A number of 6 immigrants from Somalia and Eritrea left Malta early this morning where they will be relocated as part of a new EU pilot project to Luxembourg.

This group consists of an Eritrean couple who wear saved from drowning in 2005 and two Somali mothers together with their one year old infant, they had arrived in Malta in 2006.

In Luxembourg the immigrants will be assisted to integrate through an assistance package which will include two Apartments to live in for a year, as well as a teaching program to the French Language. Their Progress will be noted and followed by the Minister for Family and Integration.

Last Year Luxembourg had taken part in the Frontex operations.
The Home Affairs Ministry thanked Luxembourg for the degree of integration with Malta and the International Migration Organisation for its flow of good assistance.

Less than a month ago, a group of around 100 immigrants who had also been based in Malta started a new life in France, they were also a part of EU Pilot Project.

Most immigrants find themselves outside the EU Member State without resettlement, documents and assistance. This is a good opportunity for them to progress and be a part of a society which accepts them.

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