Prime Minister Elio Di Rupo brought Tuesday on the sidelines of an academic lecture at the University of Ghent, support for the Secretary of State for Asylum and Migration Maggie De Block, when he was asked about the expulsion of Afghan Navid Sharifi folder. "I have confidence in the policy of our minister (sic) Maggie De Block, she tries anyway to find a solution," he said. Di Rupo has refused to comment on a specific case, but said "understand the situation." "The law is the law for everyone," said he commented. He stressed the importance of a better distribution of wealth between countries to resolve fundamentally migration issues. The employer Sharifi calls for the return of Afghan boy The employer Navid Sharifi will attempt to return to Belgium the young Afghan expelled Tuesday noon, has he said Tuesday night at the Regional Focus WTV chain. The company Madelec located in Waregem, which worked for Navid Sharifi, regret having lost "a talented plumber and motivated." "I will consult my lawyer on Wednesday to see if it is possible to apply for a work permit" for Navid Sharifi, said the director of the company Rony Maesen the regional chain. Navid Sharifi, including all applications for asylum, adjustment and appeals have so far been rejected by the Belgian authorities, was taken Tuesday morning by police at the airport in Zaventem, where he was placed in one flight left at 11:20 to Kabul via Moscow. The man, aged 23, had no further report from his childhood in the Afghan capital. According to the TV channel VTM, Navid Sharifi have also been banned from entering Belgian territory for a period of three years, but his lawyer had appealed.
Posted on: Tue, 01 Oct 2013 23:29:44 +0000
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