Examples of using Migration and development in English and their translations into Danish
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The second point is migration and development.
I agree entirely with Mr Kulakowski,who placed the accent on extremely close ties between migration and development.
A second Ministerial Conference on Migration and Development will be held in Paris on 25 November 2008.
A support is a Gallup study presented at the Global Forum in Athens for Migration and Development.
Finally, the issue of migration and development significantly affects relations between the European Union and the ACP countries.
A support is a Gallup study presented in Athens at the Global Forum for Migration and Development.
The three main themes are legal migration, migration and development, and the fight against illegal migration. .
This ministerial meeting should agree a draft action plan around the three clusters identified: legal migration, illegal migration and development.
Priority has also been given to monitoring the Ministerial Conferences on Migration and Development held in Rabat in July 2006 and in Tripoli in November 2006.
Then again, in my view, we need to make better use of the instruments we have available as part ofthe global approach to migration in order to encourage synergy between migration and development.
I hope that,in the framework of the debate on communications about migration and development, we will be able, together with Parliament, to discuss what the key elements of return policy in the European Union are.
It also contains a second, more operational section, covering three areas in which concrete projects are identified:legal migration, migration and development and illegal migration.
Mr President, EU-Africa Ministerial Conference on Migration and Development, a conference initiated by Morocco, France and Spain, following the tragic events of Ceuta and Melilla.
There is no question that in this way the European Union can make an important contribution to the high-level dialogue on migration and development that the United Nations is holding in New York in September.
The link between migration and development must be utilised betterand appropriate measures for better utilising the positive effects of migration on development must be stepped up.
This issue of brain drain and what to do about it will be one of the key subjects in the particular and specific communication on migration and development, which the Commission will present in Spring 2005.
It is the dimension,it is the relationship between migration and development, the relationship between the European Unionand the developing world countries which are mainly countries of origin of immigrants and political refugees.
Moreover, this free trade area should be supplemented by the gradual and conditional introduction of free movement for workers,with account being taken of the current discussions on the links between migration and development.
It will propose priorities, principles and concrete measures butwill also look more closely at the link between migration and development and between migration and climate change, for instance.
It should also be mentioned that, in December 2002, the Commission produced a communication entitled'Integrating Migration Issues in the EU's Relations with Third Countries', which stressed,in particular, the relationship between migration and development.
For any action concerning migration and development to be crowned with success, it must be exhaustive and integrated, and we must use our financial instruments in the short and medium term and embark on an enhanced political dialogue, particularly with our African partners.
We will also be updating the global approach on migration in the run-up to the December European Council and working to tackle the problem at source in the Euro-African Conference on Migration and Development next month.
Enhanced cooperation with the countries of origin and transit is fundamental and the dialogue with third countries should be intensified in areas such as legal immigration, migration and development, capacity building and the repatriation of people who have no need of protection.
This conference tackled the issues of legal migration, such as legal migration channels and the management of migration flows, integration and the Lisbon Agenda, and migration and development.
On Article 13, the Commission has put forward a balanced and coherent proposal that builds on the three pillars of cooperation in the areas of migration and development, legal migration and illegal migration and readmission.
It intends that the dialogue with these countries will cover all the dimensions of migration, especially legal migration, the prevention of and fight against illegal migration, and also the link between migration and development.
The EU is also striving to create partnerships with the countries of origin and of transit in order to better organise legal immigration and curb irregular immigration,to improve the link between migration and development, as well as to strengthen the rule of lawand promote respect for fundamental rights in these countries.
Moreover, with regard to international relations, the Commission has recently put forward, on a joint proposal by myself and my colleagues, Mr Patten and Mr Nielson,a communication presenting our views on the nexus between migration and development.
That means including legal migration, but particularly the fight against illegal migration, readmission and readmission agreements, return, reintegration,asylum, migration and development, and migration and integration.
Lastly, the Commission is using the programme to finance many projects in sub-Saharan Africa addressing the prevention of illegal immigration, the promotion of legal migration, the link between migration and development and the promotion of refugee and asylum-seeker advocacy.