The Iraqi Embassy in Libya successfully secured the release of two detained Iraqis involved in illegal migration after extensive negotiations. The embassy provided essential support and issued passports for their return. Additionally, it has assisted many migrants and warns against the dangers of human trafficking networks.

Ahmed Al-Sahhaf, the Charge d’Affaires of the Iraqi Embassy in Libya, announced the release of two Iraqis who had been detained for illegal migration. Al-Sahhaf stated that after 40 days of dedicated efforts, the Iraqi Embassy successfully coordinated with the Government of National Unity in Libya to secure the safe return of the citizens who had entered Libya unlawfully seeking to migrate to Europe.

He detailed that the Iraqi Embassy managed to safeguard the lives of the individuals entangled in human smuggling and trafficking networks. Upon their release, the embassy provided medical services and issued laissez-passer passports to facilitate their voluntary return to Iraq.

Notably, Al-Sahhaf mentioned that the embassy had successfully secured the release of dozens of Iraqi migrants in 2024 and early 2025. He urged young migrants to exercise caution and be aware of the dangers posed by human trafficking networks, ensuring their safety and security while reinforcing the embassy’s commitment to continue assisting Iraqi migrants in need of repatriation.

In conclusion, the Iraqi Embassy in Libya has taken significant measures to ensure the safety and repatriation of Iraqi migrants who find themselves in precarious situations due to illegal migration. Their ongoing efforts highlight the importance of vigilance among young migrants regarding the risks associated with human trafficking. The embassy remains committed to facilitating the return of its citizens safely to Iraq.

Original Source: ina.iq