Swedish Police Chief Commends Morocco After Five Swedish Suspects Arrested

Police Chief’s Appreciation

Morocco has arrested five Swedish nationals wanted by Swedish justice over the past month, prompting praise from Sweden’s national police chief.

She highlighted joint efforts to track suspects accused of involvement in serious crimes.

In a post on her official Instagram account, the police chief thanked Moroccan police for their cooperation, writing: “Thank you to the Moroccan police for the good cooperation.”

She added, “Together, we ensure that serious criminals cannot escape justice,” and highlighted the results of security coordination between the two countries.

Details of the Arrests

The statement followed the arrest in Morocco of a Swedish national who had previously been convicted in a case involving an attempt to recruit individuals to carry out a murder, according to the police chief’s post.

The latest arrest was the fifth of its kind over the past month, the official said, noting that Moroccan security services had apprehended five Swedish nationals wanted by Swedish authorities.

Ongoing Cooperation

The arrests highlight ongoing cooperation between Morocco and Sweden in locating individuals sought in connection with serious criminal cases.

Further details about the cases were not provided in the statement.

Located in North Africa, Morocco cooperates with Sweden on security matters.