The government is expected to approve a decree on Monday, which would become effective the following day, as the "solution" mentioned by Premier Giorgia Meloni on Friday after the decision of a Rome court not to validate the detention of 12 migrants at a newly opened Italian-run centre in Gjader, Albania, on the grounds that the migrants' countries of provenance, Bangladesh and Egypt, are not safe. Government sources said the decree should, among other things, establish a list of safe countries as a legal provision and not as part of a decree of the foreign ministry which updates the list on an annual basis, in agreement with the interior and justice ministries. Source: Ansa News Agency
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