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Cartagena will be discussed as a practical example in the rest of Europe in relation to management policies in the integration of immigrants into the local economy.

It is one of the 10 European cities that added to DELI project, promoted by the Council of Europe. The program is being carried out in this city is one of the best and teach the rest of participating municipalities as a case to continue explained today Lilia Kolombet, director of DELI.

This expert, with Jan Niessen, Director of Migration Policy Group, knew first hand these days proceedings to be held in Cartagena hand this project.

Kolombet explained that private and public actors in the port city are very committed to this initiative with a very proactive behavior, and thus must be maintained in the future.

Are the conclusions we reached this panel today following the roundtable yesterday with companies, financial institutions and public agencies.

This morning they gathered at the Palace Hall with Deputy Mayor, Jose Cabezas, and Council for Employment, Joaquín Mowing and Social Care, Antonio Calderon.

Thursday also integrated by the heads of the relevant departments in this area of ​​the council with the aim of boosting its stake to self-assess how policies and measures are applied on the inner shelf diversity met.

Later, it was his turn to local businesses and associations held a meeting at the old Club de Regatas.

It is, as this expert qualified, a 18-month project, which is now at the stage of gathering information for a future reaches across the European Union, becoming a living idea. It was created out of necessity, by the amount of migration that exists today, and hence the assessment of this situation and that integrating diversity is needed is part of the modernization of society, he added.

So far, nine other European cities, in addition to Cartagena, integrate this project, like Bucharest (Romania), Getxo (Spain), Dublin (Ireland), Munich (Germany), Lisbon (Portugal), London-Lewisham (UK) are , Reggio Emilia (Italy), Rotterdam (Netherlands) and Vienna (Austria).

The project is led by the Council of Europe and funded by the European Integration Fund, with the participation of the Migration Policy Group (Migration Policy Group).

Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena