The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe stresses the critical role of co-operation between public and private actors in effectively managing migration. The resolution highlights challenges at borders and congestion points, urging member States to uphold international human rights treaties protecting migrants, refugees, and asylum seekers. It underscores the importance of combating human trafficking and recommends using Council of Europe standards for migration-related issues. The Assembly advocates for comprehensive assistance, including medical care, legal support, and secure reception facilities, prioritising vulnerable groups such as women, children, and victims of trafficking. It encourages decentralised decision-making for integration efforts, enhancing community participation and promoting smaller, dignified reception facilities. An emphasis is placed on monitoring mechanisms and facilitating a transition from reception to community integration, urging co-operation with European and international agencies to improve migration management.