Strengthening Cooperation on Migration Management
In response to the ongoing migration crisis in Ceuta, Spain's Ministry of the Interior has praised the "exemplary" cooperation between Spain and Morocco in managing migration flows. Led by Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska, the ministry emphasized that human trafficking networks have been exploiting judicial decisions to facilitate irregular migration, predominantly involving young individuals. Marlaska expressed gratitude towards Moroccan authorities for their recent efforts, which have thwarted numerous attempts at illegal migration.
The ministry disclosed that both countries have reached an agreement to bolster their coordination and intensify joint actions aimed at controlling these migration flows. They have committed to examining and implementing the necessary measures to ensure the prompt return of all individuals who have entered Ceuta illegally. In confirmation from Moroccan sources, it was reported that Rabat and Madrid have agreed to enhance their collaborative efforts in managing these migration challenges while ensuring the swift return of all undocumented migrants, regardless of their nationality or age.
As reported by yabiladi.com.
