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Madrid rejects Moroccan territorial talks
The Spanish government has reaffirmed that Ceuta and Melilla are Spanish cities, and that their territorial integrity is not a matter for discussion with Morocco. This came in response to statements made by Nizar Baraka, Secretary-General of the Istiqlal Party and Minister of Equipment and Water in Morocco, who stated that Morocco would not abandon any part of its territory, including Ceuta, despite Spain's clarification that its positions regarding these two cities are non-negotiable. Additionally, Madrid summoned the Moroccan ambassador in August to protest Moroccan remarks concerning Ceuta and Melilla, reaffirming its stance that these cities are Spanish, and warning of the potential impact such statements could have on bilateral relations between the two countries.
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