What does OIR mean in SPANISH

The IOM is an intergovernmental organization dedicated to promoting humane and orderly migration for the benefit of all. It does this by providing services and advice to governments and migrants. In addition, it works to ensure the orderly and safe passage of migrant workers and their families. It also provides protection and assistance to refugees and other persons of concern.

The IOM offers a wide range of services, including logistical support, health care, family reunification, education, employment opportunities, poverty reduction initiatives, child protection programs, refugee resettlement initiatives, humanitarian aid/relief operations, data collection/analysis for better policy formulation on migration issues.

The core values that guide the IOM's work are human rights-based approach, non-discrimination and neutrality. It is committed to providing safe and humane conditions for all peoples moving across borders regardless of nationality or status. It also seeks to protect vulnerable migrants from exploitation by working in collaboration with government bodies responsible for regulating migration.

The IOM works closely with governments in order to ensure that policies on immigration comply with international standards on human rights. It also strives to discourage irregular forms of migration such as trafficking by providing information campaigns on safe migration practices as well as technical assistance regarding migration management.

The IOM actively facilitates migration as an engine of global economic development through its technical assistance support and capacity building efforts in areas including labor markets analysis; diaspora engagement; migrant remittances; circular labor mobility schemes; bilateral agreements; repatriation; integration into host societies; employment opportunities; labour market assessments; training opportunities etc.

Yes! The IOM promotes international cooperation on refugee matters through its strong advocacy activities both at regional and global forums along with direct assistance programmes run by its offices around the world that help refugees access essential services such as health care, shelter or access to education in countries where they have fled from persecution or violence. Additionally it works closely with UNHCR — United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees — who has responsibility over refugee protection globally

For more than 60 years! Since 1951 when it was established under a United Nations mandate which was officially adopted in 1954 as part of a new intergovernmental membership body committing member states to cooperate among themselves through dialogue related exclusively to international migration issues.

The organization was founded in 1951 as "the Provisional Intergovernmental Committee" under the auspices of UN Economic & Social Council resolution ECOSOC 2625(XXV).