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The Minister of Social Policy, Women and Migration, Joaquín Bascuñana, I opened this afternoon the Hall for the Integration of Immigrants in the Region of Murcia, which takes place at the fairgrounds in IFEPA, from today until next Sunday.

The Ministry of Social Policy, Women and Immigration presented in this Hall I three new publications that are aimed to promote the integration of the immigrant in society Murcia, as well as the adequacy of Murcia to the new social structures that are the result of the process migration.

First, said the adviser, the Directorate General of Immigration has the 'Resource Guide Reception and Integration Sociolaboral for immigrants', a publication that provides detailed information on the different resources that the region of Murcia offers people who come from other countries.

On the other hand, the 'Manual of Practice Reception and Integration of Immigrants Social and Labour', which include all public and private entities carrying out their work in favor of integration.

Finally, the Directorate General of Immigration has the 'Glossary of integration of immigrants' that are explained and detailed expressions, terms and concepts common in the area of immigration that are used in documents and procedures to perform this group.

Bascuñana also stressed the importance of this first room because for Integration is not just for the immigrant community but the entire society, because "integration is everyone's business and society has been immersed in Murcia, in recent years in profound structural changes driven by the intense migratory flow that receives the Region. "

Over the next few days, the Palace of Congresses and Exhibitions of IFEP, in Torre Pacheco, became the stage on which products and services are exposed, social, economic and cultural, for the integration.

It is also scheduled to hold talks, lectures and panel discussions in which reality is discussed and current situation of immigrants in our region.

Source: CARM