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00:00The very same. In the midst of this, several Arab countries are suffering from complicated security, political and economic conditions.
00:07which threatens the flow of more immigrants
00:10to the European continent.
00:15Half a century was enough to create a quantum leap in the number of immigrants around the world in those numbers that exceeded two hundred million immigrants, according to a report issued by the International Organization for Migration.
00:26The report monitored a remarkable rise in the number of immigrants during the past year
00:30which reached about 281 million immigrants, compared to 272 million immigrants in the year before. According to the statistics,
00:40these immigrants represent more than three and a half percent of the world's population.
00:45Their numbers are expected to increase in the coming years. In conjunction with the issuance of those statistics,
00:51Oman hosted the first Arab-European Conference for border security to discuss the repercussions of the immigration file
00:57and ways of coordination between the two sides. Several files are on the table of discussion in the conference, including securing borders and combating illegal immigration
01:06Transcontinental human trafficking networks.
01:08These files represent major challenges for Europe and the Arab countries, which are suffering from unstable situations at all levels, and on top of them the economic conditions
01:18Imposed by the Corona pandemic.
01:20Away from the shadowy economies in most Arab countries, security tensions and armed conflicts remain
01:26A major catalyst for the escape of many families by sea, by land and by air to Europe
01:31In search of a better life, they may not be able to obtain it. Living models of these disorders are embodied in several countries
01:40including Tunisia, which is suffering from an escalating political crisis,
01:44Iraq, which is facing serious security challenges, while Sudan is still an open theater for expectations in light of the troubled political situations
01:52And a flaming border
01:54thousands of refugees are exported daily through neighboring Ethiopia
01:59To discuss this subject, I welcome my guest from London via satellite
02:03Mr. Ahmed Saadoun, legal expert in immigration and asylum affairs
02:07From Amman via satellite, we also have with us the journalist specialized in refugee affairs, Mr. Hamouda Makkawi
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02:27Then I will start the discussion with my guest from London, Mr. Ahmed. I welcome you again, Mr. Ahmed, Mr. Ahmed
02:33from three or two point three percent of the world's population in 1970 to three point five in 2019
02:43to 3.6 in 2020 the number of international migrants, according to the International Organization for Migration.
02:51How do we read this height, especially that
02:53was recorded in 2019, and it is the beginning of Corona's goal?
02:59C.