Regulation of modern migration processes in the context of international organization for migration activities

In the modern world migration is one of the most important social problems, its regulation involves the interaction of various actors, such as states, non-profit organizations, various communities. In this regard, the key role in institutionalization, regulation and coordination is played by a specialized structure - the International Organization for Migration (IOM). The aim of the present article is to analyze the current issues of migration processes in the context of IOM activities. Various aspects of the functioning of this structure are considered in this regard, and expert assessments of its work are given, reflecting both a positive perception of the results of the activity and a critical, debatable one. The importance of IOM in regulating migration processes is noted, despite the bureaucratization of the structure, its susceptibility to the political influence of member states, and its inability to respond promptly and effectively to all large-scale crises.