More than 100 Sudanese university professors in a neighboring country make a decision

Follow-up- Al-Zawiya Net- The former Sudanese ambassador to Libya, Ambassador Haj Majid Swar, said that one of the university professors who were narrowed and migrated to Libya in addition to more than a hundred of his colleagues, families, and like them hundreds of other families in various Libyan cities “restricted them until the day before yesterday” want to return immediately after the situation in the country improved.

Hundreds of thousands of Sudan live in Libya after escaping from the war in Sudan, while many of them decided to return at the time of the Libyan authorities, the deportation of large numbers due to what it considers violations, the most recent of which is the deportation of (172) Sudanese by the Immigration Agency in southeast of the Office of Kfarra.

On May 30, the border triangle region arrived in the border area of ​​700 Sudanese, returning from the country of Libya through infidels by trucks and provided by the illegal immigration agency in infidels.

The returnees were received by the Executive Director of the triangle locality, Shawky Salah, the leaders of the Sudanese army, the leaders of the joint force and some notables of the triangle.

Hajj Majid appealed to the Council of Sovereignty and Prime Minister, along with the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Secretary -General of the Expatriate Agency, urging them to help hundreds of Sudanese families who wish to return from Libya to the country.

Thousands of Sudanese their families want to return

He said in a publication that thousands of Sudanese and their families were forced by the war of the Jenjouid militia to migrate to the neighboring sisterly state of Libya in search of security and safety, and they found a good reception and welcoming from their Libyan brothers, but the way they immigrated to most of them had to obtain job opportunities that help them to face the requirements of life, and international organizations did not provide them with any aid despite the fact that some of them registered with the High Commissioner United Nations refugees.

He added, “According to the information I receive, many of the migratory Sudanese families have faced and still face difficult conditions and live in severe suffering in a number of regions of Libya.”

He continued, “This honorable professor has asked me to put his appeal in the name of all those wishing to return before the Sovereign Council, the Prime Minister and the rest of the competent authorities to arrange and facilitate their return with the hurry of what is possible, and here I do and I hope that his message and appeal to the competent authorities will reach.”