Ahmed Al-Sahhaf announced the release of two Iraqi migrants held in Libya for illegal migration. The Iraqi Embassy coordinated with Libyan authorities to secure their release after forty days of efforts. The embassy is actively working to assist more detained migrants while warning about the dangers of human trafficking networks.
In a recent announcement, Ahmed Al-Sahhaf, the Charge d’Affaires of the Embassy of the Republic of Iraq in Libya, confirmed the release of two Iraqi citizens who had been detained for illegal migration. Following forty days of extensive efforts, the Iraqi Embassy coordinated with the Government of National Unity in Libya to successfully secure their release.
Al-Sahhaf emphasized the complexity and challenges faced during the coordination process. He stated that the embassy managed to protect the lives of the Iraqi citizens caught in human smuggling and trafficking networks. Upon their release, they received medical assistance and laissez-passer passports to facilitate their safe return to Iraq.
In addition, Al-Sahhaf noted the embassy’s successful efforts in liberating numerous Iraqi migrants throughout 2024 and early 2025. He reiterated the embassy’s commitment to prioritizing the voluntary return of migrants and warned young individuals about the dangers posed by human trafficking networks, urging them to remain cautious about their safety and security.
The Iraqi Embassy has thus pledged to continue its efforts to rescue more migrants and support their voluntary repatriation to Iraq. The embassy disseminated this warning on its official website and social media platforms to ensure that potential migrants are aware of the risks involved in illegal migration schemes.
The Iraqi Embassy in Libya has successfully secured the release of two detained Iraqi migrants after intense diplomatic efforts. This incident highlights the ongoing challenges of illegal migration and human trafficking. The embassy’s commitment to assisting its citizens is evident in its proactive measures to warn and protect potential migrants. Furthermore, their continued efforts aim to facilitate the safe return of more individuals while advocating for greater awareness of the risks associated with such perilous journeys.
Original Source: ina.iq
