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The Portuguese government presented on 3 June its action plan for international migration, built around regulated immigration, foreign talent attraction, humanistic integration, and institutional reorganisation.
The plan comprises 41 measures. These include:
- the prioritisation of entry channels for family reunification, young students and skilled professionals;
- the development and execution of the national plan for the implementation of the Pact for the Migration and Asylum of the European Union;
- the reinforcement of the operational framework of the Community of Portuguese Speaking Countries (CPLP) mobility agreement;
- the establishment of a framework to resolve the more than 400 000 pending cases of - mostly - labour migrants, awaiting regularisation by the Portuguese Agency for Integration, Migraion and Asylum (AIMA);
- setting up municipal/intercity emergency reception centres for immigrants in cooperation with municipalities;
- the reinforcement of the offer, coverage and frequency of Portuguese language teaching.
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