Melilla misfortune prompted by the lamentable forceful endeavor by many unlawful travelers to cross the iron wall isolating Nador city in northern Morocco and Melilla ought to be a reminder for the world, particularly African pioneers. As we grieve the appalling passing of the 23 travelers and denounce the outrageous savagery of the transients and their attack procedure which prompted the sad episode, we should likewise properly extol the high feeling of authority and incredible skill showed by the Moroccan cops. Without a doubt, Morocco has consistently put the human component at the core of its needs. The careful lead of the officials on the job further affirms Morocco's social heart and consciousness of this honorable public need. Clearly, the African inability to manage the unlawful movement issues at the mainland level is liable for the Melilla misfortune, of which Morocco is a casualty. Africa is continually alluded to as a mainland that is "rising." However, few out of every odd individual is "ascending" in the first part of the day with the strength of the landmass' thundering economies. We have the assets to take care of each and everyone in Africa, while likewise taking care of individuals in worldwide business sectors. However, while the mainland has close to half of the world's ripe land, Africa burns through billions on yearly food imports. Morocco has manufactured a novel, genuine and unmistakable South collaboration model which has made it conceivable not exclusively to solidify participation in the customary areas of preparing and specialized help yet in addition to participate in new, essential areas like food security and foundation improvement. Morocco generally offers substantial answers for African issues and realistic methodologies for African desires. It is worth focusing on that, Morocco where I resided and considered with many travelers from sub-Saharan nations completely takes on its obligations with regards to protecting the pride of transients, particularly those from friendly Africa nations. The states of transients in any nation are emotional to movement strategies, sociopolitical states of the state and the situation with wrongdoing given to them. However Morocco fills in as a cushion state for transients from sub-Saharan nations endeavoring to enter Europe, the North African nation has given travelers enough motivations to remain in Morocco, while likewise mindfully making it harder for them to get onto European soil. The Kingdom has set up measures for migration by which travelers are better coordinated in the Moroccan culture. Morocco's movement strategy plan offers equivalent open doors for the transients and further developed admittance to financial, social and political freedoms changing the view of relocation in Moroccan culture. The interest of the Kingdom in relocation is "neither late nor accidental. It mirrors a longstanding, deliberate responsibility communicated through a strategy which is sympathetic in its way of thinking, worldwide in its substance, realistic in its philosophy and capable in its methodology. Obviously, Morocco has forever been a permanent place to stay for some transients and offers the possibility of a superior life for an abundance of thanks to the fortitude, cordiality and liberality of the Moroccan public. It invites north of 10,000 understudies from 42 African nations, incorporating understudies with Moroccan grants. This social collaboration covers also the Pacific Island nations that benefit yearly Moroccan grants. It has for sure permitted countless African transients to get comfortable the realm lawfully, with a task, lodging, instruction for their kids and a serene everyday life. Morocco's movement strategy is driven by sympathy, permeated with clique and sustained by empathy. Despite the fact that the monetary expense of this relocation strategy is high, its worth and effect on the migrants is unfathomable. Morocco's vision in regards to movement issues comprises in expecting the future to assemble precise versatility. The Kingdom's methodology comprises in constantly looking to find some kind of harmony among authenticity and proactive activity between the genuine interests of States and regard for the basic liberties of transients. Since, no single nation can, all alone, face up to such a test, all Africans should cooperate to handle the underlying drivers of dangerous movement and proposition significant answers for the relocation issues. Our normal interest as Africans lies in pursuing the reception of appropriate, custom-made reactions so our youngsters might understand that their future is in Africa and for Africa. Similarly as there is no option in contrast to collaboration, there is no choice to activity, by the same token. Africa should act, and we should act now!