Egypt seeks legal migration routes from Europe

Egypt has focused on strengthening cooperation with the European Union on immigration matters, particularly through the formulation of long-term agreements to address the root causes of irregular migration. Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry reviewed the economic burdens Egypt bears, hosting over 10 million migrants and incurring costs of more than $10 billion annually. He emphasized the importance of opening legal migration channels, including circular and seasonal migration, to support stability and development. He also underscored the necessity of supporting host countries for refugees and balancing crisis management with long-term solutions, with a focus on enhancing economic relations and cooperation on security and regional stability issues.

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