Niger's Revolutionary Armed Forces Have Charged Aid Organizations with the Responsibility of Taking Care of the Country's Immigrants

 Niger's Revolutionary Armed Forces Have Charged Aid Organizations with the Responsibility of Taking Care of the Country's Immigrant...

 Niger's Revolutionary Armed Forces Have Charged Aid Organizations with the Responsibility of Taking Care of the Country's Immigrants

The decision comes as a result of withdrawing some of the projects to support immigrants that the countries did after the coup d'état in July.

 The authorities that take care of the emigrants who have been deported by Algeria have expressed concern after the aid organizations stopped the support they give to the authorities to carry out their responsibilities.

The refugees who were deported by Algeria who went to the country to get something to put in their salad found themselves in a difficult situation after the European Union suspended the aid it was giving to Niger as a result of the military coup in on the 26th of July.

This is happening as a result of the way Algeria continues to expel Nigeriens from the country.

In the past, the country had to expel at least more than 60 Nigerien children who went to Algeria for the summer, which is seen to complicate matters of taking responsibility for the Nigeriens.

Isma'il Toufa Ibrahim, an official in the Ministry of Child Care, said that the soldiers who carried out the coup have already called on the aid organizations living in Niger to take care of the citizens of Niger.

On their part, the aid organizations such as the agency that manages the migrants said that they have agreed to the request that the authorities presented to them to take responsibility for the migrants from Niger who were deported by Algeria, according to Mahaman, an official in the agency. that takes care of immigrants.