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Spain delays Algeria summit indefinitely
Spanish reports indicate that the Pedro Sánchez government has decided to postpone the scheduled bilateral summit with Algeria, which was set to take place in Madrid on October 20 and 21, indefinitely, without an official explanation for this decision. It is believed that this postponement is linked to King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia's visit to Ceuta and Melilla during the same period, as a way to avoid a delicate diplomatic situation with Rabat, especially amid the tensions surrounding these two occupied cities. There are also concerns that the delay may be related to Madrid's stance on Algerian opposition figure Youb Aissiou and the visits to Ceuta and Melilla, possibly reflecting a diplomatic balancing act to prevent opening two fronts at once. Thus, Spain finds itself in a delicate situation, balancing its rapprochement with Morocco against its tensions with Algeria, with an unclear official reason behind the postponement.
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