Release of Two Detained Iraqis in Libya Highlights Embassy Efforts
Ahmed Al-Sahhaf, Charge d’Affaires of Iraq in Libya, announced the release of two detained Iraqis after forty days of negotiation. The Iraqi Embassy coordinated with Libyan authorities to ensure their safety and secure their return to Iraq, providing medical support and necessary documents. The Embassy continues to advocate for other migrants and urges caution against trafficking networks.
On Wednesday, Ahmed Al-Sahhaf, the Charge d’Affaires of the Iraqi Embassy in Libya, announced the release of two Iraqi citizens detained for illegal migration. After forty days of negotiation, the Iraqi Embassy in Tripoli worked alongside Libyan authorities to facilitate their release.
Al-Sahhaf indicated that the Iraqi Embassy’s efforts were critical in protecting the detainees from human smuggling and trafficking networks. The Embassy not only secured their release but also provided medical assistance and laissez-passer passports to enable their safe return to Iraq.
In his statement, Al-Sahhaf noted that the embassy had successfully helped release numerous Iraqi migrants in early 2025. He emphasized the embassy’s commitment to prioritizing the voluntary return of migrants, urging young people to remain cautious and vigilant against deception from trafficking networks. The Embassy continues its efforts to aid additional migrants in returning to Iraq.
In conclusion, the successful release of two Iraqi citizens in Libya highlights the diligent efforts of the Iraqi Embassy in safeguarding its nationals from the perils of illegal migration and human trafficking. The Embassy’s ongoing commitment to assisting migrants and raising awareness about the risks involved underscores the importance of security and vigilance among young travelers.
Original Source: ina.iq
