The Iraqi Embassy in Libya, led by Ahmed Al-Sahaf, has successfully secured the release of five Iraqis detained for illegal migration. This achievement follows three months of complicated efforts, during which the embassy provided medical care, housing, and passports for their voluntary return. The embassy continues to warn young migrants against dangerous networks and reaffirms its commitment to assist others in similar situations.
On Thursday, Ahmed Al-Sahaf, the Charge d’Affaires at the Iraqi Embassy in Libya, announced the release of five Iraqis detained for illegal migration. This significant development followed three months of complex and risky efforts, during which the Iraqi Embassy in Tripoli coordinated with Libyan authorities under the Government of National Unity to secure the release of these citizens who had entered Libya illegally, seeking a route to Europe.
Al-Sahaf emphasized that the Iraqi Embassy not only secured their release but also provided necessary medical assistance, housing, and laissez-passer passports to facilitate their voluntary return to Iraq. Additionally, he noted that the embassy had previously successfully helped release numerous Iraqi migrants in 2024 and early 2025.
Continuing its mission, the embassy has communicated warnings via its website and social media platforms to inform young migrants about the importance of exercising caution against deceptive networks that pose risks to their safety. The Iraqi Embassy reaffirmed its commitment to ongoing efforts aimed at the safe, voluntary return of additional migrants to their homeland.
In summary, the Iraqi Embassy in Libya successfully managed to secure the release of five Iraqi citizens who were detained for illegal migration. Their return was facilitated with essential services, underscoring the embassy’s ongoing commitment to assisting migrant safety and addressing the issues associated with illegal migration. The embassy continues to advocate vigilance among young migrants and remains dedicated to further release efforts.
Original Source: ina.iq
