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Albares about Ceuta events: Morocco hasn't requested anything
Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares made statements regarding the recent migration crisis in Ceuta. He confirmed that Spanish authorities will repatriate all migrants who entered Spain illegally back to Morocco, and that Morocco has not requested any compensation in exchange for cooperation in these operations. Albares clarified that communication with Morocco has been effective, and that the relations between the two countries have not been harmed. He emphasized that diplomatic channels have remained open from the beginning. He also assured that the repatriation processes will be carried out in accordance with Spanish laws and judicial rulings. The Spanish government is aiming to deter any new attempts at mass entry, especially following social media calls for a new influx scheduled for August 15, 2026. The minister stressed that Morocco did not discuss any demands in return, and explained that the understandings focused on cooperation on migration issues, without indicating any direct disagreements between the two governments.
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