Committee Renews Call for Ceuta and Melilla
The Committee for the Recovery of Ceuta and Melilla met in Al Hoceima to discuss future steps in response to the Spanish announcement about a possible visit by King Filipe VI to the two occupied cities, despite the lack of an official date. The committee considered this move as part of a series of provocative Spanish positions, reaffirming that the issue of sovereignty over the two enclaves remains prominent in Moroccan national consciousness. Participants in the meeting included activists from Ceuta and Melilla, as well as activists from nearby Moroccan regions. The gathering focused on upcoming field activities, with details of the outcomes being kept confidential until they are announced at the appropriate time. The meeting also addressed the suffering of Moroccans in the two enclaves, condemned the tearing of the Moroccan flag during protests, and emphasized the ongoing mobilization and defense of Morocco’s stance. These actions come amid tension following official Spanish statements. The committee believes that a decrease in protests does not mean a decline in sovereignty claims, asserting that the issue will reemerge when tensions rise again, based on Morocco’s official positions.
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