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Peter Szijjarto noted ongoing migration pressure coming from Europes southern and south-eastern flanks involving security risks such as terrorism.The foreign minister said NATO must effectively handle challenges from the South and counter terrorism and migration if it is to guarantee European security.Speaking in Riga on Wednesday during the second day of the meeting of NATO foreign ministers Pter Szijjrt noted ongoing migration pressure coming from Europes southern and south-eastern flanks involving security risks such as terrorism. He warned of an intensification of migration waves through the Western Balkans adding that even greater masses may appear at Hungarys southern border. The capabilities of countries to the south must be developed if security challenges are to be handled more effectively he said noting Hungarys support for efforts in Jordan Lebanon Tunisia and Egypt to strengthen state structures for combatting terrorism.A clear link between terrorism and migration is evident in two respects he said. First terrorism triggers migration waves and these in turn intensify the chance of terrorist acts when terrorists can easily hide among migrants and reach ever more distant parts of the world he said. In Europe we must avoid this Minister Szijjrt said adding that aid must be exported to where troubles lie instead of importing security threats from the South.
