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ISC President Kenan Tekdemir calls for stronger ethical standards, international cooperation, and safer legal migration pathways.

ŞERIDAN, WY, UNITED STATES, November 12, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- International Solidarity Council Calls for Global Cooperation Against Irregular Migration and Stronger Ethical Standards in Migration Advisory Services

ISC Council President Kenan Tekdemir emphasizes the importance of international professional standards to combat migrant smuggling, prevent misleading immigration promises, and promote safe and legal migration pathways.

The International Solidarity Council (ISC) has outlined its commitment to promoting ethical practices, professional accountability, and international cooperation within the global visa and migration advisory industry.

ISC aims to bring together companies and professionals operating in visa consultancy, international travel, immigration, residency, and citizenship advisory services under a common international professional framework.

The Council’s mission focuses on preventing misleading promises, promoting safe and lawful migration pathways, strengthening professional standards, and encouraging responsible business practices across the industry.

Irregular Migration: A Global Humanitarian and Security Challenge

Armed conflicts, economic crises, political instability, and unequal living conditions continue to influence migration movements worldwide.

For millions of individuals, migration represents an opportunity to seek safety, stability, employment, and a better future for their families.

However, individuals who lack access to reliable information about legal migration procedures may become vulnerable to migrant smuggling networks, fraudulent intermediaries, and misleading immigration offers.

The International Solidarity Council believes that addressing irregular migration requires a comprehensive approach that extends beyond border security and immigration enforcement.

Accurate information, professional responsibility, international cooperation, and access to safe and legal migration alternatives are essential components of a sustainable response.

ISC maintains that protecting fundamental human rights and respecting national immigration laws should be complementary objectives.

Kenan Tekdemir: Human Hope Must Never Become an Instrument of Commercial Exploitation

Kenan Tekdemir, Council President of the International Solidarity Council, emphasized that improving trust and accountability within the migration advisory industry is among the organization’s central priorities.

“People often leave their countries in search of safety, opportunity, and a better future for their families. Their hopes and aspirations must never become instruments of commercial exploitation.

The practice of offering unrealistic guarantees of visas, residency permits, or citizenship not only creates serious risks for individuals but also undermines public confidence in legitimate migration advisory services.

Our objective is to bring professionals together around shared ethical principles and contribute to the development of a more transparent, responsible, and trustworthy international advisory industry.”

ISC Aims to Establish International Professional Standards

The International Solidarity Council seeks to encourage companies and professionals operating in the visa and migration advisory sectors to adopt common ethical and professional principles.

As part of its institutional mission, ISC intends to develop initiatives focusing on six priority areas:

1. Professional Ethics and Accountability

Encouraging advisory companies to operate according to principles of honesty, transparency, professional responsibility, and accountability.

2. Prevention of Misleading Immigration Promises

Raising awareness of deceptive commercial practices, including unrealistic claims of guaranteed visas, permanent residency, or citizenship.

3. Professional Education and Development

Developing training programs, educational initiatives, and professional guidance for individuals and organizations operating within the migration advisory industry.

4. Professional Standards and Certification

Establishing evaluation frameworks and professional certification mechanisms based on ISC’s proposed ethical and service-quality standards.

Such certification would be designed to complement, rather than replace, official government licenses, legal authorizations, or regulatory requirements.

5. International Cooperation

Promoting communication, knowledge exchange, and professional cooperation among advisory companies, industry representatives, relevant institutions, and professional organizations across different countries.

6. Safe and Legal Migration Pathways

Supporting access to accurate information about official immigration procedures, lawful application opportunities, and the risks associated with irregular migration.

Through these initiatives, ISC aims to contribute to a professional environment in which ethical responsibility and reliable information become essential elements of international migration advisory services.

ISC Global Forum: Advancing International Dialogue and Professional Education

The Council’s international development plans include the ISC Global Forum, an initiative designed to bring together professionals, experts, and relevant stakeholders from the visa, travel, and migration advisory sectors.

The forums are intended to take place in different countries, creating opportunities for international dialogue, professional education, and cross-border cooperation.

Key discussion topics will include:

* Prevention of migrant smuggling and exploitation.
* Risks associated with irregular migration.
* Ethical responsibilities of immigration advisory companies.
* Safe and legal migration alternatives.
* Professional standards and consumer protection.
* International cooperation and information sharing.

ISC envisions these gatherings not merely as conferences but as practical platforms for professional development, education, and cooperation.

The Council believes that strengthening knowledge and ethical responsibility among migration advisory professionals can contribute to reducing misinformation and preventing exploitation.

A Call for International Cooperation

The International Solidarity Council recognizes that governments, international organizations, civil society, and private-sector professionals have distinct but interconnected responsibilities in addressing migration-related challenges.

ISC advocates greater cooperation among these stakeholders to improve transparency, strengthen professional accountability, and reduce the risks associated with fraudulent or misleading migration services.

Council President Kenan Tekdemir summarized the organization’s long-term vision:

“Our mission is not to discourage people from pursuing a better future abroad. Our mission is to help ensure that such aspirations are supported by accurate information, lawful procedures, professional integrity, and respect for human dignity.

We believe international solidarity must extend beyond statements of intention. It should be strengthened through shared standards, education, responsibility, and meaningful cooperation.”

About the International Solidarity Council (ISC)

The International Solidarity Council (ISC) is a nonprofit professional umbrella organization incorporated in the State of Wyoming, United States.

ISC aims to promote international cooperation among companies and professionals operating in visa consultancy, travel services, immigration, residency, and citizenship advisory sectors.

Its institutional mission includes encouraging ethical professional standards, supporting responsible advisory practices, preventing misleading commercial claims, and raising awareness of safe and legal migration pathways.

Through professional education, international dialogue, and proposed industry standards, ISC seeks to contribute to a more transparent, responsible, and trustworthy global migration advisory environment.

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