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Rabat Madrid: Old Gate No Longer Fits
The article focused on the speech of the Moroccan King Mohammed VI, in which he announced a new phase in the relations with Spain. He stated that the current model of cooperation in the field of migration has become outdated, and affirmed that new challenges require new rules for cooperation. He emphasized the importance of reconciling Spain's legal obligations with longstanding agreements. He pointed out that the Ceuta crisis exposed the fragility of the current arrangements and that stagnation in cooperation on this issue hinders effective solutions to the phenomenon. He also confirmed that future relations will move toward strengthening cooperation in areas such as economic development and regional stability, while maintaining mutual interests within a clear strategic vision. Additionally, he highlighted the importance of direct communication between the two monarchs to help ease tensions and rebuild trust. The article also discusses the legal and political challenges facing cooperation, presenting three possible scenarios for the future of the relationship between Rabat and Madrid following the kings' visits to Ceuta and Melilla, as well as developments in the recent crisis.
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