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Nine beneficiaries of international protection left Malta this afternoon to start a new life in Norway.

The refugees, who are originally from Eritrea, Ethiopia and Somali, are departing thanks to the European Union Relocation Project for Malta, better known as EUREMA. The group of refugees that left today consisted of three single adults

The refugees, who are originally from Eritrea, Ethiopia and Somali, are departing thanks to the European Union Relocation Project for Malta, better known as EUREMA.

The group of refugees that left today consisted of three single adults and two families. They form part of a group of 31 persons who will be moving to Norway in the coming weeks. Today’s departure follows that of two other groups that took place in January and February of this year.

Other European countries have committed themselves to relocating beneficiaries of international protection from Malta through the EUREMA pilot project. These countries include Bulgiaria, Denmark, Germany, Hungary, Ireland, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Spain, Switzerland and the Netherlands.

Minister for Home and Parliamentary Affairs Carm Mifsud Bonnici noted that Malta has an average of 2,500 residents in open centres. 98% of illegal immigrants that come to Malta apply for refugee status.

360 persons who were granted asylum in Malta are being relocated to other EU states and a further 227 persons have already been relocated since 2010 when the EUREMA project was launched.

Dr Robert Visser, executive director of the European Asylum Support Office accompanied Minister Mifsud Bonnici to the Malta International Airport and commented that this is “a good example of EU solidarity in action.”

Source:DI-VE

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4 COMMENTS
  • keberi neritra March 12, 2012

    eza heger gasa tesainwa
    amzen shrhen bezihiwa
    gasay tesainwa
    ayfalki eba eritrea tebrwa
    hemede dfacha astyuma
    belaeti bezihoma
    kem nekeze fihiroma
    anti hegerey mchweti
    seferki koynu godagud bati
    abzihki buzuhet zelaeti

  • Semhar March 12, 2012

    Hine zayfedi wedi adgi!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Eritrea is full of wedi adgi.

    Hine zayfedi wedi adgi!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Eritrea is full of wedi adgi!

    Hine zayfedi wedi adgi!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Ertrea is full of wedi adgi!

    Hine zayfedi wedi adgi!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Ertrea is full of wedi adgi!

    • Ahmed saleh March 12, 2012

      Recently I noticed you are loosing your temper . Negative remarks
      only will come back to haunt you. So I advise you to be considerate
      to readers feelings. Calling wedi adghi is offensive, stupid and disturbing
      name calling stuff . We need to build a culture that encourage civility.

  • yafet.tesfay@yahoo.com March 12, 2012

    anta bezeba eritrea afeleto zeybelka ketzareb gega eyu gin tezarebeka ewen temseo loweti yebelekan mekeniatyu gafi mekaneka sela zenegerekana eritreaw sela zeykonka eka n eritrea tesaref zelaka hadei agame eka neseka telam wedi telamet komal arai kenti dehri higi bezeba eritrea keytezareb

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