The Iraqi Embassy in Libya successfully facilitated the release and return of five Iraqis detained for illegal migration after three months of efforts. The embassy provided essential services during this process and continues to warn young migrants about the dangers of illegal networks. These ongoing efforts illustrate the embassy’s commitment to protecting Iraqi citizens abroad.
Ahmed Al-Sahaf, the Chargé d’Affaires of the Iraqi Embassy in Libya, announced the release of five Iraqis detained for illegal migration. This achievement resulted from three months of intensive efforts and meticulous monitoring. In collaboration with the Libyan Government of National Unity, the Iraqi Embassy successfully facilitated their release after the individuals illegally entered Libya seeking migration to Europe.
The Iraqi Embassy provided essential services, including medical care and housing, and issued laissez-passer passports to enable the individuals’ voluntary return to Iraq. Al-Sahaf noted that the embassy had previously assisted numerous Iraqi migrants and continues to prioritize the repatriation of those in precarious situations. This ongoing effort has been communicated through the embassy’s social media platforms, emphasizing precautions for potential young migrants against deceitful networks threatening their safety and security.
Additionally, the embassy aims to continue its efforts to release more migrants and ensure their safe return to Iraq. Al-Sahaf highlighted these continued initiatives align with the embassy’s commitment to protect citizens abroad and provide necessary support for their safe return.
The Iraqi Embassy’s sustained efforts have resulted in the successful repatriation of five Iraqis detained in Libya for illegal migration. This highlights a commitment to assisting citizens in distress and promoting safety measures for potential migrants. Continued vigilance and communication through media platforms emphasize the need for caution among young migrants to prevent deceptive recruitment by illicit networks. The embassy plans to further enhance these initiatives to aid more Iraqi citizens in similar situations.
Original Source: ina.iq
