This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from Hibapress, the Arabic version:
Heba Press – Muhammad Zaruh
The Moroccan League for the Defense of Human Rights in Azghangan called on the authorities concerned to take urgent measures to mitigate the obstacles facing citizens residing in the occupied city of Melillil and the members of the Moroccan community living abroad, at the level of the Bab Melilla crossing.
The League has declared in an official declaration that it emphasizes the need to simplify customs procedures when crossing and reduce complex administrative leaders, in addition to accelerating inspection operations to take into account the particularities of residents of the occupied city and members of the Moroccan community.
Approaching the return season of the Moroccan community, the league called for the treatment of increasing complaints received from citizens residing in Melilla and expatriates.
She pointed out that most complaints concern customs procedures they have described as complex, which cause transit transit and negatively affect their comfort.
The league added that these customs measures cause long delays, which hinders freedom of movement and constitutes suffering for Moroccan citizens. She also pointed out that this leads to reducing the level of treatment that these citizens deserve in the light of these uncomfortable circumstances.
On the other hand, the league called for improving the reception conditions for travelers and allocating sweet paths to the two residents of Melilla and expatriates during the “Hello” process. She highlighted the importance of reducing the waiting period, in order to facilitate crossing and reduce pressure on travelers.
The League also underlined the need to involve representatives of residents of the occupied Melilla and members of the Moroccan community in the development of passing policies, and to work to develop the “Hello” process in accordance with their needs and fully guarantee their rights.
At the end of the declaration, the League stressed the importance of coordination between the Moroccan authorities and the Mohammed V Foundation for solidarity, to accelerate the treatment of constraints resulting from customs complications at the Bab Melilla Crossing. She stressed that this coordination will facilitate crossing procedures and improve the feeling of Moroccan citizens to belong to their homeland.
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