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Germany deported 43 Azerbaijani citizens
Baku/26.11.21/Turan: In compliance with the readmission agreement between Azerbaijan and the EU on illegally residing persons, 43 Azerbaijani citizens were returned to Baku from Germany on November 25. This was reported by the public relations department of the state migration service of Azerbaijan.
According to the press release, the readmission process took place within the rules as set forth by the Operational Headquarters under the Cabinet of Ministers in connection with the pandemic.
A working group on reintegration, coordinated by the state migration service, says that measures are taken to address the problems faced by returned citizens and their socio-economic reintegration.-05D06-
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