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Moroccan police have arrested 11 individuals over alleged involvement in drug trafficking and money laundering operations linked to France, Belgium and the Netherlands.
The Police announced on Tuesday that the arrests occurred on Monday in the cities of Marrakesh and Tangier, following international warrants issued against the suspects.
According to AFP, Moroccan police said Interpol Red Notices had been issued for 10 of those arrested, opening the possibility of extradition to Europe.
The suspects include six French-Moroccans, three Belgian-Moroccans, one Dutch-Moroccan, and a French national, according to authorities. They are accused of international drug trafficking, money laundering and fraud, the police added.
Authorities say investigations are ongoing as part of wider efforts to dismantle cross-border criminal networks operating between North Africa and Europe.
