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February MPG in the Media

13 February 2025 | BBC Persian

In an interview with BBC-Persian, Dr. Mojib Atal, MPG’s Integration Policy Analyst, provided insightful commentary on a shocking attack in Munich, Germany, highlighting its potential impact on public opinion and the ongoing federal elections. He cautioned against the generalisation of such acts to all Afghan migrants, emphasising that many Afghans in Germany see themselves as integral members of society. Dr. Atal stressed that fear-driven narratives are neither fair nor justifiable and called for more inclusive integration policies, including psychological support, to foster better societal outcomes. His analysis underscores the importance of evidence-based policies in shaping balanced and constructive migration debates.

 

16 February 2025 | VOA – Pashto

In an interview with Voice of America – Pashto, Dr. Mojib Atal, MPG’s Integration Policy Analyst, said that J.D. Vance’s statement at the Munich Security Conference highlights fundamental differences between the USA and European countries on migration. Migration is a complex issue requiring a comprehensive approach at national, European, and international levels. Far-right anti-immigrant parties often propose unrealistic solutions, disregarding key factors like conflict, economic disparity, and climate change in countries of origin. Meanwhile, Germany and other European nations have legal obligations under international conventions to protect refugees.

About the Migration Policy Group (MPG)

MPG is an independent think-and-do-tank based in Brussels. MPG’s purpose is rooted in its ability to inspire networks to provide evidence-based projects, research and campaigns in the areas of integration, migration and anti-discrimination.

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