Iraq plans to repatriate Libyan migrants
The Chargé d'Affaires at the Iraqi Embassy in Libya, Dr. Ahmed Al-Sahaf, affirmed that the safety of Iraqi migrants and reassuring their families are top priorities for the embassy. It is making efforts to ensure their voluntary and safe return from Libya. The embassy announced the presence of a number of migrants in the Tajoura area in eastern Tripoli, where it is cooperating with Libyan security authorities to locate them and ensure their protection. The embassy is working to facilitate the voluntary return of 388 Iraqi migrants, in coordination with the Iraqi Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Kurdistan Regional Government, which is providing support for securing travel tickets and reception arrangements at Erbil Airport. The embassy also urged families not to deal with human smuggling networks and human trafficking, due to the risks of exploitation and legal accountability. These efforts demonstrate the embassy's commitment to safeguarding the safety of Iraqi citizens and providing support until their safe return.
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