Yesterday in the final document of G 20, regarding the emergency of immigration, it was reiterated the "sovereign right of states to manage and control their borders and establish policies in the interests of national security" and where possible to put in place " Global efforts and coordinated actions ".
Throws more down to fill a document rather than giving peremptory directions on what to really do to stem the emergency.
Today, reading the newspaper's main newspapers, a "Il Giornale" article, an interview with General Pasquale Preziosa, former Air Force Chief of Staff, makes a precise and substantive analysis of the issue of migratory flows. I carry the most salient steps.
"Italy is wrong policy and Europe leaves us alone. And then, in order to block the invasion, we must use the same methods used by the Romans. "In short, the story is repeated and from the mistakes one can also learn.
Italy is alone today. It is not that Europe does not exist. Europe is compact, but it is on the other side. Germany, too, which had begun a welcoming policy similar to ours, inspired by the fundamental values of Europe, had to change the strategy because it was not sustainable. So Italy, with the talk of immigration, has remained isolated.
We need an active policy. The problem is resolved with an attitude different from the present one. There is a need to change attitude with the countries of North Africa and with Europe. The disaster started due to France with the destabilization of Libya, which in 2014 already had an internationally recognized and democratically elected government. The fact that Islamists, who were only the 30%, opposed and pushed Al-Thani to go to Tobruk, does not mean that the government was not democratically elected. Surely the birth of the Tripoli government, that of the Islamists and, subsequently, the one wanted by the UN, with the work done by Kobler, was a disaster, because today we are facing three governments without authority and authority. Kobler's Substitute, Ghassan Salamé, will enter its full function in September, but has already attempted to approach the various governments with little success. It should be noted that Kobler's right arm is the one who actually advocated the coup against Thani. So the UN is a disaster. What to do? The three governments exist and need to find a solution. Few, for example, are talking with tribes to southern Libya, but the problem is bigger because we need to stabilize the countries around. It was first thought to Gaddafi who financed countries such as Sudan, Chad, and Mali, so that the armies had a regular salary every month. After the cash flows end, those armies have become militias dedicated to human or other traffic. "
A precise analysis that makes us think a lot and that could give a greater stimulus to what the Prime Minister and the Ministers of the Interior and of Defense have been saying for some time. Europe can not remain on guard because in this way the future of citizenship of the Union is played out. On the other hand, the final declaration of the G 20 is important, where it is possible for countries to implement national policies in the primary interest of the security of their borders. As Germany has done with Turkey it is good that Italy too is awake and waiting for Europe. At stake is our nation in this emergency, at stake is the quality of life of our citizens. Italy and Italians will always continue to save lives in danger of life and ensure a sustainable welcome, but it is now that concrete solutions are implemented. At the summit of Tallin Minister Minniti has "torn" a few certainties. Only an increase in funding for the "Fund for Africa", in order to try to stabilize the countries of North Africa. Minister Alfano, held in Agrigento the first economic forum with Libya. So since we have the skills and the interest to return to invest in Libya, why not establish a bilateral agreement with Libya and make an Italian-led control room that manages and coordinates the stabilization of the entire North African area? Maybe starting right by widening relations with the tribes of southern Libya as the General Precious rightly indicated.
"It is our national interest." Let's face it and immediately, the future of next generations is in the dance.
The General Precious is in auxiliary age limits, it is a shame not to use such a resource, given its international experience and above all the ability of analysis, transparent and unrestricted.
By Emanuela Ricci