The Iraqi Embassy in Libya successfully repatriated two citizens who aimed for illegal immigration, part of a larger effort that returned 39 individuals. The embassy provided housing and support and coordinated with Libyan authorities to ensure the safety of migrants against human trafficking risks.
The Iraqi Chargé d’Affaires in Libya, Ahmed Al-Sahaf, announced the return of two Iraqi nationals who had entered Libya with the intent of illegal immigration. This return is part of the embassy’s ongoing efforts to address voluntary repatriation cases in Libya, where they had previously assisted 39 Iraqi citizens – 25 repatriated in 2024 and 12 more last week.
Al-Sahaf emphasized that the embassy coordinated closely with Libyan authorities to ensure the safe return of these individuals. The embassy also provided necessary support, including housing, food, and medical treatment to those affected by the migration networks. The primary focus is on ensuring individuals are not exposed to the risks associated with illegal immigration.
The operations to facilitate these returns align with the embassy’s voluntary repatriation principle. High-level discussions between the embassy, Iraq’s Foreign Ministry, and the Foreign Relations Committee in the Iraqi Parliament were vital to secure travel arrangements for those wishing to return home, ensuring a smooth process for their transit back to Iraq.
This article discusses the efforts of the Iraqi Embassy in Libya to repatriate citizens who attempted illegal immigration to Europe. In light of the dangers posed by human trafficking networks, the embassy has prioritized voluntary returns, providing support and coordination with the relevant authorities in Libya. The embassy’s actions reflect Iraq’s commitment to safeguard its citizens abroad.
In conclusion, the Iraqi Embassy in Libya has successfully coordinated the return of nationals involved in illegal immigration. This proactive approach highlights the embassy’s dedication to the safety and well-being of its citizens, ensuring they receive necessary aid and facilitating their safe return to Iraq while mitigating risks associated with illegal migration.
Original Source: ina.iq
