The Iraqi Embassy in Libya announced the return of 12 Iraqis detained for illegal immigration. Their release followed extensive negotiations with Libyan authorities. The embassy has been actively providing support to retain nationals and alert them against human trafficking dangers, successfully facilitating the return of over 25 Iraqis in 2024.
On Friday, the Embassy of the Republic of Iraq in Libya reported that 12 Iraqis, who had been detained for illegal immigration, had returned voluntarily to Iraq. The Chargé d’Affaires, Ahmed Al-Sahaf, highlighted that their release followed two months of negotiations with Libyan authorities. He noted that these individuals had attempted to enter Libya illegally with the intention of reaching Europe.
The issue of illegal immigration from Iraq has resulted in numerous Iraqis falling prey to smuggling and trafficking networks. The Iraqi Embassy in Libya has made continuous efforts to warn its citizens about the potential pitfalls of these networks, emphasizing the legal and life-threatening risks involved. The embassy has successfully facilitated the return of many Iraqis detained in Libya through coordinated efforts.
In conclusion, the embassy’s successful return of 12 Iraqis showcases its commitment to protecting its citizens from the dangers of illegal immigration and human trafficking. Through strategic partnerships with various governmental bodies, further efforts are underway to assist others facing similar situations while raising awareness about the risks involved in illegal immigration.
Original Source: ina.iq