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The article discusses Morocco's efforts in managing the Tindouf camps, considering the humanitarian and economic issues that affect the detained populations, especially regarding the pursuit of sustainable solutions to displacement. Morocco has called upon the UN High Commissioner for Refugees to focus on lasting solutions that include voluntary repatriation, resettlement in third countries, and integration into the host country, rather than continuing to finance an enduring situation that perpetuates an expensive detention system. The Moroccan ambassador pointed out that since 2021, around 90 million dollars have been allocated, but these funds have not improved humanitarian indicators, as malnutrition rates have doubled and economic opportunities have declined, raising questions about the effectiveness of the current approach. Morocco emphasized the need to direct resources toward fundamental solutions, contributing to reducing ongoing displacement and lowering the costs on international aid. The goal is to cut displacement figures in half by 2035 through policies focused on the voluntary choices of individuals seeking permanent solutions, rather than simply managing the crisis temporarily.
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