legal framework for illegal and legal migration, and enhancing the role of Frontex.
This support combines significant financial and practical assistance for the reform of the national asylum system, border and return management, andmore efficient use of the EU funds for migration management and also better cooperation with neighbouring countries, in particular, Turkey.
Migration management policy should indeed be effectively combined with European development cooperation policy, and should take into account aspects concerning security, regional cooperation in the Southern countries and cooperation agreements with countries of origin and of transit.
The reinforced EU Agency for Asylum will work in full complementarity with the European Border andCoast Guard- together they will now be able to deploy migration management support teams at all times to offer integrated support on borders, asylum and return where needed.
There you have it, Mr França, I wanted to give you a whole series of examples, but most importantly I would like to say that I am completely convinced of the need for Europe to manage migratory flows through this global approach that links migration and development andgenuinely enables concerted migration management.
Exchanging information and skills between immigration liaison officers and Frontex using the Information andCoordination Network for Member States' migration management services will enable better risk analysis by Frontex, as well as better control over legal and illegal immigration.
Deployment of migration management support teams Migration management support teams are comprised of experts in all aspects of migration, including the European Asylum Agency's asylum experts and legal staff as well as operational staff from the European Border and Coast Guard standing corps and experts from Europol and other EU Agencies.
The current reality we are facing, fraught with major challenges such as the economic crisis, energy security,climate change and migration management, requires cooperation and responsibility from the Member States in order to protect their common interests and promote peace, security and respect for territorial integration.
With regard to Turkey, the Director-General of the Directorate-General for Justice, Freedom and Security, Jonathan Faull, is today on an assignment in Ankara to investigate the extent to which, and the means by which,an increase in cooperation could encourage the Turkish authorities to become more involved in a more responsible form of migration management, with the aim both of re-admitting illegal immigrants and, above all, of providing international protection for refugees.
Making new priorities of climate change,demographic change and migration management, agriculture and maritime policy is a good measure that needs to be complemented by the necessary diversification of OR economies, by their specific characteristics and by exploiting the rules in force as widely as possible, using the most appropriate tools for resolving the specific problems faced by the ORs.
The report rightly urges, for example, that the discussion on the future of the support strategy for the outermost regions should not only focus on challenges such as climate change,demographic change, migration management, agriculture and maritime policy but should also take account of the need to adopt positions in respect of other Community policies.
I welcome public consultation on the future of the EU's strategy for the ORs, but I believe that although the themes selected- climate change,demographic change and migration management, agriculture and maritime policy- certainly cannot be ignored, they do not cover all the major concerns of our regions.
Using the skills of both immigration liaison officers and Frontex, based on an exchange of information obtained from the liaison officer networks through the Information andCoordination Network for Member States' migration management services, will enable better risk analysis by Frontex, as well as more cooperation in relation to legal and illegal immigration.
The amending proposal has the following objectives: harnessing of the know-how of liaison officers and of Frontex for their mutual benefit; exploitation of the information obtained through the liaison officer networks and exchange of this via ICONet(secure Information andCoordination Network for Member States' migration management services); accessing of the External Borders Fund to promote the creation of liaison officer networks and facilitate their operation and, lastly, to expedite the system for the presentation of the half-yearly reports.
I agree with the objectives of the proposed amendment, in particular: actions to make the most of the knowledge and experience of liaison officers and of Frontex; making use of information obtained through networks of liaison agents via the Information andCoordination Network for Member States' migration management services; permission to use the External Borders Fund to promote the creation of networks of liaison officers and simplify their operations; and, finally, improvements to the system of submitting biannual activity reports.
There is a clear need for the amendments and for new issues to be included in order to improve the functioning of Frontex, such as exploitation of the information obtained through the liaison officer networks and exchange of this via ICONet(secure Information andCoordination Network for Member States' migration management services), accessing the External Borders Fund to promote the creation of liaison officer networks and facilitate their operation and, lastly, expediting the system for the presentation of half-yearly reports.
The management of migration flows arising from political instability represents a fundamental challenge for the European Union.
There is a framework programme this year that takes into consideration the management of migration flows.
