Ceuta urges EU support on migration crisis

The president of Ceuta, Juan Jesús Vivas, called on the European Union to provide urgent assistance to confront the unprecedented migration crisis faced by the city, where approximately 72,000 migrants from Morocco arrived on July 30 and 31, either by swimming or climbing over border fences, in the largest wave of migration in the region. Vivas emphasized the need for the European Union to have a permanent presence in Ceuta through border protection and asylum agencies, as well as providing funding for infrastructure and border security. He also called for support in caring for unaccompanied minors and addressing the social service needs in the area.

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