The Iraqi Embassy in Libya announced the release of two Iraqi nationals detained for illegal migration after 40 days of efforts. The embassy coordinated with Libyan authorities to ensure their safe return and provide medical assistance. Ongoing efforts include raising awareness about the risks of illegal migration.
Ahmed Al-Sahhaf, the Charge d’Affaires of the Iraqi Embassy in Libya, announced the successful release of two Iraqi nationals detained for illegal migration. This accomplishment occurred after 40 days of dedicated efforts, in collaboration with Libyan authorities, to ensure their safe return. Al-Sahhaf confirmed that the individuals had entered Libya illegally, aiming to migrate to Europe through their territory.
The Iraqi Embassy played a crucial role in preventing the dangers posed by human trafficking networks, facilitating the citizens’ release and providing necessary medical assistance. Additionally, the embassy issued laissez-passer passports for their return to Iraq. This is part of ongoing support efforts for Iraqi migrants over the past year.
Since 2024, the Iraqi Embassy has successfully aided numerous migrants and emphasizes the importance of caution against human smuggling. They are using various communication channels, including their official website and social media platforms, to raise awareness and inform young migrants. The embassy remains dedicated to continuing its efforts to facilitate the safe return of additional migrants to Iraq.
The release of the two Iraqi individuals highlights the effective diplomatic efforts of the Iraqi Embassy in Libya. By coordinating with Libyan authorities, the embassy has outlined its commitment to combat human trafficking and safeguard the lives of its citizens. Its ongoing initiatives include raising awareness among potential migrants about the risks associated with illegal migration and the importance of seeking safe pathways back to Iraq.
Original Source: ina.iq
