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Reasons Migrants Choose Morocco
The article discusses the structural transformation taking place in Morocco within the context of both African and international migration patterns. It highlights how deteriorating security conditions, severe drought, and land degradation in the Sahel region have led to a surge in forced displacement toward North Africa, particularly Morocco. Morocco has become a long-term destination for migrants, with their numbers increasing fourfold to between 80,000 and 100,000 migrants, despite economic and social challenges. Attempts at border infiltration have escalated as a result of the worsening situation in the Sahel countries and their alliances, combined with the slow progress of European security policies. In response, Morocco has proposed development initiatives that connect Sahel countries with the Atlantic Ocean, aiming to reduce migration drivers by addressing their root causes. The article emphasizes the necessity for the international community to shoulder its responsibilities in supporting climate adaptation efforts and development programs.
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