Juncker convenes informal working meeting on migration and asylum issues
The European Commission President Jean Claude Juncker announced that he will be convening an informal working meeting on migration and asylum issues in Brussels on Sunday, in order to work with a group of Heads of State or Government of Member States interested in finding European solutions ahead of the upcoming European Council Meeting.
The summit will include Italy, France, Germany, Spain, Greece, Bulgaria, Malta and Austria.
I am convening an informal working meeting on migration and asylum issues in Brussels on Sunday, in order to work with a group of Heads of State or Government of Member States interested in finding European solutions ahead of the upcoming #EUCO. #MigrationEU pic.twitter.com/qXJaghR20v
— Jean-Claude Juncker (@JunckerEU) June 20, 2018
Malta’s Prime Minister Joseph Muscat confirmed his attendance in a tweet issued on Wednesday afternoon.
I have accepted @JunckerEU invitation for an informal meeting on #migration ahead of #EUCO. #Malta was and will remain consistent with its principles, and looks forward to contribute to the debate and action on a coordinated European response -JM #MigrationEU
— Joseph Muscat (@JosephMuscat_JM) June 20, 2018
