is the plan announced by Minister Maroni in a press conference after the Council of Ministers. Would be triggered in the event of mass exodus. Logistical support from the Interior Ministry in the humanitarian mission in Tunisia
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If humanitarian intervention in Tunisia will not be able to prevent the exodus from its shores Italy is still ready "to operate a system of first asylum is necessary to ensure that the impact can be absorbed." The announcement was made this morning in Rome, Interior Minister Roberto Maroni during the press conference which was held at Palazzo Chigi after the Council of Ministers.
the prefects are entrusted with the task of "doing a survey on the national territory" to find the structures. Today, meanwhile, the minister added, "we are launching the implementation of the Village of solidarity at the mines," in the province of Catania, the facility for asylum seekers on which there is, said Maroni, a favorable opinion of the majority of Mayors of the Catania area encountered by the minister at the Interior Ministry on Monday.
Maroni, who will meet in the afternoon at the Interior Ministry's regions and local governments own the humanitarian emergency in North Africa, also announced that the experiment will be accompanied by a host of Mineo a regional pact for the safety of the common area. "I think it is," said the minister, "another best practice in Italy at the European level on the front of the reception and management of refugees and asylum seekers."
The Interior Ministry meanwhile offer logistical support organization, in particular with the Police, the Italian humanitarian mission in Djerba and Zarzis, the two main Tunisian ports from which the immigrants. "We hope," said Maroni, "that humanitarian intervention has resulted in positive effects on security to prevent the worst case scenario, the mass departures from its shores
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