Germany has enacted a new immigration law, in order to attract qualified foreign workers and make access to the labor market easier for certain profiles. This law came into effect on Sunday, March 1, 2020.
The administrative burdens that make it difficult to hire foreign workers in Belgium will soon be a thing of the past. Minister of Asylum and Migration Maggie De Block intends to strengthen the staff of the Office of Foreigners and facilitate the procedure.
Once again this year, Moroccans are far ahead of all nationalities when it comes to obtaining Spanish citizenship.
Morocco is organizing a regional winter school on sexual and reproductive health, mental health and psychosocial support for migrants. The kingdom, through the National School of Public Health, is innovating and hopes to set an example in the region for the well-being of migrants during their migratory journey.
The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees in Morocco (UNHCR) has registered a total of 9,756 refugees and asylum seekers in Morocco at the end of 2019. This confirms a 25% increase compared to 2018, when these populations were estimated at 7,775.
Nearly 74% of Moroccans living abroad plan to return to live in Morocco one day, according to a study carried out by the site "ReKrute". However, this return is subject to several parameters related to the migrant’s social situation.
According to the Spanish Minister of Social Security, Inclusion and Migration, faced with the wave of migrants, the country will not be able to continue closing its borders. On the contrary, it is in great need of them.
The British Medical journal has just published a rather worrying report on the migration of doctors and health executives. It would cost Morocco between 1.1 billion and 2.767 billion dirhams.
Moroccan migrants are mainly young married people, according to the preliminary results of the national survey on international migration carried out in 2018-2019 by the High Commission for Planning (HCP).
As part of a survey on international migration, the High Commission for Planning (HCP) has developed the typical profile of Moroccan migrants. They are mostly men aged 25 on average, single, who leave for higher education or to find a livelihood.
A migrant was violently hit by a vehicle that fled the scene. This happened during the night from Friday to Saturday on the highway at the Bourgambray rest area in Belgium.
Data on the migration of Moroccan executives is worrying the Ministry of Employment and Professional Integration.