Alvarez confirms dialogue between Spanish and Moroccan navies to avoid any misunderstandings
Spanish Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Alvarez announced that the Spanish and Moroccan naval forces are currently conducting a dialogue to avoid any misunderstanding or circumstance that may lead to an undesirable situation. During an interview with Qen, Alparez touched on...
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Spanish Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Alvarez announced that the Spanish and Moroccan naval forces are currently conducting a dialogue to avoid any misunderstanding or circumstance that may lead to an undesirable situation.
In an interview with the Telecinco channel, Alparis touched on the entry of Moroccan military ships at the end of July 2026 in conjunction with the crossing of more than 80,000 migrants to occupied Ceuta from Morocco. In the same interview, the Spanish official confirmed the government's commitment to Spain's territorial integrity and sovereignty. Stressing that the Spanish cities of Ceuta and Melilla is indisputable.
For his part, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez had officially authorized the entry of Moroccan warships into the waters of Ceuta during the mass migration crisis, stressing that it was an isolated incident. Sanchez defended his actions and the information he provided about the incident, noting that he had been completely transparent since the beginning of the crisis.
The Spanish Prime Minister pointed out that after monitoring the presence of Moroccan military ships, communication took place between the Spanish and Moroccan navies. He explained that this type of communication is taking place smoothly and routinely between the two countries, stressing that this communication contributed to resolving the situation without going into additional details.
Source: Lakm - https://lakome2.com/politique/434492/
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