The mission has signed an agreement with the International Organization for Migration (IOM) and the Denmark Embassy in Egypt to implement the second phase of the SPHERE project.

IOM Egypt has implemented the first phase of this project in collaboration with the Egyptian government, which is a new phase of these previous successes. The partnerships include: the National Coordinating Committee for the Prevention and Prevention of Illegal Migration and Trafficking in Persons; Ministry of Social Solidarity; National Council for Childhood and Motherhood; National Council for Women (NCW); National Council for Human Rights (NCR).

SPHERE aims to expand and strengthen the national response in immigration management while protecting and assisting smuggling victims. It seeks to protect and assist immigrants at risk of exploitation in Egypt using a rights-based approach.

Provides new project resources to further identify and address random immigration challenges and further justify the ability of the Egyptian government to deal with immigration-related crimes.

While the government is making progress on immigration management and unregulated immigration control from Egypt, immigration was recently added as a pillar of the country’s Vision 2030. The speed of this inclusion helps to increase security and strengthen organizational capacity to be safe, humane and orderly. Immigration for all.

“I am delighted to launch the second phase of SPHERE with IH, highlighting our Danish priorities in combating smuggling and rampant immigration and our strategy for development cooperation and humanitarian work,” said Danish Ambassador to Egypt Sven Olling. Egypt and Denmark represent US efforts to increase immigration protection and combat trafficking. ”

Laurent de Bock, IOM’s Chief of Mission in Egypt, said: Victims of trafficking. ”

“The new phase of the SPHERE project will contribute to this goal and coordinate partnerships with the ability to respond effectively to the interests of the most vulnerable sections of society. To the CVID-19 related crisis.”

The SPHERE project supports the realization of Egypt’s sustainable development strategy as described in Vision 2030. This is in line with the United Nations Agenda 2030, specifically the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), which include: 8 goals of good economic growth; Goal 10 for minimum inequalities; Goal 16 for peace, justice and strong institutions; Goal 17 for goal-oriented partnership.