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approche globale de la question des migrations et de la mobilité

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Domain migration - colonisation - citizenship
globaalne lähenemine rändele ja rahvastiku liikuvusele preferred
Global Approach to Migration and Mobility preferred
GAMM
Global Approach to Migration
GAM
approche globale sur la question des migrations preferred
approche globale de la question des migrations et de la mobilité
Gesamtansatz für Migration und Mobilität
maahanmuuttoa koskeva kokonaisvaltainen lähestymistapa preferred
  • the overarching framework of the European Union’s external migration policy based on genuine partnership with non-EU countries and addressing all aspects of migration and mobility issues in an integrated, comprehensive and balanced manner
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  • The Global Approach to Migration (GAM) was first defined by the European Council in December 2005 (COM(2007) 247) and further developed in 2007 and 2008. It has constituted the framework for the cooperation of the EU with third countries in the area of migration and asylum. The Stockholm Programme adopted in 2009 also acknowledged the importance of consolidating, strengthening and implementing the GAM.
  • The approach comprises the whole migration agenda, including legal and irregular migration, combating trafficking in human beings and smuggling of migrants, strengthening protection for refugees, enhancing migrant rights and harnessing the positive links that exist between migration and development.
globaalne lähenemine rändele ja rahvastiku liikuvusele preferred
Global Approach to Migration and Mobility preferred
GAMM abbreviation
Global Approach to Migration
GAM abbreviation
approche globale sur la question des migrations preferred
approche globale de la question des migrations et de la mobilité
AGMM abbreviation
Gesamtansatz für Migration und Mobilität
GAMM abbreviation
maahanmuuttoa koskeva kokonaisvaltainen lähestymistapa preferred

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