The repatriation of the 100 Moroccan nationals, including students, blocked in the city of Wuhan, China due to the coronavirus epidemic, was effective this Sunday, February 2, 2020. The plane landed at Bensalimane airport near Casablanca.
After being pardoned on Wednesday by King Mohammed VI for humanitarian reasons, the 201 African prisoners will soon return to their respective countries. This is thanks to support provided by the Moroccan state.
The repatriation of the 100 Moroccans stranded in China due to the coronavirus epidemic that continues to rage in Xi Jinping’s country will be effective this Saturday, February 1, 2020. A Royal Air Maroc (RAM) plane will be responsible for their transport from Wuhan, the epicenter of the corona virus, to Meknes.
Between the repatriation of the children of jihadists stranded in Syria, and the payment of a penalty of 50,000 euros by Belgium, Abderrahim Lahlali and Mohamed Ozdemir, both lawyers for the families concerned, choose the first option.
King Mohammed VI ordered, during a working session, the repatriation to Morocco of the hundred Moroccans stranded in Wuhan, the epicenter of the Coronavirus virus.
While Justice Minister Nicole Belloubet advocates the repatriation and trial of French jihadists in France, the position of her entourage on the subject remains unchanged.
The Belgian government is ordered to work on the repatriation of ten children who are in Syria. Belgium takes note of this judgment, handed down on December 11 in summary proceedings by the Brussels Court of First Instance, said Foreign Minister Philippe Goffin on Wednesday.
280 Moroccan women and 391 children could be repatriated from Turkey. Turkish and Moroccan authorities are coordinating the imminent return of jihadist families.
Belgian politicians are divided on the issue of repatriating or not the jihadists imprisoned in the camps in Iraq and Syria. Many think that their return to their homeland would allow them to reconnect with their terrorist activities.
Belgium is called upon to repatriate one of its jihadist nationals and her child from the Syrian Al Hol camp under penalty of a daily fine. This is the decision of the Brussels interim judge.
Infected with the AIDS virus, a Moroccan fighter of the Islamic State, who has lived for a long time in Molenbeek, Belgium, refuses to be repatriated to his country of origin.
The family of the young Saïd Addou, murdered and buried in Bileća in Bosnia -Herzegovina for a month, is trying to repatriate the remains to Morocco, in order to bury him on his native land, according to Muslim rites.