The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and African Cooperation and Moroccans residing abroad makes crisis cells available to Moroccans in Iraq and Syria.
"Following the latest developments in the crisis in Iraq and Syria, and in the context of monitoring the situation of Moroccan citizens abroad and providing them with consular protection, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs puts at their disposal cell number layout, "said a tweet from the ministry.
- Central cell: +212661336854;
- Cell in Syria: +963933885838;
- Second cell number in Syria: +96181762258;
- Cell in Iraq: +9647902292250;
- Cell in Amman: +962797777896.

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