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Council of the EU: Informal videoconference of Ministers of Home Affairs on 28 April 2020: COVID-19

Topic
COVID-19 Schengen Council of the EU
Country/Region
EU

05 May 2020

Content of the meeting: 1. External and internal border controls 2. Asylum, return and resettlement 3. Prevention of COVID-19 spread 4. Internal security 5. Conclusion

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Informal videoconference of Ministers of Home Affairs on 28 April 2020: COVID-19 - Presidency discussion paper (WK 3875/2020, pdf)

Summary of the meeting: Comprehensive coordination among EU Member States - the key to success (EU2020HR, link)

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