From 65438+February 10 to 1 1, dozens of countries will sign landmark immigration agreements, while some EU countries choose not to sign the agreement.

According to Reuters, in a few days, the global agreement on refugees and immigrants will be formally adopted in Marrakech. Its core content is that participating countries need to protect the rights of immigrants and ensure that the immigrant population is not discriminated against when participating in the work, regardless of whether they have residence qualifications or not.

Although the agreement is not binding, Bulgaria said this week that it would not sign the agreement, and Slovakia also expressed the same position, although Slovakia's foreign minister protested the government's decision by resigning.

Hungary, Poland and other EU countries also refused to accept this document. These two countries oppose the establishment of refugee quotas and share the burden for Mediterranean countries such as Italy, Greece and Spain.

At the same time, the Belgian Coalition government has serious differences on whether to sign the agreement.

"This is too supportive of immigration." On Thursday (65438+February 6th), Belgian Immigration Minister Theo Franken said: "It is not legally binding, but it is not without legal risks."

However, after Belgian Prime Minister Michelle submitted the immigration agreement to the parliament, the parliament approved the immigration agreement regardless of the wishes of the Flemish interest party, the largest political party in Belgium's ruling Coalition.

It is worth mentioning that Austria, the rotating presidency of the European Union, also expressed its intention to withdraw from the agreement. Theo Franken said: "This has brought great political impact to other countries."

Previously, the UN 193 Member States, including the United States under Obama, adopted a declaration in 20 16 aimed at protecting the rights and interests of refugees and immigrants, saying that no country can manage international migration alone and agreed to work towards a global compact. Then, after two years of negotiation, all parties worked out a global immigration agreement.

However, during the term of US President Trump, the United States announced its withdrawal from the agreement, claiming that many provisions in the agreement "conflict with US immigration and refugee policies".