Key Points
- 72,000 irregular migrants crossed from Morocco to Spain
- 70,000 migrants returned to Morocco
- Cooperation between Spain and Morocco plays a crucial role in managing the migrant crisis
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Spanish Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska announced that approximately 70,000 of the 72,000 irregular migrants who entered Ceuta from Morocco have returned to Morocco. The minister stated that cooperation with Morocco played a crucial role in managing the crisis, following an extraordinary meeting with the European Union.
The cooperation between Spain and Morocco is seen as an important step in managing the migrant crisis. The agreement between the two countries is expected to accelerate the return of migrants.
The migrant crisis continues to strain relations between Spain and Morocco. The two countries are continuing to cooperate on the return of migrants.
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