Wüst wants migration summit with Scholz at the beginning of the year

Refugees - Wüst wants migration summit with Scholz at the beginning of the year

North Rhine-Westphalia's Minister President Hendrik Wüst is calling for a new summit meeting on migration in the Chancellery. "We need an asylum summit with the Federal Chancellor early in the new year," the CDU politician told Bild am Sonntag. "The heads of government from the federal states and the federal government must review the effectiveness of the measures taken so far in January, or February at the latest, and be prepared to make adjustments if necessary in order to end irregular migration."

At the last asylum summit at the beginning of November, Scholz reached an agreement with the heads of government of the 16 federal states after months of dispute over the distribution of refugee costs and agreed measures to reduce irregular migration to Germany. The German government also wanted to examine whether asylum procedures outside of Europe were possible.

At the time, Wüst in particular had insisted on asylum procedures outside of Europe. He has now reiterated this demand: "Approaches outside of Europe, such as third-country solutions and a binding regulation for people from countries with low protection quotas, should be at the top of the agenda." Fundamentally, the Christian Democrat emphasized that Germany "cannot fight poverty around the world with our asylum law".

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1. Hendrik Wüst, the Minister President of North Rhine-Westphalia, proposes a top meeting on migration at the Chancellery with Federal Chancellor Olaf Scholz in early 2023.
2. In Berlin, Scholz and the heads of government of the 16 federal states agreed on measures to reduce irregular migration and distribute refugee costs during the migration summit in November.
3. Wüst emphasizes the importance of exploring asylum procedures outside of Europe, such as third-country solutions and a binding regulation for countries with low protection quotas, at the upcoming migration summit.
4. The German CDU politician, Hendrik Wüst, maintains that Germany cannot tackle global poverty with its asylum law and should consider alternative solutions.
5. During a previous meeting, Wüst advocated for asylum procedures outside of Europe, reiterating his demand as Germany continues to grapple with issues related to migration and refugee distribution across Europe.

Source: www.stern.de