Reforms on EU migration policy has been a central theme of the meeting of Visegrad Group and interior ministers of the European countries in Warsaw on November 21. The Polish, Hungarian, Czech, and Slovakian interior ministers were also negotiating with their partners from Belgium, Bulgaria, Slovenia, and Croatia, reports Polish radio.

Poland, as a presiding country of Visegrad Group, has been critical in regard to distribution system for migrants from the Middle East and North Africa. "The system of permanent relocations, which the European Commission suggests, does not weaken, but rather strengthens the migration mechanism. It is necessary to introduce mechanisms that will solve this problem ", said the Minister of Internal Affairs of Poland Mariusz Błaszczak. According to him, Poland supports other models of solidarity with refugees - condensation of borders.