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Spain praises Morocco on migration cooperation
The Spanish Ministry of the Interior confirmed that the government is prepared to prevent another mass crossing by migrants into Ceuta, especially following preparations for a similar event on August 15. It emphasized its readiness to thwart infiltration attempts. Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska stressed that cooperation with Morocco in areas such as migration monitoring, combating terrorism, and organized crime is considered exceptional. The European Commission also praised the coordination between the two countries, which contributed to the repatriation of over 70,000 migrants who entered Ceuta illegally in a single day. Additionally, the statement avoided delving into remarks regarding the sovereignty over Ceuta and Melilla, affirming that both cities are part of Spain, and the government continues to take necessary security measures to prevent any attempts by any party to infiltrate them.
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