On 27 October 2026, the Budapest Process held a webinar on missing migrants, bringing together representatives of 27 countries and...
Iraq champers of commerce in Erbil and Basra hosted a large milti-stakeholder meeting to support ICMPD work on sustanable reintegration
Development process
The Budapest Process is an inter-regional dialogue on migration stretching from Europe to the Silk Routes region (Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Iran, Iraq and Pakistan) also covering Europe’s Eastern neighbours, the Western Balkans and Central Asia.
Founded in 1993 the Budapest Process is Europe’s leading and longest-standing dialogue on migration. We have built up a far-reaching network among participating and observer states as well as a wide thematic coverage. The Budapest Process also offers practical support to countries within the Silk Routes Project by offering a platform for learning and training between peers as well as for facilitating concrete project development and cooperation.
The Budapest Process is an inter-regional dialogue on migration stretching from Europe to the Silk Routes region (Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Iran, Iraq and Pakistan) also covering Europe’s Eastern neighbours, the Western Balkans and Central Asia.
Founded in 1993 the Budapest Process is Europe’s leading and longest-standing dialogue on migration. We have built up a far-reaching network among participating and observer states as well as a wide thematic coverage. The Budapest Process also offers practical support to countries within the Silk Routes Project by offering a platform for learning and training between peers as well as for facilitating concrete project development and cooperation.
Leadership training programme
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The Budapest Process is an inter-regional dialogue on migration stretching from Europe to the Silk Routes region (Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Iran, Iraq and Pakistan) also covering Europe’s Eastern neighbours, the Western Balkans and Central Asia.
- Founded in 1993 the Budapest Process is Europe’s leading and longest-standing dialogue on migration.
- The Budapest Process also offers practical support to countries within the Silk Routes Project
- Founded in 1993 the Budapest Process is Europe’s leading and longest-standing dialogue on migration.
- The Budapest Process also offers practical support to countries within the Silk Routes Project.
Next steps
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The Budapest Process is an inter-regional dialogue on migration stretching from Europe to the Silk Routes region (Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Iran, Iraq and Pakistan) also covering Europe’s Eastern neighbours, the Western Balkans and Central Asia.
Founded in 1993 the Budapest Process is Europe’s leading and longest-standing dialogue on migration. We have built up a far-reaching network among participating and observer states as well as a wide thematic coverage. The Budapest Process also offers practical support to countries within the Silk Routes Project by offering a platform for learning and training between peers as well as for facilitating concrete project development and cooperation.
The Budapest Process is an inter-regional dialogue on migration stretching from Europe to the Silk Routes region (Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Iran, Iraq and Pakistan) also covering Europe’s Eastern neighbours, the Western Balkans and Central Asia.
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The six ministerial conferences of the Budapest process
Reports, Analyses,
infographics & guidance
Reports, Analyses,
infographics & guidance
Reports, Analyses,
infographics & guidance
The History: from a European cooperation framework to A Silk Routes Partnership for Migration
The History: from a European cooperation framework to A Silk Routes Partnership for Migration
The History: from a European cooperation framework to A Silk Routes Partnership for Migration
The History: from a European cooperation framework to A Silk Routes Partnership for Migration
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