NEED TO IDENTIFY LEADERS

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"We need to identify leaders in our region who
 can take up the issue of free movement and run with it. 

We also need research institutions to collect information on migrants; 
do they for example behave the same way they do in America or
 Europe when they migrate within the region?"

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