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Bob van Dillen, Coordinator for the Working Group on Global Governance of Migration and Development offers a critical review of the outcomes of the recent Valletta Summit and Action Plan.

European and African leaders must follow their promises of collaboration on migration at the Valletta Summit with policies that protect people over reinforcing borders.

European and African governments must re-commit to keeping their borders open for refugees and asylum seekers, with adequate, rights-based protection also for children and others who are vulnerable on the move.

EU and African governments have agreed to the participation of two civil society observers at the Valletta Summit on Migration on 11-12 November in Malta.

This one-day event in Brussels will be the occasion for civil society to call on African and European leaders to focus first on human rights, decency, dignity, wellbeing and welcoming of people in need.

With this statement, African and European civil society set out priorities for the upcoming discussions and outcomes of the Valetta Summit.

In a series of six videos, civil society experts from the Americas, gathered at a regional MADE meeting in Mexico City last August in Mexico City offer their view regarding main issues of migration across the region.

Le discours de M. Ignacio Packer, presenté pendant la ceremonie d'ouverture au Forum Mondial sur la Migration et le Développement le 14 octobre 2015, est maintenant disponible a télécharger sur le site MADE et FMMD Société Civile.

Cette discussion en ligne a pour objectif d’apporter vos connaissances et expériences en tant que praticiens de la M&D au Second Forum des Maires sur la Mobilité, la Migration et le Développement en contribuant au Document Final du Forum. 

The first of the two Civil Society Days wrapped up Monday evening with a record number of more than 260 civil society leaders and networks from some 80 countries.