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Slovenia, still no obligation to receive migrants
Change of strategy should be approved by States and Eu Council
13 May, 20:28
(ANSA) - LJUBLJANA - Every EU country should be left free to
choose to accept or not migrants. This is the position of
Slovenian prime minister Miro Cerar, after the European
Commission made public the European Agenda on Migration.
According to Cerar, the issue of quotas should be still discussed in the coming weeks. If Brussels will insist on the obligatoriness to receive refugees, this change of strategy should be approved by every member State and by the Eu Council.
(ANSA).
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According to Cerar, the issue of quotas should be still discussed in the coming weeks. If Brussels will insist on the obligatoriness to receive refugees, this change of strategy should be approved by every member State and by the Eu Council.
(ANSA).
