More Resilient Migration Systems Essential for Mediterranean Regions Socio-Economic Well-Being

WASHINGTON, June 15, 2022 — Restricted mobility due to COVID-19 only partially halted migration in the region surrounding the Mediterranean Sea, says a new World Bank report that urged countries to build more resilient migration systems to cope with future shocks.

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