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Wahidi affirms Morocco's claims on Ceuta and Melilla
The article focused on statements made by Moroccan Minister of Justice Abdelatif Loudiyi, who affirmed that Morocco is committed to its territories and that the issue of Ceuta and Melilla has not been closed yet, with continued demands for their rejoining Morocco from Spain. These remarks came in the context of recent tensions following the entry of thousands of migrants into Ceuta, with the Spanish Prime Minister describing the situation as a "violation of sovereignty" and reaffirming Spain's commitment to its sovereignty over the two cities. The Moroccan statements emphasize that the issue remains an long-standing sovereign matter, with Morocco viewing the two cities as part of its territory that it claims to regain, while Spain maintains its stance on sovereignty. The article highlights Morocco's denunciation of Spain's escalation and its continued position that the Ceuta and Melilla files are matters of sovereignty rights, with dialogue remaining a primary option.
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