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France and Britain Discuss Termination of Bilateral Migration Agreement

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France and Britain are holding discussions to scrap their bilateral migration agreement.

France and Britain are currently in negotiations to terminate their bilateral migration agreement. A senior French official indicated that the arrangement is set to conclude as early as next month. Both governments are examining the future of the scheme amid ongoing discussions.

France and Britain are actively engaged in talks regarding the future of their migration framework.
A French interior ministry source confirmed the planned conclusion of the arrangement.

Timeline

Sep 29A French official declared that the migration arrangement is on the verge of collapsing.
Sep 30French and British authorities entered official talks to end the pact.

Why it matters

Bilateral migration agreements between the United Kingdom and France are a cornerstone of efforts to manage cross-Channel small boat crossings.

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France and Britain are discussing the termination of their bilateral migration deal, according to French officials.

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