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Albares unveils new EU measures for Ceuta and Melilla
Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares announced the submission of the first package of measures to permanently strengthen the connection of the cities of Ceuta and Melilla with the European Union. These measures include allocating a permanent seat for the two cities on the European Committee of the Regions, integrating them into the European Customs Union while maintaining their special status, and providing €114.7 million in European aid to support migration reduction efforts and implement border security measures in cooperation with Frontex. Albares also called on Spanish political parties to support the "Europe" plan for Ceuta and Melilla. Meanwhile, deputies like José Antonio Monago criticise the government's handling of the situation, warning of the deteriorating conditions in the cities and of the failure to restore normalcy nearly a month and a half after the recent migration incidents. The announcement is part of Spain’s efforts to address the migration crisis and the security challenges it poses, ensuring greater integration of the cities within the European Union and strengthening their relations with Morocco.
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