Morocco- UNHCR Chief Hails Moroccan Immigration Policy


(MENAFN- Morocco World News) ;">Geneva – UN High Commissioner for Refugees Filippo Grandi hailedon Fridaythe immigration policy launched in 2013 by King Mohammed VI in accordance with Morocco’s international commitments in terms of immigrants’ rights.

During a meeting with Morocco’s permanent representative in Geneva ambassador Mohamed Aujjar the UN official lauded the Moroccan initiative to review and update laws governing immigration and asylum.

Grandi voiced satisfaction with the good relations between Morocco and the UNHCR and stressed his readiness to work together with the Kingdom in order to further cooperation ties.

He highlighted the regularization operation for illegal immigrants and refugees which was officially launched by Morocco in Nov. 2013 recalling that this operation was crowned by the regularization of 5000 Syrian refugees’ situation.

Aujjar for his part reiterated Morocco’s support for the UN agency to fulfil its humanitarian mandate in the camps of Tindouf and around the world.

He also underlined the pressing need to conduct by the UNHCR a headcount for the Tindouf populations in conformity with its mandate to help evaluate the real needs of the camps’ inhabitants and avoid humanitarian aid embezzlement.

With MAP


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