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بوابة الوسط
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The article discusses the European Union's efforts following the migration crisis in Ceuta, where Europeans aimed to ease tensions and restore cooperation among member states. The European Commissioner for Migration stated that the crisis is behind them, and during their meeting, Interior Ministers discussed its repercussions, with all countries expressing solidarity with Spain. Despite tens of thousands of migrants crossing the border, the majority returned to Morocco, and officials confirmed that the region was not harmed by the crisis and that it did not threaten the Schengen Area. Spain and some other European countries criticized the hardline policies, while others, like Denmark, supported Spain's swift response. Ultimately, the attendees concluded that the crisis did not impact Europe's stability and that European cooperation on migration remains intact.
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