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Migrant integration hub

  • 10 July 2025

The migrant integration hub is the EU’s main source of information on the inclusion of migrants. It brings together in one place information about EU initiatives supporting integration, as well as news, facts and stories of successful projects from all the 27 EU countries.

The migrant integration hub replaces the European website on integration, whose archived content can be consulted here.

News on migrant integration

The photograph shows a classroom with several students of mixed origins. One of the younger students, an young afro-descendant man, has his hand raised and looks at the teacher with curiosity.

The Commission has launched a call for expression of interest under a specific Action of the Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund, to support integration measures implemented by Local and Regional Authorities in EU Member States, with an indicative overall budget of EUR 77 million.

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The EEA & Norway Grants Civil Society Fund Hungary launched a call to support initiatives cooperating with Ukrainian partners, providing support to build resilience and counter hostile narratives. The Hungarian government also published migration statistics for 2025 and an updated guide in English.

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Successful projects on integration

DASPA Belgium's educational programme for newly arrived students-2

Education is a fundamental tool for integrating newcomers into society. In Belgium, a decree issued in 2019 aims to promote the integration of newly arrived students into French-speaking schools by ensuring the provision of tailored educational support that emphasises language mastery and ...

Lithuania PITCH project

PITCH was a 3-year EU-funded project designed to develop and implement local integration strategies for migrant women. It created a model for gender-sensitive integration strategies based on personalised, participatory, local and multistakeholder approaches.

Side by Side: Testimonials of EU and non-EU citizens working together

  • The visual is split in two. On the left hand side, we see Nijole from Lithuania. On the right hand side, we see Hanan from Syria. Both of them, work side by side in Lithuania.
    Working side by side in Lithuania

    In Vilnius, Hanan from Syria and Nijolė from Lithuania work side by side with skill and dedication, making quality handmade clothes. Watch the full story in English or Lithuanian

  • The image displays two women - Dayana from Italy and Fatou from The Gamibia - working together. The image contains the logo with the sign Side by Side.
    Working side by side in Italy

    Fatou from The Gambia and Dayana from Italy work side by side in San Benedetto del Tronto, preparing high-quality food with expertise and dedication. Watch the full story in English or Italian

  • The image is split in two. On the left hand side we see Franck, a French national who works for SNCF, the French railway company. On the right hand side, we see Sidi from Mauritania, who works closely with Franck for the same company. In the middle, within a white frame, we read: "Side by side". The background is slightly blurry, but we can distinctly see the warehouse where both of them work.
    Working side by side in France

    In Paris, Sidi from Mauritania and Franck from France work side by side, ensuring safe train travels for millions of passengers daily. Watch the full story in English or French.

These videos are part of the Side by Side video series showing how non-EU workers contribute their skills to EU businesses, helping address critical labour shortages through successful training and integration. 

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