(VOVworld) – Leaders from Austria, Germany, and Sweden gathered in Vienna on Saturday to discuss measures to resolve the migration crisis.
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Migrants wait to board buses in Nickelsdorf, Austria, on Sept. 14, 2015.
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At a meeting, Austrian Chancellor Werner Faymann, Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Lofven, and German Vice Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel said the EU now need to control the number of refugees, ensure their lives, and security in the labor market when its member countries accept the refugees. They urged for the European unity to resolve the migration crisis.
German and Austrian political leaders have urged the EU to allocate billions in refugee aid, at least 5 billion euros, to ensure dealing with humanitarian issues. The Swedish Prime Minister affirmed that he support a solidarity EU and added that a common solution is now necessary for the crisis.