The Iraqi Embassy in Libya announced the voluntary return of two Iraqis who attempted illegal immigration. A total of 39 Iraqi citizens have been repatriated recently. The embassy coordinates with Libyan authorities to reverse the dangers related to migration attempts.
The Iraqi Embassy in Libya facilitated the return of two nationals who had entered the country for the purpose of illegal immigration. Chargé d’Affaires Ahmed Al-Sahaf shared that 39 Iraqis have been repatriated voluntarily, with 25 returning in 2024 and 12 in the previous week. They had sought to migrate to Europe through Libya.
This initiative is part of Iraq’s broader efforts to manage and support its citizens who attempt to leave for Europe via illegal means. The embassy’s coordinated actions highlight the risks associated with human trafficking networks in Libya, aiming to protect those affected. Furthermore, the embassy aims to ensure the humane treatment of these individuals while facilitating their safe return.
In summary, the Iraqi Embassy in Libya has successfully repatriated its citizens involved in illegal immigration. This coordinated effort underscores the importance of providing assistance and protection against human trafficking, while promoting the principle of voluntary return for those seeking better opportunities abroad.
Original Source: ina.iq
