Italian Interior Minister Matteo Piantedosi has confirmed that a G7 ministerial meeting will be held under the presidency of Italy and will include ministers from Libya, Algeria, Tunisia and Ivory Coast.
In a statement to the Italian news agency AKI, Piantedosi explained that the meeting will be held in two weeks and will provide an opportunity to exchange Italian experiences and expertise in addressing immigration issues with his counterparts from the G7 countries, in addition to the ministers of the four countries that will participate.
The meeting will seek to coordinate efforts among participating countries in order to develop effective strategies to confront illegal immigration.
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