Moroccan King criticizes Sebta approach
The Moroccan King, Mohammed VI, stated that the current model of cooperation with Spain in the field of combating irregular migration has become outdated, despite achieving tangible results. This is due to legal challenges and judicial decisions that are disconnected from reality, which hinder the deportation of migrants, especially children and individuals fleeing from asylum. He affirmed that Morocco intends to present a new strategic vision to enhance regional development and stability. He also emphasized that the partnership with Spain is a sovereign choice and will not be subject to pressure or blackmail. Additionally, he mentioned that more than 72,000 migrants crossed the Moroccan border into Ceuta in July, with about 10,000 remaining in the enclave. He underscored that cooperation currently faces challenges due to legal requirements and judicial rulings.
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