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Moroccan-Algerian border opens briefly for youth return
The article discusses a temporary opening of the Moroccan-Algerian border aimed at enabling 33 Moroccan youths to return to the city of Oujda. This effort is part of ongoing initiatives to facilitate the repatriation of stranded Moroccan migrants in Libya and other countries, as well as the implementation of follow-up procedures for their cases by the Moroccan Association for Assistance to Migrants in Difficult Situations. Moroccan authorities, through the Oujda-Mghira crossing, received the second group in September, after having previously welcomed the first batch. The event included the presence of families from various Moroccan cities awaiting the return of their loved ones. This operation is part of the association's broader efforts to track missing persons, detainees, and deceased individuals involved in migration routes, as well as providing support to their families, coinciding with the forthcoming organization of its "Follow-up and Support" program to assist these groups.
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