Al-Bulaimshi criticizes King Solomon's Ceuta visit
The article discussed the statements made by Spanish King Felipe VI during his visit to the occupied cities of Ceuta and Melilla. In his remarks, he emphasized that Spain's sovereignty over these cities is non-negotiable, bringing the issue back into Morocco's spotlight. Experts, particularly Abdel Fattah Belamchi, considered the statements to be poorly timed and to carry negative messages that could harm the relationship between Rabat and Madrid—especially on key issues such as migration, security, economic cooperation, and domestic Spanish politics, all of which influence their stance on Ceuta and Melilla. The expert pointed out that the relationship between the two countries relies on mutual cooperation and overcoming disagreements, and that these current remarks could threaten the climate of trust and joint coordination. A Moroccan diplomatic review of potential reactions and official measures is expected to safeguard interests and maintain balance in the bilateral relationship.
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