Algeria hands over 49 migrants to Morocco
The article concerns the transfer of Moroccan detainees in Algeria through the Jwad-Mengiene border crossing, despite the closure of the borders between the two countries since 1994. These operations are shown to be exceptional within the context of tense political relations, where Algerian authorities allow limited coordination to address humanitarian and security issues related to irregular migrants, including the transfer of hundreds of Moroccans—among them detainees, missing persons, and the deceased. These exchanges represent functional communication channels despite political ruptures and highlight the humanitarian aspects that compel both sides to engage with migration issues, even though the borders remain officially closed.
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