Morocco’s legal migration policy
Morocco has become a place of residence for many migrants, but could it become their permanent home?
Morocco, like its North African neighbours, has become a major transit point for people searching for a better life in Europe.
Unlike other neighbouring countries, however, Morocco is the first to develop a legal migration policy, offering people the chance to stay with permanent residency.
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The policy was widely praised when it began last year. But critics say migrants in Morocco continue to face abuse, as well as camp closures and relocation.
So will they stay and call Morocco home? Or will they fulfil their dreams and continue on to Europe?
Presenter: Hashem Ahelbarra
Guests:
Constantin Ibanda Mola – president of Council of Subsaharan Migrants in Morocco
Elisabeth Myers – contributing editor of Moroccoworldnews.com
Mohamed Benhammou – president of the Moroccan Centre for Strategic Studies
Published On 6 Sep 2015