GERMANY’S MIGRATION POLICY AND IT’S PROSPECTS

Abstract

Migration, which holds a significant place in Germany’s socio-economic and political life today, plays a major role not only in the country’s domestic political issues but also in shaping its foreign policy. Since the late 20th century and continuing to the present day, migration processes have intensified worldwide, significantly influencing the internal and external economic and political relations of states, as well as international global interactions and the geopolitical situation. This article discusses the factors affecting the large influx of migrants to Germany, the German government’s approach to migration and integration processes, and the role of immigrants in socio-political life.