Spain seeks ‘good neighbourly relations’ with Morocco as migration crisis shadows royal visit

Spain's King Felipe VI has called for improved relations with Morocco during a royal visit to Ceuta, a Spanish enclave in North Africa. This move comes as tensions over migration continue to strain relations between the two neighbours. The migration crisis has significant implications for the European economy, particularly in terms of labour markets and border control policies. As a major destination for migrants, Spain's efforts to establish better relations with Morocco may help mitigate the crisis and ease economic pressures.

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Spain's king is visiting Ceuta amid migration tensions. The visit aims to ease relations with Morocco, which is crucial for managing migration flows.

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