Europe is not threatened by the new wave of immigrants from Syria, against the background of the occupation of the Middle Eastern country by the armed opposition. If such a wave rises, Poland is not going to accept Syrian refugees, despite the provisions of the EU migration treaty. About thisRadio ZetPoland's Minister of EU Affairs, Adam Shlapka, announced on the air of the radio station.
"Turkey, which borders Syria, is most interested in the stability of this very unstable region. I think it will be very important for Turkey to control the stability, because Turkey is the first direction of the potential wave of immigration," the politician said.
According to him, if a wave of Syrian refugees appears in Europe, Poland is not going to accommodate them in its territory, despite the provisions of the EU migration treaty.
"No, we have clearly said that there will be no such thing, which, from our point of view, is a forced relocation," Shlapka said.
