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"Madam President, I thank Mr Ortega for his constructive, pertinent questions. He is quite correct. We have to ensure the reinforcement of states with fewer resources: the case of Malta is perfectly clear, I know. We need to consider redeployment to strengthen the resources around Malta, and we also need to look at ways of reinforcing the Frontex mechanism in this respect, especially in Malta’s case.
Secondly, as Mr Ortega knows, there will be a second EU-Africa Ministerial Conference on Migration and Development in Paris, on 25 November 2008, to follow up on the Rabat Conference, and in this framework there will be three technical meetings on legal migration, illegal migration, and migration and development. I promise that I will ask the General Secretariat of the Council to report more precisely on the standard for the protection of minors, as I am unable at the moment to give an answer.
As for the third element, as regards Mali, Mr Ortega is perfectly correct to underline the significance of these agreements. What we wish to do as the Presidency, and what we also invite the Council to pursue, is indeed to conclude such agreements with the countries of origin of immigration. It is in that respect that codevelopment and dialogue with the countries of origin are important and, for me, this agreement with Mali will serve as a reference. This is what I wished to say to Mr Ortega."@en1
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