Morocco to repatriate Mauritanian citizens fleeing Ukraine

Morocco to repatriate Mauritanian citizens fleeing Ukraine
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Monday 28 February 2022 - 17:33

The Mauritanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs said on Monday it obtained approval from its Moroccan counterpart to evacuate Mauritanian students stranded in Ukraine.

Evacuations will take place on Royal Air Maroc planes allocated by the Moroccan authorities to repatriate the Moroccan community residing in Ukraine.

On Sunday, Royal Air Maroc announced that it had allocated, in consultation with the Moroccan authorities, “special flights for the benefit of the Moroccan community residing in Ukraine.”

Three flights will be operated, starting March 2, from Bucharest, Romania, Budapest, Hungary, and Warsaw, Poland, in the direction of Casablanca Airport.

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