The repatriation of Moroccan seasonal workers who participated in the agricultural season in Huelva, Spain, commenced on Thursday, marking the conclusion of an extensive harvesting campaign that spanned several months. The agricultural organization UPA reported that the return operation initiated from the town of Palos de la Frontera, a significant hub for the seasonal workforce. The organized convoy consists of a bus designated for transporting the workers alongside a luggage truck, ensuring that personal belongings are safely transferred. Additionally, a technical mediator proficient in Arabic accompanies the workers, supplemented by a dedicated support team that supervises the journey to the port of Tarifa. Here, the women will board ferries destined for Tangier, facilitating their return home.
UPA commended the remarkable efforts of the Moroccan women during their time in Huelva, highlighting their invaluable contributions that were crucial to the success of the agricultural season. This season is not merely a transient employment opportunity; it represents a vital component of the local economy in Huelva, underscoring the importance of these workers in sustaining agricultural productivity. The recruitment system established in Morocco continues to be pivotal, ensuring a steady supply of labor during peak agricultural periods in Spain’s flourishing red fruit sector, which relies heavily on seasonal workers to meet the demands of this critical industry.
As reported by en.yabiladi.com.
