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Spanish survey shows mixed views on Ceuta and Melilla
A Spanish survey revealed that 14.3% of Spaniards see the status of Ceuta and Melilla as "ambiguous and special" and believe there should be understanding with Morocco regarding their status, even though the majority (77.1%) consider them part of Spain. The results also showed that 73.6% of Spaniards think maintaining good neighborly relations with Morocco is important, and 86.3% believe that understanding is essential to ensure border security. Additionally, 89.4% advocate for a greater European Union role in resolving the crisis of the two cities. Meanwhile, a Moroccan survey indicated that about 75% of participants support internationalizing the issue of Ceuta and Melilla through the UN’s 24 Committee, while 25% prefer bilateral negotiations with Spain. This reflects an increased internal and external debate on the status of the two cities and the need to reconsider handling the issue at the international level.
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