The EU has approved a new migration and asylum agreement. However, it will not be implemented for several years. The agreement aims to strengthen the security of external borders and increase joint responsibility for the situation in external border countries. Interestingly, the burden-sharing will not take place in the original form according to the agreement.
The European Union was finally able to announce the implementation of the new migration and asylum agreement. This announcement came after the European Parliament approved the new immigration package in its plenary session on Wednesday. The approval represents a significant step forward for the EU in addressing migration and asylum issues.
Overall, the agreement is expected to bring changes to how the EU manages migration and asylum in the future. It remains to be seen how the implementation process will unfold and what impact the agreement will have on member states and migrants alike. The key aspects of the agreement, such as border security and burden-sharing, will need to be closely monitored as the new policies are rolled out.