The Spanish Embassy in Rabat is preparing to repatriate the 24th group of its nationals stranded in Morocco and Moroccans residing in Spain by ferry from the Tanger Med port to Algeciras on August 20.
The airlines Royal Air Maroc (RAM) and Air Arabia Maroc will continue to serve France as part of their repatriation program. These special flights will be operated until the date on which the Moroccan authorities have extended the state of health emergency, i.e. September 10.
Spain is preparing to repatriate again its nationals stranded in Morocco. Two new operations are planned by sea from the port of Tanger-Med to the port of Algeciras, on August 13 and 14.
To meet the demand of citizens of Moroccan origin residing in European countries, Baleària has scheduled eleven trips between the ports of Sète in France and Nador in Morocco.
Morocco continues to repatriate its nationals stranded abroad. About twenty Moroccans returned to the Kingdom on Thursday, June 30, on a Royal Air Maroc (RAM) flight chartered for the occasion, coming from Nigeria.
The repatriation of Spanish citizens and residents in Spain, stranded in Morocco for months, continues. Two new Trasmediterránea ferries will depart on August 6 and 7, after those of July 29 and 30.
The second special flight of Royal Air Maroc from Gran Canaria after the lifting of confinement, took off from Laâyoune to Casablanca with on board 160 Moroccans and foreign residents.
Catherine is asking for help to repatriate the body of her mother and her father who finds himself alone and stranded in Morocco. Her parents have been stuck in Tangier since the lockdown came into effect in March.
While Morocco has scheduled special flights for its nationals stranded in Turkey due to border closures, some have expressed their refusal to be repatriated.
Blocked for a long time in southern Spain, several thousand Moroccan workers are finally returning to the kingdom. Six boats were mobilized on this occasion by the Moroccan authorities to repatriate 7,100 Moroccans.
Moroccans stranded in Algeria are angry with the managers of Royal Air Maroc (RAM) because of the cancellation of their repatriation flight. They expressed their anger on Sunday in front of a closed agency of the airline.
The first ferry loaded with Moroccans residing abroad since the port of Genoa in Italy is overwhelmed, between passenger control and compliance with health measures. The Italian police have set up a patrol unit to ensure public order.