Morocco Adds Barbed Poles Near Ceuta

The Moroccan authorities have installed barbed wire and increased security measures in the city of Fnideq near the Ceuta border to prevent migrants from flowing toward the Spanish enclave, following social media incitements urging illegal crossing attempts on August 15. These measures came after a record number of crossings in late July, when approximately 72,000 people illegally entered Ceuta from Morocco, with about 2,000 still present there, including around 1,000 minors. The Moroccan government warned against pursuing those spreading the calls and took legal action against those suspected of involvement. It also called for enhanced cooperation with Spain to facilitate the repatriation of minors.

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