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The article discusses the European Union's efforts to ensure cooperation from Morocco regarding migration. EU Home Affairs and Migration Commissioner Magnus Brunner called for the use of all of the Union's influence, including visa and trade policies, to achieve this. This comes amid a significant influx of migrants into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, where around 72,000 migrants crossed last week, marking one of the largest crossing efforts in recent years. The report notes that relying on cooperation with neighboring countries poses a risk if control depends on the goodwill of neighboring states rather than strict measures. Officials pointed out that Morocco has succeeded in preventing over 227,000 illegal crossing attempts and dismantled more than 1,050 human trafficking networks between 2023 and 2025. Despite these efforts, illegal migration remains a challenge, with approximately 100 migrants dying during crossings and thousands still present in Ceuta. The article suggests that cooperation with Morocco is a priority but also raises questions about the degree to which Moroccan authorities might be turning a blind eye to some crossing operations.
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