Morocco's Humanitarian Repatriation Efforts
In a significant move that underscores Morocco's commitment to a humanitarian migration policy, 137 undocumented Sudanese migrants have been repatriated to their native land from Mohammed V International Airport in Casablanca. This operation, which took place on Friday, was orchestrated in collaboration with Moroccan authorities and the Sudanese embassy in Morocco. It reflects Morocco's dedication to upholding the rights and dignity of migrants while providing them with the option to return voluntarily to their home countries.
Support from Sudan and Recognition of Morocco's Approach
Sudan’s ambassador to Morocco, Mawada Omar Hageltoam El Badawi, expressed her appreciation for this first return flight, highlighting the migrants' aspirations to contribute positively to the reconstruction and development of Sudan. She extended her gratitude to King Mohammed VI and the Moroccan people for the essential support and facilities that facilitated the success of this repatriation initiative. Additionally, she praised Morocco's exemplary approach to migration, suggesting that it could serve as a model for other African nations striving to manage migration effectively. The ambassador also noted the hospitable environment provided to Sudanese nationals in Morocco, which reflects the robust historical and cultural connections shared between the two countries.
As reported by en.yabiladi.com.
