The Rome Process refers to the EU's efforts to establish a common European asylum system. Synonyms for this term include the Common European Asylum System (CEAS), which aims to harmonize protection standards across Europe; the European Agenda on Migration, which covers all aspects of migration and border management; and the Migration Policy Framework for Africa and Europe (MPFA), which provides a comprehensive approach to managing migration and mobility between Africa and Europe. Other related terms include the Dublin System, which determines which EU country is responsible for processing an asylum application, and the Schengen Agreement, which abolished border controls among certain European countries.