M. Katelynas: Lithuania could refuse to resettle migrants and pay full solidarity contribution

M. Katelyn proposed that a financial contribution should be made to mitigate public apprehension surrounding migration issues. Speaking to “Radio News” on Thursday, she suggested that because the necessary funds are not considered a large sum, the measure should be implemented.

According to Katelyn, if paying an amount between two and two and a half million euros could stabilize public sentiment during the current geopolitical period, such actions should be taken. This commentary follows previous statements regarding Lithuania’s participation in EU solidarity efforts. The Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) had previously confirmed that Lithuania intended to accept 58 migrants under the EU solidarity mechanism while also providing a financial contribution totaling 1.14 million euros.

In a response to Eltai, the ministry detailed that Lithuania had selected a mixed form of solidarity contribution. This approach involves fulfilling commitments through the transfer of asylum seekers alongside a specified monetary payment. Katelyn’s remarks underscore the ongoing debate over the financial mechanisms required to manage cross-border migration flows and maintain social calm.

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