In a significant move to enhance security within the Schengen Area, Croatia, Italy, and Slovenia have agreed to maintain internal border controls. This decision emerged from a trilateral meeting of the countries’ interior ministers, focusing on curbing irregular migration and smuggling. While these controls are seen as a temporary necessity, the ministers emphasized their commitment to finding long-term solutions.
Key highlights include:
- Temporary Necessity: The controls are seen as a temporary measure.
- Joint Patrols Proposal: Slovenia suggested joint police patrols as a long-term solution.
- Commitment to Schengen Principles: Ensuring security without disrupting daily cross-border activities.
- Croatia, Italy, and Slovenia agreed to keep temporary border checks within the Schengen zone.
- Aim is to fight irregular migration and smuggling.
- Officials insist these checks won’t disrupt free movement within Schengen.
- Planned replacement: joint border patrols by year-end.
- Debate: Effectiveness of controls vs. disruption of travel.
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