CYPRadar 🇨🇾📰 Cyprus Reaffirms Commitment to Migration Challenges on World Refugee Day
On World Refugee Day, the deputy migration ministry of Cyprus reaffirmed its dedication to an effective response to migration challenges, emphasizing protection for those fleeing war or serious human rights violations. The ministry stressed the Republic’s policy balancing protection for eligible individuals, rule of law, and responsible migration management.
The ministry highlighted efforts to strengthen procedures for timely examination of international protection applications, in line with Cyprus' obligations and public interest. It also praised the new European pact on migration and asylum, which took effect on June 12, calling it a significant development promoting solidarity and balanced responsibility among EU member states, especially those facing frontline migratory pressures.
Deputy Minister Nicholas Ioannides described the pact as a move from agreement to action, opening a new chapter for the EU. He stressed that effective returns are essential for a functioning migration and asylum system. The ministry reiterated its commitment to a comprehensive asylum and migration policy grounded in legality and human dignity.
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