Repatriation: 120 Senegalese leave Morocco this Friday to return to Senegal by land

Author: senenews.comPublished on: September 4, 2026Country: Morocco

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Repatriation: 120 Senegalese leave Morocco this Friday to return to Senegal by land

A group of 120 Senegalese will leave Morocco on Friday, September 4, 2026, to return to Senegal by land as part of a voluntary repatriation. The convoy will transit through Mauritania before arriving at Rosso, at the Senegalese border, on Saturday. Currently, 251 other Senegalese are housed in reception centers in Morocco, awaiting their repatriation.

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