Families in Flanders face a setback as intercountry adoption from Morocco is no longer possible.
The Flemish government’s stringent screening of collaboration with origin countries of adoption led to the exclusion of Morocco, alongside Gambia and Haiti.
This decision, influenced by past transparency concerns, affects Flanders families seeking intercountry adoption.
While nine collaborations continue, Morocco’s red light denotes the immediate cessation of adoption possibilities.
Burkina Faso faces an abrupt suspension due to safety concerns. Other nations, like Bulgaria and the Philippines, retain approval for adoption, ensuring continued processes for Flanders families.
Bruno Vanobbergen, Administrator-General of the Growing Up agency, emphasized prioritizing the child’s welfare and maintaining stringent quality criteria. The move reflects the government’s commitment to transparent adoption practices.
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