A significant number of Moroccan citizens residing in Libya are returning to Morocco due to worsening living conditions and rising costs of life. This exodus is directly linked to the ongoing political, economic, and security crises plaguing Libya since the fall of Muammar Gaddafi’s regime in 2011. Sources within the Moroccan community in Libya confirmed the increasing trend of repatriation. The deteriorating situation has made life increasingly difficult for Moroccan expatriates, prompting them to seek stability back home. The returnees are reportedly struggling with the high cost of living within Libya's unstable environment. This represents a growing concern for the Moroccan community still present in the North African nation. Further details are expected as the situation evolves.