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SARAJEVO, June 25 (FENA) - According to the data of the Service for Foreigners' Affairs, in the past two months, 69 foreign citizens were removed from Bosnia and Herzegovina after the readmission procedure.
In recent months, intensified activities have been carried out to remove foreign nationals who have resided illegally on the territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Based on the obligations arising from the provisions of the Readmission Agreement between Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Republic of Serbia, the Service for Foreigners' Affairs returned a total of 22 people to the Republic of Serbia, including citizens of Serbia, Somalia, Eritrea, Togo, Palestine, Pakistan, Algeria and Gambia.
The service removed 35 people under the control of immigration centers to their countries of origin, of which 30 were Turkish nationals, three Albanian nationals, and two from Kosovo.
In cooperation with the Service for Foreigners' Affairs and the International Organization for Migration, through the Assisted Voluntary Return and Reintegration Program (AVRR) implemented by the IOM, 11 people were removed from the territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina to their countries of origin, the Service for Foreigners’ Affairs stated.
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