These days "one thing appears disconcerting" in the voices of European politicians and it is the "great solidarity with the rights of the Afghans who remain there. This does not live up to the values of the Union".
This was stated by the President of the Republic Sergio Mattarella, on the occasion of the 40th seminar for European federalist formation on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of the Ventotene Manifesto.
We need "a collaborative dialogue with other parts of the world to manage this phenomenon" of migration because "only a common management policy of immigration can prevent us from being overwhelmed by an uncontrollable phenomenon".
"The icy antipathyants give each other peace, the EU will not go back", stated Mattarella, recalling the tools put in place by Europe to fight, for example, the pandemic.
Among these, the Next generation Eu which "represents a turning point" also because it will be one of those "tools that will remain".
On migration policy "I know very well that many countries are held back by contingent electoral concerns, but in this way we end up entrusting the management of migration to smugglers and human traffickers", added Mattarella, according to whom one cannot renounce "responsibility to explain to public opinion that it is not by ignoring the phenomenon that it is governed "
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