One day after the conclusion of the agreement between the Spanish Government and the Basque Government on the transfer of migration, the Deputy Minister of Social Policy emphasized “the good tone and the desire to reach an agreement” that existed during the negotiations.
The Deputy Minister of Social Policy of the Basque Government, Lide Amilibia, believes that there is time to “work properly on the specifications and tenders to have everything ready by January 1, 2025”, the date on which the transfer of the migrant reception system will come into effect. Likewise, she has announced for today an explanatory meeting with the six social entities that are already developing autonomy programs with migrants.
One day after the conclusion of the agreement between the Spanish Government and the Basque Government on the transfer of immigration, the Deputy Minister stood out in the program Boulevard from Radio Euskadi “the good tone and the desire to reach an agreement” that existed during the negotiations, and estimates the amount for the implementation of the agreement at 2.4 million euros.
Amilibia has clarified that the state reception system is divided into three phases, characterized by arrival and referral; reception and finally autonomy. “We are left with the third. These are people who have already received international protection, have a work and residence permit and are moving on to the autonomy phase. What they are looking for is integration into society,” he said.
According to the consultant, these inclusion processes entail actions that have so far been managed by the Spanish state, such as financial assistance, social, sociological, legal support or language education.
Amilibia also reported that its deputy counsel will hold a meeting today with the six entities currently responsible for the autonomy of migrants, such as the Red Cross, CEAR, ACCEM or the Nueva Vida Association, “to convey peace of mind to them , because we have the time to do things right and make the transition very easy.
Source: EITB
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