Iraqi Embassy Secures Release of Five Citizens Detained in Libya
Five Iraqis detained in Libya for illegal migration were released after three months of efforts by the Iraqi Embassy. The embassy provided support for their safe return to Iraq, advocating for awareness among potential migrants regarding safety and security.
On Thursday, Ahmed Al-Sahaf, the Charge d’Affaires of the Iraqi Embassy in Libya, announced the release of five Iraqi citizens detained for illegal migration. This release followed three months of rigorous efforts marked by daily monitoring amidst complex and risky circumstances. The collaborative efforts of the Iraqi Embassy in Tripoli and the Libyan Government of National Unity enabled the safe return of these individuals, who had unlawfully entered Libya intending to migrate to Europe.
Following their release, the Iraqi Embassy facilitated their reintegration by providing necessary medical services, accommodation, and laissez-passer passports, thus enabling their voluntary return to Iraq. Al-Sahaf noted the embassy’s prior success in securing the release of numerous Iraqi migrants in 2024 and early 2025. The embassy remains committed to its ongoing efforts to ensure the voluntary return of migrants while emphasizing the importance of caution among young individuals considering migration.
To further safeguard potential migrants, the embassy has issued advisories through its website and social media platforms, urging them to remain vigilant against exploitative networks that threaten their safety. Al-Sahaf affirmed the embassy’s dedication to continue its efforts in facilitating the safe return of additional migrants and ensuring their welfare throughout the process.
The Iraqi Embassy in Libya has successfully secured the release of five detained Iraqis who sought illegal migration, highlighting its commitment to assisting citizens in vulnerable situations. Through collaborative efforts and continued vigilance, the embassy aims to protect citizens from exploitation while facilitating their safe return to Iraq. The initiative underscores the importance of awareness and caution for prospective migrants.
Original Source: ina.iq
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