According to the Council Decision 2008/381/EC of 14 May 2008, all National Contact Points should establish a national migration network, composed of organisations and individuals active in the area of migration and asylum, and including, for example, universities, research organisations and researchers, governmental and non-governmental organisations and international organisations, in order to enable all relevant stakeholders to be heard. 

 

Mission

The EMN Luxembourg’s principal mission is to represent Luxembourg’s migratory situation at national and European level, as well as before other EU Member States (except Denmark) and the EMN Observer Countries, namely Norway, Georgia, the Republic of Moldova, Ukraine, Montenegro, Armenia, Serbia, North Macedonia and Albania. Thus, it aims to provide up-to-date, objective, reliable and comparable information on Luxembourg’s migration and asylum situation.

Coordination

Since 2009 the coordination of the EMN Luxembourg has been assigned by the Luxembourgish government to the University of Luxembourg. The General Department of Immigration, Ministry of Home Affairs acts as the EMN Luxembourg Steering Board Member.

Partners

• General Department of Immigration, Ministry of Home Affairs –
  Alain Bliss (Steering Board member), Charlotte Rauchs
• National Reception Office (ONA) –
  Pietro Lombardini, Elena Herrera
• Division of Living Together, Ministry of Family Affairs, Solidarity, Living Together and Reception of Refugees –
  Anne Daems, Ernad Rafetov Agović, Pierre Weiss
• The Ministry of Justice –
  Pascale Millim
• Centre for Cross-cultural and Social Studies and Education (CEFIS) –
  Sylvain Besch
• National Institute for Statistics and Economic Studies (STATEC) –
  François Peltier, Charlie Klein