Five EU countries will sign an agreement with Rwanda to establish center there for the deportation of migrants

Five European Union countries are set to sign an agreement with Rwanda to establish a center there for the deportation of migrants, Politico reports, citing sources.

According to the outlet, the countries involved are Austria, Denmark, Germany, Greece, and the Netherlands.

The center is intended for migrants who sought asylum in Europe but were rejected and have exhausted all avenues for obtaining legal residency in the EU, the newspaper notes.

The agreement is set to be signed in Vienna on November 16. The deportation hub is scheduled to become operational in 2027.

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