Morocco's Humanitarian Initiative for Sudanese Migrants
In a significant act of humanitarian assistance, Moroccan authorities, in collaboration with the Sudanese embassy, organized a voluntary return operation for 137 Sudanese migrants on September 11, 2026. This operation took place at Casablanca's Mohammed V International Airport and is aligned with Morocco's broader migration and asylum policy, which emphasizes support for migrants wishing to return to their homeland.
The initiative was highlighted by Sudan's ambassador, Mawada Omar Hageltoam El Badawi, who described this flight as a pioneering step in facilitating the safe return of Sudanese nationals. Ambassador El Badawi expressed gratitude to the Moroccan government for their cooperation and efforts in making this operation possible, underscoring the participants' desire to contribute to the reconstruction of their country upon their return.
This voluntary return operation reflects Morocco's commitment to addressing the needs of migrants while fostering a positive and collaborative relationship with Sudan. As countries across the globe grapple with migration challenges, Morocco’s approach serves as a model for humanitarian assistance and bilateral cooperation in the context of migration.
As reported by en.hespress.com.
