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Moroccan Crime Groups Flood Europe with Drugs
Investigations in Belgium and Italy reveal a dangerous development in the methods used by criminal networks linked to Morocco. These networks are beyond simply smuggling hashish; they now employ advanced techniques to hide and transport drugs, expanding into cocaine as well. In Belgium, a furniture shop in Antwerp used to smuggle hashish hidden inside furniture has been shut down, and its manager has been arrested. Despite not filing tax declarations since 2019, he continued his activities, with profits linked to the underground economy. In Italy, a 22-year-old Moroccan was detained with quantities of cocaine and cash. Investigations are ongoing to dismantle the supply chain and identify clients, along with analyzing the packaging methods for the cocaine. These developments show that drug networks are moving beyond mere trafficking to managing their financial gains through integrated criminal systems. European authorities continue their efforts to dismantle these networks that extend from their source in Morocco to European markets.
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