135 Afghan migrants return to Afghanistan

Officials in Ministry of repatriation and migrants have reported that 135 Afghan migrants have returned to Afghanistan early Wednesday voluntarily from Germany, saying the following migrants either couldn’t find better life situation to live or their cases weren’t approved by the German Government.

Despite of a lot of obstacles and barriers still a number of Afghan families are thinking to leave the country for European countries, on Wednesday 135 Afghan migrants were returned to the country from Germany, they were from Balkh, Herat, Kandahar, Kunduz and Faryab provinces.

Ministry of repatriation and migrant Spokesman Islamuddin Jurat said,” based on 39^th article of Afghanistan constitution Ministry of repatriation and migrants have launched efforts together with the International organization for migrants to return these 13 families to Afghanistan.”

IOM spokesman Naseer Ahmad Haidarzai said,” 135 Afghans which includes 107 male, 18 female and 10 child returned home.”

“We have allocated some amount of money for those returnees at least they could open up their own business to run their life Ministry of labor and social work affairs spokesman Iftikhari said.”

The returning of the Afghan migrants comes after that President Ghani during his visit has demanded the European countries to return those Afghan migrants home if they do not granted documents to live in Europe.

Reported by Zamarialay Abaseen