Frontex, irregular EU inputs falling by 37% in the first 7 months
In contrast, the western Mediterranean, the only major route in increase, with 11.217 crossings and a +37%. Listen article Choose us on
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The eastern Mediterranean route remains the most difficult, with 20,232 surveys (-28%), followed by the central Mediterranean with 16,454 (-55%). Separately, the successful attempts and crossings of the Channel to the United Kingdom fell by 46%, to 22.469. Frontex, irregular EU inputs falling by 37% in the first 7 months.
Furthermore, The eastern and central Mediterranean routes together account for around 60% of irregular entrances at the EU's external borders. Frontex makes it known on the basis of a set of preliminary data, with the clarification however that the figures do not include the exceptional events recorded at the end of July in Ceuta. These data, the Agency points out, are counted out of the EU and do not therefore fall within the total entrances to the European borders.
In addition, According to Frontex, the overall decline reflects several factors, including the continuation of cooperation with partner countries and preventive measures taken in the main countries of departure, which helped to reduce departures to Europe.
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The eastern Mediterranean route remains the most difficult, with 20,232 surveys (-28%), followed by the central Mediterranean with 16,454 (-55%).
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesSeparately, the successful attempts and crossings of the Channel to the United Kingdom fell by 46%, to 22.469.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesFrontex, irregular EU inputs falling by 37% in the first 7 months.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThe eastern and central Mediterranean routes together account for around 60% of irregular entrances at the EU's external borders.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesFrontex makes it known on the basis of a set of preliminary data, with the clarification however that the figures do not include the exceptional events recorded at the end of July in Ceuta.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThese data, the Agency points out, are counted out of the EU and do not therefore fall within the total entrances to the European borders.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesAccording to Frontex, the overall decline reflects several factors, including the continuation of cooperation with partner countries and preventive measures taken in the main countries of departure, which helped to reduce departures to Europe.
reliability moderate2/2 sources
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