The Iraqi Embassy in Libya announced the release of two Iraqi nationals detained for illegal migration after significant efforts. The embassy provided medical assistance and passports for their return. Al-Sahhaf warned young migrants against human trafficking and reinforced the embassy’s ongoing efforts to help citizens return home safely.
Ahmed Al-Sahhaf, the Charge d’Affaires of the Iraqi Embassy in Libya, announced on Wednesday the successful release of two Iraqi nationals detained for illegal migration. The release followed forty days of intensive efforts by the embassy, in collaboration with the Libyan Government of National Unity.
Al-Sahhaf emphasized that the Iraqi Embassy was able to navigate complex coordination efforts to rescue the citizens who had become victims of human smuggling operations. The embassy not only secured their release but also arranged for medical assistance and provided laissez-passer passports for their safe return to Iraq.
Additionally, Al-Sahhaf mentioned that the embassy had previously managed to liberate numerous Iraqi migrants throughout 2024 and early 2025. He advised young migrants, via official channels such as social media, to remain vigilant and cautious to avoid falling prey to trafficking networks that endanger their lives, ensuring that the embassy will persist in its endeavors to facilitate voluntary returns of migrants.
In conclusion, the Iraqi Embassy in Libya has successfully managed the release of two Iraqi citizens detained for illegal migration, emphasizing the importance of vigilance against human trafficking. The embassy continues its commitment to securing the safe return of Iraqi migrants and providing necessary assistance.
Original Source: ina.iq
