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The Migration Profile shows Vietnam's care for right of migrants
The Migration Profile shows Vietnam's care for right of migrants
25/8/17
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The
Vietnam Migration Profile 2016 was released by the Foreign Ministry’s
Consular Department and the International Organisation for Migration (IOM),
in Hanoi on August 22.
The
profile launch event saw the participation of over 100 delegates from the National
Assembly Office, the Government Office, ministries, sectors, localities,
embassies and consulate generals of countries, and international
organisations.
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The
Vietnam Migration Profile 2016 is the result of the project
"Strengthening mechanisms for cooperation among Vietnamese authorities
in migration management" that has been implemented by the Consular
Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in collaboration with the
Delegation of the International Organization for Migration (IOM) in Hanoi for
2 years (2015 - 2017).
Addressing
the event, Director General of the Consular Department of the Ministry of
Foreign Affairs of Vietnam Nguyen Minh Vu emphasized that the State of the
Socialist Republic of Vietnam pursues a consistent policy of the promotion of
legal migration, the prevention of illegal migration, the insurance of safe
migration and the protection of legitimate rights and interests of migrants.
Viet
Nam always attaches importance to promoting cooperation with other countries
in the region and world on migration management in order to share experience
and information on migration, contributing to crafting appropriate policies
for the development of the country in the process of international
integration.
Viet
Nam’s rapid economic development is fuelling large migration flows from rural
areas to where employment opportunities are more available. Millions of
migrants are working in Viet Nam’s largest cities. These internal migrants
often have difficulty accessing accommodation, education for their children,
and health care. With regard to international migration, millions of
Vietnamese live permanently overseas, and hundreds of thousands reside abroad
as temporary workers.
The
country wants to enhance cooperation in migration management with other
countries so as to share experience and information, helping to build
suitable policies that will serve national development during the integration
process, he noted.
The
profile includes updated data on Vietnam's migration flows, as well as
analysis and assessment of migration status; offers recommendations in line
with the current situation in order to improve the management capacity of
relevant ministries and branches, contributing to better managing
international migration and strengthening mechanisms of cooperation between
State management agencies.
A
similar event on the release of the 2016 migration profile will also be held
in Ho Chi Minh City on August 29, to widely spread it to relevant agencies
and foreign representative agencies in the southern region./.
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Data:
- Vietnamese residing abroad over periods
- Main destination countries of Vietnamese settlers
overseas
- Stock of Vietnamese citizens traveling across the
border by years
- Percentage of exits-entries by female travelers over
recent years
- Percentage of exits of female travelers by age groups
over recent years
- Stock of Vietnamese migrant workers overseas and number
of receiving countries by years of departure
- Top 15 Vietnamese migrant workers receiving countries
in 2014
- Percentage of Vietnamese female migrant workers in top
15 migrant receiving countries in 2014
- Stock of Vietnamese migrant workers overseas and
remittances in 2014
- Stock of migrant workers by provinces between 2012 and
June 2015 (sorted by quantity order in 2014)
- Stock of exits and entries across land borders using
laissez passers in the period 2012-2015
- Stock of Vietnamese students (secondary and higher
education) in top countries receiving Vietnamese students in 2013
- Division of Vietnamese marrying foreigners by related
countries by years
- Total number of trafficking cases, traffickers and
victims in the period of 2008 –first six months of 2015 by year
- Percentage of trafficking victims by sex, ethnic groups
and marriage status for period 2008 – June 2013
- Percentage of trafficking victims by education level,
employment and well-being status
- Households’ standards of living pre and post migration
- Percentage of households receiving remittances from
international migrants
- Remittances of overseas Vietnamese by time
Reports:
- Review of Vietnamese migration abroad (Hanoi, May 2012)
- Assessment Report
on the Reintegration of Victims of Trafficking
- Vietnam Migration Profile report 2016
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Vietnam wants to enhance cooperation in migration management with other countries to share experience and information and build appropriate policies that serve national development during the integration process.
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