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In recent years the world is going through the process of a mass migration and relocation of huge amounts of people from one country to another. Groups of migrants flow from countries with predominantly Islamic culture in the countries of Central, Western and Eastern Europe with different cultural, religious, social and economic peculiarities. The States - recipients of migrants obtain difficulties not only in managing people flows, but also in solving huge set of social problems as well as in making use of the resulting resource. This, in turn, creates the necessity of an economic, cultural, social, legal and sometimes even physiological adaptation of migrants to new life conditions. If migrants come from war-torn countries, inter-regional collaboration between territories is virtually impossible. However, if the country - source of migrants and the country - recipient are committed to sustainable development from the perspective of mutual interests of counterparties, constructive dialogue should be kept alive and can lead to fruitful collaboration and mutual enrichment.