(ANSA) - ROME, DEC 10 - Deputy Premier and Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani said on Tuesday that there is no risk of an irregular migration flow from Syria now that the civil war is over or of terrorism in Italy while stressing the importance of remaining vigilant.
    Tajani also told Rai3's ReStart program that Italy's decision to suspend asylum requests from Syria announced late Monday is temporary.
    "We are continuing to monitor the situation.
    "The government decided yesterday to suspend asylum applications because it is necessary to understand what is going on", he explained, noting that it is a "temporary choice".
    "I would rule out the arrival en masse of irregular migrants without a civil war anymore", said the foreign minister.
    "On the contrary, at the moment there is a wish to return, but we will be very careful to understand the development of the situation", he said, adding that Italy would keep its diplomatic presence in Damascus. (ANSA).