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Migration is happening everywhere, and no country can manage it alone. The Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration helps countries work together, and the #IMRF2026 is where progress is reviewed and the next steps take shape.

The Western Africa Atlantic Route is one of the world’s most dangerous mixed movement routes. A new IOM, @Refugees and @ICVAnetwork dashboard maps services and gaps to strengthen assistance and protection for people on the move. Learn more: iom.int/Zn3

When the floods hit Wadi Nakhla, Yemen, Naser fought to keep his children above water in the dark. His youngest son slipped from his hands. He never found him. Now he is rebuilding on higher ground, away from the valley that took everything. Read more: iom.int/ZnZ

In Wunthou, families fleeing the conflict in #Sudan continue to arrive every day in search of safety, care and a chance to begin again. As humanitarian needs grow across the region, sustained support remains critical for communities affected by the crisis.

By the end of 2024, around 83 million people were living in internal displacement, most due to conflict and violence. Millions have been trapped in displacement for years or even decades. #WMR2026 Read more: worldmigrationreport.iom.int

“Our rifles were sacks of rice. Our bullets were dried fish.” For years, women like Muslima supported communities affected by conflict in the southern Philippines. Today, they continue helping shape and sustain peace. Read her story: iom.int/Zev

In #Lebanon, thousands of families remain without shelter and basic essentials. With support from @MFA_Lu, more than 4,500 emergency relief items have arrived in Beirut through an EU Humanitarian Air Bridge to support those affected by the crisis. iom.int/Znk

Strong partnerships are essential to addressing today’s migration challenges. Together, IOM and Norway are supporting long-term approaches that strengthen protection, promote stability and create more sustainable outcomes for people on the move.

1 in every 30 people in the world is an international migrant, yet most people remain in their country of birth. Our World Migration Report 2026 puts the numbers in perspective. Read more: worldmigrationreport.iom.int

Four days. One declaration. A commitment to carry the work forward. #IMRF2026 has concluded and now the real work begins. For 304 million migrants around the world, getting this right matters.

Around 168 million migrant workers were part of the global workforce in 2022, helping meet labour needs and support economies across regions. Their work is essential in sectors that people and communities rely on every day. Read more: worldmigrationreport.iom.int

Far from home and nearing the end of his journey, Charaf realized the future he was searching for was back with his family in Morocco. Today, after returning home, he reopened his business and is rebuilding his life. Read his story: iom.int/Zez

Member States adopted a Progress Declaration at #IMRF2026, reaffirming their commitment to the voluntary Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration and cooperation through 2030. Read more 👉 iom.int/Zet

What drives someone to risk everything to migrate? In this episode of #Spotlight, @CelestinFranz reflects on the human realities behind migration in East and Horn of Africa and what they mean for #IMRF2026. 🎧 Listen here: iom.int/ZeL

When regular migration channels narrow, people often move through more dangerous routes. Expanding safe pathways is practical policy, grounded in data. #IMRF2026 Read more: worldmigrationreport.iom.int

Reliable data is essential to understanding migration in a rapidly changing world. The World Migration Report helps unpack global migration trends, challenges and opportunities, supporting more informed discussions and decision-making. iom.int/Zey

Doha and Natija spent over a decade displaced before returning to Syria. Reintegration takes documentation, support and time. At #IMRF2026, ensuring dignified return is part of the conversation. Read their story: iom.int/Zer

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Driven from their homes by drought, Tafaramandimby, Soaraza and Limberaza are now forest guardians in Madagascar’s Menabe region. At #IMRF2026, their story shows why local action and support matter for communities under pressure. Read their story: iom.int/ZeV

Access to legal information is a cornerstone of safe and regular migration. At #IMRF2026, protecting migrant workers is at the heart of the conversation. Read more: iom.int/ZeR

When returnees are supported, whole communities benefit. At #IMRF2026, stories like this show what it looks like when return becomes an opportunity. Read more: iom.int/ZeE