The Iraqi Embassy in Libya announced the release of five Iraqis detained for illegal migration after three months of efforts, providing them with medical care and necessary documentation for their return to Iraq. The embassy continues to focus on ensuring the safety of Iraqi migrants and warns against trafficking networks.
Ahmed Al-Sahaf, Charge d’Affaires of the Iraqi Embassy in Libya, announced the successful release of five Iraqi nationals detained for illegal migration. This achievement followed three months of intensive monitoring and coordination with the Libyan Government of National Unity. The Iraqis had crossed into Libya illegally, attempting to use the territory as a pathway to Europe.
The embassy facilitated the return process by providing medical care, housing, and issuing laissez-passer passports. These documents are essential for the individuals’ voluntary repatriation to Iraq. Al-Sahaf highlighted the embassy’s previous successes, mentioning that dozens of Iraqi migrants had been released since the start of 2024.
Emphasizing the commitment to migrant safety, Al-Sahaf stated that ongoing efforts are being made to secure the release of more migrants. The embassy has issued warnings via its website and social media to encourage young migrants to stay vigilant and avoid falling victim to traffickers. The objective remains to ensure the safe and voluntary return of Iraqi citizens.
The Iraqi Embassy in Libya has successfully secured the release of five Iraqi nationals detained for illegal migration. Ongoing efforts continue to prioritize the safety and voluntary return of Iraqi migrants while raising awareness against human trafficking. Through medical support and necessary documentation, the embassy aims to assist more individuals seeking repatriation to Iraq.
Original Source: ina.iq
