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Press Release: Vienna Migration Conference 2019: presenting ICMPD's 70 recommendations for EU migration policy

- A focus on ICMPD's 70 recommendations for the next five years of EU migration policy for the incoming European Commission  

- "Migration ministers" from Hungary, Greece, Malta, Portugal and Turkey

 

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Press Release: ICMPD encourages leaders to press the reset button on European migration policy

The International Centre for Migration Policy Development (ICMPD) gears up to publish its recommendations for the next five years addressed to EU decision-makers. Now is the time for leaders to press the reset button to break political gridlocks on EU migration policy, and come together through pragmatic implementation and innovative cooperation.

 

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Press Release: OFID and ICMPD work together to address development and displacement challenges

OFID – the OPEC Fund for International Development – yesterday hosted a roundtable at its Vienna headquarters to discuss policy options to address the interrelated challenges of development and displacement.

 

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Vienna Migration Conference 2018 – seeking viable options for future migration governance

In its third year, the "Vienna Migration Conference 2018" organised by the International Centre for Migration Policy Development (ICMPD) is dedicated to an ambitious goal: overcoming the crisis mode of today and working towards long-term and forward-thinking migration policies.

 

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Press Release: Vienna Migration Conference with “migration ministers” from Afghanistan, Bulgaria and Nigeria

ICMPD presents five Migration Partnership Priorities

“A platform bringing together decision makers and experts” – this is how the International Centre for Migration Policy Development (ICMPD) Director General Michael Spindelegger described the Vienna Migration Conference, which will take place at the Austrian Academy of Sciences in Vienna on 23–24 October.

 

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First Migrant Resource Centre opened in Afghanistan

Vienna/Kabul, 04 July 2018: Afghanistan is second only to Syria in the number of refugees originating from within its borders in recent years. Officially, about 2.5 million refugees have left Afghanistan in the almost four decades of this country being marked by hostilities and terror. The unofficial figure for the number of people who have fled exceeds six million. The majority of them are currently in the neighbouring countries of Pakistan and Iran as well as in Turkey. It is in this context that the first information centre for potential migrants was opened in Kabul, the Afghan capital, this week. 

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