Morocco Ready to Assist Ceuta Repatriation

The article indicates that most of the migrants who entered Ceuta during the recent surge—over 40,000 according to the Moroccan government and 72,000 according to Spanish authorities—have been excluded from immediate deportation procedures. Morocco intends to cooperate with Spain and other European countries to repatriate unaccompanied minors among these migrants to their home countries, with the number of unaccompanied minors in Ceuta reaching at least 1,100 individuals. The Moroccan government emphasizes its respect for international efforts, while the European Union is urging pressure on Morocco to ensure more effective cooperation—particularly in combating migrant smuggling. Human rights organizations, on the other hand, criticize the lack of safe pathways and sufficient protection measures for migrants, warning that trafficking networks are flourishing due to the absence of secure options for their protection.

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