The Moroccan interior ministry spokesman said on Sunday that published figures on the number of migrants are not based on reliable data, stressing that only official data is the approved source.
The Moroccan interior ministry spokesman issued a statement on Sunday denying the accuracy of previously published figures regarding the number of migrants in the country. The spokesman asserted that such numbers are not based on reliable data and that the official data is the sole approved source. No further details were provided, and the specific figures being disputed were not named in the statement. The denial comes amid ongoing migration debates in the region.
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