Thursday, March 5, 2020

Syrian refugees in Greek-populated territory? The Albanian government is preparing two reception centers in the Saranda area

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In 1999, Former Greek Foreign Minister George Papandreu had blocked an attempt by the Albanian government to shelter refugees from Kosovo, forcing VETO. But this alarming situation, which has deeply affected Greece, whose attention is at zero level, seems negligible by the Greeks of North Epirus to protect their territory from disrupting ethnic equilibrium ...

This may be the fatal blow to the Greek population after the adoption of the Property Registration Law, which cuts half of the ethnic and historical territory.

03/05/2020

After the crisis in Europe with refugees from Syria, Albania is preparing to be ready to face such an emergency. Reliable sources suggest that four institutions in the country are discussing taking responsibility in such a situation, and it is planned to have about 6 reception centers beforehand, which may be located in the south of the country bordering Greece.
Two of these centers will be in the Saranda area and specifically in Qafe Bota and Rips.

It has been estimated beforehand that the host capacity at the six centers will be about 30,000 refugees. in such a case of refugee influx the initial prediction of the relevant institutions is the opening of settlements prior to the distribution of refugees to the centers. one source is thought to have these hosts at the Kakavija, Rips, Qafe i Bots, 3 bridges and Kapshtica border crossings.

In other words, at all border crossings that connect Albania with Greece. this plan of measures under discussion includes both the involvement of doctors and the logistics of other institutions. Such a debate on whether or not Albania would accommodate Syrian refugees was also opened during 2015, when it was called for the establishment of a mechanism to take action in case of need. the refugee crisis reopened a few days ago when Turkey opened the door to allow Syrian refugees to travel to EU countries, while shortly thereafter Greece and Bulgaria declared they had stepped up measures at the border.

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