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PMG position paper on the Multiannual Financial Framework (2028-2034)

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Position paper on the Multiannual Financial Framework (2028-2034)

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30/06/2026
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The Progressive Migration Group (PMG) – a network of African and European experts established by FEPS and the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung – examines the complex relations between the European Union and African countries of origin and transit. Its goal is to propose innovative policy recommendations for progressive forces at both the EU and national levels.

In this position paper, the PMG highlights how the proposed Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF 2028-2034) impacts migration cooperation and offers recommendations to ensure the next EU budget reflects the priorities of African partners.

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