"What is important, and it is the next step — integration. And here it comes to the local level, because integration cannot be made on a national scale… We need local action, because you need solution and the strategy," Anne Brasseur said.
Brasseur added that a global solution to the massive EU migrant crisis must be found by the UN Refugee Agency.
According to the PACE president, the EU states should anticipate integration issues, coupled with the danger of growing right-wing, populist parties and movements, which "destabilize our democracies."
Brasseur added that such protests conducted by refugees were also increasing the pressure from right-wing movements.
Europe is currently facing an enormous migration crisis with hundreds of thousands of refugees fleeing violence and poverty in the Middle East and North Africa and heading for the bloc.
The number of migrants and refugees arriving in the bloc could total some 700,000 by the end of 2015, according to the International Organization for Migration.
