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Third National Referral Mechanism to aid Returnee Reintegration Opens in Iraq

Third National Referral Mechanism to aid Returnee Reintegration Opens in Iraq

Sulaymaniyah, IRAQ, March 31: In a significant step towards assisting Iraqi returnees to rebuild their lives, the third National Referral Mechanism (NRM) was opened in the governorate of Sulaymaniyah, following establishment of the ones in Baghdad and Erbil in December 2022. The International Organization for Migration (IOM) in Iraq has been supporting the Government of […]

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KRG Launches National Return System to Support Returning Citizens

KRG Launches National Return System to Support Returning Citizens

Established by the Ministry of Interior of the Kurdistan Regional Government and the Joint Crisis Coordination Center, with financial backing from the European Union and International Organization for Migration (IOM), the NRM aims to facilitate the seamless reintegration of returning citizens into society. A Kurdish flag hangs in the Irbil International Airport, in the Kurdistan

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Shafaq News/ The Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) on Sunday launched a new project aimed at providing assistance to migrants seeking to return to their hometowns in the governorate of al-Sulaymaniyah. The project, held in cooperation with the International Organization for Migration (IOM), offers a range of services to returning migrants, including help with obtaining residency permits, finding employment, and accessing education for their children. Speaking at a press conference in al-Sulaimaniyah, Lanja Shahab Karim, head of the KRG's Ministry of Migration's Crisis Response Department, said the project was designed to "facilitate the return and integration of our diaspora community." "We want to make it as easy as possible for our expats to come home and rebuild their lives," she said. The project is being implemented in partnership with several international organizations, including the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) and the International Organization for Migration (IOM). Haval Abu Bakr, governor of al-Sulaymaniyah, welcomed the launch of the project, saying it would "contribute to creating a conducive environment for the return of our expats." "The local government will provide all necessary facilities to ensure the success of this project," he said. Often described as a beacon of peace after the war on the Islamic state, the Kurdistan Region has increasingly come under threat from Turkiye's increased presence, Iranian attacks, and tumultuous relations with the federal government. Amidst these tensions, Kurdish migrants fleeing the region has seen a sharp increase in the last decade. In November 2021, they made up the bulk of those attempting to enter the European Union by crossing the border from Belorussia to Poland. In December of the same year, international media talked at lengths of multiple dinghies sinking in the channel, resulting in the death of 26 migrants, 16 of them from Iraqi Kurdistan. In 2022, when the UK Home Secretary, Priti Patel announced her controversial Rwanda Plan, Iraqi Kurdish migrants were the first ones chosen to be sent off to the African nation by plane. This led to the Prime Minister of the Kurdistan region of Iraq, Masrour Barzani, holding talks with Patel during a visit to London on the subject.

Al-Sulaymaniyah launches the “National Expat” project to aid returning migrants

Shafaq News/ The Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) on Sunday launched a new project aimed at providing assistance to migrants seeking to return to their hometowns in the governorate of al-Sulaymaniyah. The project, held in cooperation with the International Organization for Migration (IOM), offers a range of services to returning migrants, including help with obtaining residency

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channel crossings tracker

Channel Crossing Tracker Illegal Maritime Arrivals From Safe Countries Since 2018, illegal immigrants (many of whom make a claim for asylum) have been attempting to enter the United Kingdom by crossing the English Channel in small boats, often using inflatable dinghies.https://datawrapper.dwcdn.net/8zSS2/1/ How many people are illegally crossing the Channel? At the beginning of 2023, the

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Nearly 10,000 Iraqi migrants returned

Nearly 10,000 Iraqi migrants returned home voluntarily in 2019 Nearly 10,000 Iraqi migrants and refugees have chosen to voluntarily return home from EU countries this year, according to The Summit Foundation for Refugee and Displaced Affairs (Lutka Foundation), a non-governmental organisation in Iraq. Most of the returnees have benefitted from reintegration support, in the form of job opportunities or financial aid.  The number

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Training for asylum seekers returned from Denmark

Training for asylum seekers returned from Denmark begins in Halabja ERBIL, Kurdistan Region – A Kurdish non-governmental organization has begun a professional training program in Halabja designed to support rejected asylum seekers from Denmark. The project is funded by the Danish government. The program, run by the Erbil-based Rwanga Foundation, targets people who have recently

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