Macron urges Spain and Morocco to deepen migration cooperation
French president Emmanuel Macron used a visit to Spain to press for stronger migration cooperation with Morocco after the Ceuta mass crossing on July 30-31, when tens of thousands of migrants entered the Spanish enclave. Macron met Spanish premier Pedro Sánchez on September 30 and linked the crisis to social media misinformation and human trafficking networks, calling it an external, multifaceted attack. He urged EU solidarity and full implementation of the pact on migration and asylum, which entered into force on June 12 and includes screening, border procedures and return protocols. Morocco cooperated with Spain on rapid returns, and most migrants have been returned.
EU and Morocco to increase cooperation after Ceuta mass crossing
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Tens of thousands of migrants crossed into Ceuta on July 30-31. This caused a large…
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