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Basilis Kikilias, Greece's Minister of Shipping and Island Policy, has announced a notable decrease in migrant inflows from Libya for the first time, citing a 3% decline compared to the previous year. According to official data, there were 8,734 illegal entries recorded this year up until the same period compared to 8,968 last year.
Kikilias praised the efforts of the Coast Guard, highlighting their continuous presence and commitment to securing the country's maritime borders, reflecting both professionalism and dedication. This achievement marks a significant shift in the trends of migration from Libya to Greece, an area that has seen high levels of activity in recent years.
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