The GNU denies reports of plans to resettle irregular migrants in Libya, stating such claims are unfounded. The government emphasizes its commitment to managing migration through international partnerships and sustainable development, rather than resettlement or reliance on security measures. Officials urge verification of information to prevent misinformation on migration issues.
The Government of National Unity (GNU) has rebuffed claims regarding plans to resettle irregular migrants in Libya, labeling the reports from Local Governance Minister Badr Al-Din Al-Toumi as “misleading and baseless.” This clarification was made public through a statement on the government’s social media platform, Tebyan, underscoring Libya’s consistent stance on migration matters.
The GNU is firmly committed to its long-standing policies regarding migration, emphasizing cooperation with international partners rather than resettlement. The government advocates for a broader, more sustainable strategy to manage migration, which involves economic investments and collaborative efforts to address the root causes in migrants’ home countries. This approach aims to safeguard national interests while upholding human rights standards.
Original Source: libyaobserver.ly
