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Rabat warned Madrid before Melilla crisis
The Spanish agency "Efe" reported that Morocco informed Madrid a few days before the crisis in the occupied city of Ceuta that a decision by the Spanish Supreme Court issued in July would impact bilateral cooperation on migration issues. A Moroccan Foreign Ministry official confirmed that daily intervention in migration management remains a shared responsibility between the two countries and that Morocco continues to fulfill its commitments based on responsibility and partnership. He emphasized that Morocco is monitoring attempts by some Spanish politicians to exploit the Ceuta crisis for electoral purposes and that relations are not reduced to political controversy. Communication and the coordination of security and migration efforts between the two countries continue. He also affirmed that bilateral cooperation relies on trust and dialogue, especially given the security and humanitarian challenges in the region, despite the media and political tensions sparked by recent events in Ceuta.
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