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ARMENIA TO BRING ITS MIGRATION LAW IN TUNE WITH EUROPEAN UNION AND COMMON ECONOMIC SPACE PRINCIPLES
YEREVAN, July 18. /ARKA/. Before August 10 Armenia will ratify its
agreement with Russia on staying of one country's visitors in the
other country, Gagik Yeganyan, chief of the Armenian territorial
administration ministry's migration service, told journalists on
Thursday.
He said Armenia will adjust its migration law to international
criteria, approaches and principles, including those adopted by the
European Union and the Common Economic Space.
Yeganyan said the government approved a program of activities for
2014-2016 at its regular session on Thursday.
"The program implies implementation of 77 particular measures,
legislative changes and governmental decisions," he said. "Nine
international agreements are planned to be signed as well."
The new legislative changes will lay groundwork for Armenian citizens'
return home from other countries and reintegration in their homeland.
They will also prevent irregular migration, help in settling
problems in employment of foreigners in Armenia and protect rights
and interests of labor migrants from Armenia in the Common Economic
Space countries. -0----
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YEREVAN, July 18. /ARKA/. Before August 10 Armenia will ratify its
agreement with Russia on staying of one country's visitors in the
other country, Gagik Yeganyan, chief of the Armenian territorial
administration ministry's migration service, told journalists on
Thursday.
He said Armenia will adjust its migration law to international
criteria, approaches and principles, including those adopted by the
European Union and the Common Economic Space.
Yeganyan said the government approved a program of activities for
2014-2016 at its regular session on Thursday.
"The program implies implementation of 77 particular measures,
legislative changes and governmental decisions," he said. "Nine
international agreements are planned to be signed as well."
The new legislative changes will lay groundwork for Armenian citizens'
return home from other countries and reintegration in their homeland.
They will also prevent irregular migration, help in settling
problems in employment of foreigners in Armenia and protect rights
and interests of labor migrants from Armenia in the Common Economic
Space countries. -0----
- See more at:
http://arka.am/en/news/society/armenia_to_bring_its_migration_law_in_tune_with_eu ropean_union_and_common_economic_space_principles_/#sthash.zlzmyC0B.dpuf