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4 September 2009 | State Migration Service employees attended migration-related trainings
.State Migration Service employees attended migration-related trainingsA series of trainings organized by the International Organization for Migration, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees held for the employees of the State Migration Service of Azerbaijan came to an end.

According to the information placed in the official website of the State Migration Service of Azerbaijan, the main objective of the trainings delivered on the topic of “Migration context and problems”, “The legal framework for migration management” is to enhance migration management capacity, potential and international refugee rights.

Lectures on “Entrance to the country, admittance of refugees and consideration of their appeals, nonregulated migrations”, “Temporary presence of migrants and refugees and people without citizenship in the country and their leaving the territory of the country” have been heard in the three staged trainings.

The employees of the State Migration Service were presented with diplomas at the end of the training.

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