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This raises the question about what the future might bring in terms of migration pressure in these four countries.

Figure 1 illustrates how migration pressure in Morocco is expected to increase if the business-as-usual scenario would unfold.

For instance, Schaeffer (1993) defines migration pressure in a country in terms of the volume of long-term demand for income-earning opportunities abroad.

In this definition, great importance is attributed to the effect of migration policies in destination countries on migration pressure in origin countries.

In the case of the closed economies scenario, migration pressure in all countries is expected to decrease during the period 2025 2035.

The expected higher employment-related migration pressure in most of these countries should be taken as an early warning for future higher and perhaps unwanted immigration into EU countries.

On 4 May the European Commission urged the EU to step up co-operation to deal with new migration pressures in the southern Mediterranean.

Most theories focus on push factors creating out-migration pressure in sending countries such as poverty, unemployment, and political turmoil, and pull factors emphasizing the importance of the attractiveness of receiving countries for in-migration.

According to the business-as-usual scenario, our middle-of-the-road scenario, working-age population growth in Turkey and Morocco will still cause migration pressure to increase in the short-term (2015 2025) in these countries, while in Algeria and Tunisia a decline is foreseen.

In a radio interview released on Friday morning, Orbán also said he expected migration pressure to increase in the Balkans again, once the weather worsens and sea routes to Italy become more difficult.

Depending on the scenario, migration pressure remains high in Turkey and Morocco and may even become somewhat higher.