Finland believes that the entry into force of the new Regulation on asylum and migration management (Ammr) – which replaces the previous Dublin Regulation within the EU Pact on migration and asylum – allows “the resumption of transfers of asylum seekers to Italy” and states that “transfers are currently being prepared.”
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This was reported to LaPresse by the Finnish Ministry of the Interior regarding the transfer of asylum seekers to Italy, also emphasizing the importance that all Member States fulfill their responsibilities under the EU Pact on migration and asylum.
“For Finland, it is important that the rules on responsibility for examining asylum applications are applied as provided and that all EU Member States fulfill their responsibilities under the Pact. On our part, we remain committed to ensuring the effective implementation of procedures related to determining the responsible State,” explained the Ministry of the Interior.
“We have continued our cooperation and dialogue with Italy over the years,” the ministry added, “we believe that the entry into force of the Regulation on asylum and migration management (Ammr) allows the resumption of transfers to Italy and transfers to Italy are currently being prepared.” At the moment, the ministry has not provided indications on the total number of people who may be affected by future transfers, nor has it specified whether the procedure will concern only asylum seekers who arrived after June 12, the date of entry into force of the new EU Pact, or also those already present previously.
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