Tchadiens evacuated from Libya: 162 safe returns to N’Djamena
Tchadiens evacuated from Libya: 162 safe returns to N’Djamena
The Government of Chad, with the support of the International Organization for Migration (IOM), successfully coordinated the voluntary return of 162 of its nationals from Benghazi in eastern Libya. This mission, led by consular authorities, also included awareness campaigns to educate the Chadian community about Libya’s residency regulations and the perils of irregular migration.
- Immigration
A total of 162 Chadian nationals arrived in N’Djamena following a voluntary repatriation operation coordinated from Benghazi. The initiative was executed under the supervision of Chad’s government through its consulate in Benghazi, with technical and logistical backing from the International Organization for Migration (IOM). This effort reflects Chad’s ongoing commitment to assisting citizens facing challenges abroad.
Awareness-raising efforts for Chadian migrants in Libya
During the operation, consular teams conducted targeted awareness sessions for Chadian residents in Benghazi. Discussions focused on Libya’s foreign residency laws and the severe risks associated with irregular migration routes. These briefings aimed to equip community members with accurate information, helping them avoid vulnerable situations and comply with legal requirements. Authorities emphasized that this repatriation is part of broader efforts to safeguard Tchadiens living overseas, with additional support missions planned in collaboration with international partners.
