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Géraldine Renaudière, Juriste Spécialisée, a évoqué l'avenir de l'espace Schengen lors de son apparition sur BFMTV, abordant les inquiétudes concernant les récentes mesures de contrôle aux frontières intérieures. Elle a clarifié la distinction entre les déclarations politiques et les actions concrètes régies par le droit de l'UE, soulignant que ces contrôles doivent rester temporaires, graduels et proportionnés. Malgré leur réintroduction temporaire, Géraldine a souligné que les pays de l'UE continuent de reconnaître la valeur de l'espace Schengen, en se concentrant sur l'attraction de talents étrangers et l'amélioration de la gestion des frontières extérieures grâce à des initiatives telles que l'ETIAS et l'EES.
Senior Manager Géraldine Renaudière discussed the future of the Schengen area during her appearance on BFMTV, addressing concerns over recent internal border control measures. She clarified the distinction between political statements and actual measures governed by EU law, emphasizing that these controls should remain temporary and proportional. Despite their temporary reintroduction, Géraldine stressed that EU countries continue to recognize the value of the Schengen area, focusing on attracting foreign talent and improving external border management through initiatives like ETIAS and EES.
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