Morocco Denies Enabling Ceuta Crossings
Morocco denied Spanish allegations of facilitating the mass crossing of migrants into Ceuta in July, confirming that there is no evidence to prove their involvement in the operation. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation, and Moroccan Expatriates stated that the accusations are baseless claims exploited by certain political and media circles to serve internal Spanish agendas. In response to statements from Spanish judicial authorities regarding directed and facilitated crossings by Morocco, Morocco considered these allegations unconfirmed and expressed regret over populist scaremongering and accusations that fuel the dispute between the two countries, especially given the increase in illegal migration attempts in July, during which more than 70,000 people participated, with over 100 perishing according to NGOs. While Spain denied having concrete evidence of Morocco’s involvement, the Spanish National Court affirmed that the incidents could be related to crimes threatening the safety and security of Spain.
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