"Immigration may bring with it the risk and danger of foreign fighters who may enter," he told reporters here on the sidelines of a NATO summit.
"Given the current instability in the Middle East and in some areas of North Africa, these threats could materialise," Conte said.
Faced with this danger, it is in Italy's interests to boost security on NATO's "southern front" where the risk of terrorism "is very significant," he said.
"This is also in the interest of all our allies," he said.
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