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 community residing in Spain has been subject to significant financial losses due to the driving licenses counterfeit activity, in particular with the start of the “Hello” process. These networks continue to influence the owners of Moroccan licenses who face financial fines of up to 500 euros by the Spanish general administration for traffic, despite obtaining a legal residence in Spain.
The Spanish administration still imposes fines on Moroccan driving licenses throughout Spain. This is due to doubts about the legality of these licenses, due to the propagation of counterfeiting networks in Morocco, which makes the situation negatively to the rights of the Moroccan community and prevents its integration into Spanish society, in particular in the absence of a clear mechanism to distinguish original and forged documents.
The Spanish authorities seek to strengthen the control of Moroccan driving licenses due to the widespread propagation of forged documents. This phenomenon, which has increased in recent years, has prompted the Spanish administration to take a firm position which includes all Moroccan licenses, whether healthy or forged, which exposes migrants to collective injustice, although many of them have obtained their licenses in a legal manner within Morocco.
The negative results of this situation are not limited only to the legal side, but also extend to the direct financial impact on immigrants. Many driving licenses are forced to pay high fines or to conclude complex procedures to convert their licenses into Spanish licenses. These measures require time and financial costs which are difficult to tolerate for many affected people, at a time when the Moroccan government lacks agreements which guarantee mutual recognition of driving licenses.
Although the rights of Moroccan authorities require their responsibilities in the fight against counterfeiting networks, they call to tighten control over the issuance of driving licenses in Morocco. A certain number of Moroccan and Spanish civil companies have also called for the need to achieve urgent solutions by signing bilateral agreements or developing the Moroccan license system as an international and recognized electronic believer, guaranteeing the protection of the rights and dignity of migrants in motion and by working without fear of sanctions.
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