UAE President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan announced his country's contribution of $100 million to support development projects in countries affected by the phenomenon of irregular migration, and this includes supporting the initiatives put forward in the "Rome Process".
This came in Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed's speech at the International Conference on Development and Migration, which began its activities today (Sunday) in the Italian capital, Rome. The conference was inaugurated by Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, in the presence of heads of state and government, relevant officials and experts, as well as representatives of many regional and international organizations and institutions concerned with migration issues and its challenges, economic and social development, etc., to discuss the challenges of irregular migration and the urgent need to find integrated solutions that address its root causes.
The Emirati president said that the phenomenon of irregular migration, which leads to the loss of thousands of human lives annually, is one of the most serious challenges facing the world today, and needs a comprehensive treatment based on development and stability mainly because development brings stability and peace, whether within societies or at the international level, stressing the need to strengthen joint efforts to address the main causes through comprehensive development efforts and close cooperation between all affected countries, which include source and transit countries and countries hosting refugees and migrants, in addition to supporting international and regional agencies and initiatives to build on what has been achieved previously in the face of this problem. challenges
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