How Morocco plans to rescue its citizens stranded in Iran
The socialist group in the House of Representatives has questioned Nasser Bourita about the fate of Moroccans stranded in Iran. This request follows the closure of Iranian airspace after the recent American and Israeli attacks.
Deputy Moulay Mehdi El Fathemy, a member of the Socialist Union of Popular Forces, has relayed the distress calls of many citizens. Students, workers or simple visitors, these nationals find themselves isolated in a country whose skies are now locked down for security reasons.
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The elected official is questioning the Ministry of Foreign Affairs about the emergency measures planned to guarantee their physical integrity. He is particularly asking whether a precise census of Moroccans on site has been carried out and whether their health and social situation is the subject of rigorous monitoring.
Faced with the military escalation, the issue of repatriation is becoming crucial for the families left in the Kingdom. The deputy wants to know if secure evacuation corridors are being negotiated through friendly embassies or international organizations to allow for a quick return.
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In response to the regional tension, the ministry said it had already activated a crisis cell dedicated to the Moroccan community in the Middle East. Emergency numbers have been made available to centralize requests for assistance and coordinate any rescue operations.
