Royal Air Maroc, Morocco’s national airline, has scheduled additional special flights for the homecoming of Moroccans fleeing Ukraine amid the country’s ongoing conflict.

The airline announced on Saturday that it had arranged flights from Budapest to Casablanca for March 7-8 to repatriate Moroccans who have fled Ukraine.

⚠️ UPDATE: New flights for Moroccans in Ukraine

Royal Air Maroc scheduled new special flights on March 7th and 8th, 2022 from Budapest to Casablanca for Moroccans established in Ukraine at the same fixed rate of 750 MAD taxes included.

— Royal Air Maroc (@RAM_Maroc) March 5, 2022

The fare costs for the March 7-8 flights will be fixed at MAD 750 ($75), as with similar special flights Royal Air Maroc has arranged in recent days to transport Moroccans from the European country.

Morocco has urged its citizens to flee Ukraine via crossing points with Poland, Romania, Slovakia, and Hungary so that it may help and support them in the midst of the rising crisis.

Following the closure of Ukrainian airspace since the beginning of Russia’s invasion of the nation, Royal Air Maroc then arranged a number of special flights between Morocco and the four countries.

In recent days, the Moroccan airline business has been flying special flights as part of the Moroccan government’s intention to repatriate all Moroccans willing to return to Morocco despite the escalating violence in Ukraine.

Moroccan crisis cells have been established to receive and respond to pleas for assistance and information from Moroccan nationals stranded in Ukraine.

Morocco has also mobilized its embassies in Ukraine’s surrounding nations to assist Moroccans escaping crisis zones in returning home.

Morocco has echoed worldwide concerns over the situation in Ukraine on the diplomatic front, urging for serious talks to end the conflict.

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Moroccan diplomacy persists to be successful in evacuating citizens attempting to escape Ukraine’s escalating conflict. According to a source from the Moroccan Ministry of Foreign Affairs to Morocco Telegraph, 3384 Moroccans were able to depart Ukrainian territory and proceed to nearby countries.

Moroccan citizens met staff of the Kingdom’s embassies in a number of countries to welcome them as soon as they entered the territory of neighboring countries. They were supervised on the spot by facilitating Moroccan citizens’ affairs in collaboration with the relevant states.

It will be noted that the Moroccan Ministry of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation, and Moroccans living abroad assigned approximately 20 consular personnel, including four former general counsels, to support and assist the staff of Moroccan embassies on the ground in receiving and providing the required help to Moroccans in the four countries bordering Ukraine.

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