Moroccan diplomats #19 : Mohamed Al Ghassani and the lost manuscripts

Sent by Sultan Moulay Ismail to the court of King Carlos II of Spain, Mohamed Al Ghassani was tasked with the mission of releasing Muslim captives and retrieve Morocan manuscripts lost in the Iberian country.

Smara attack: Polisario allies criticize Spain’s condemnation

Moroccan consulates in Spain see reduced pressure after migrant regularization surge

The process of regularizing undocumented migrants in Spain placed unprecedented pressure on Moroccan consulates during the initial weeks. However, recent indicators suggest a gradual decline in the number of applications related to the regularization process.

The Rif separatist party steps up activities in Spain

Moroccan diplomats #18 : Ben Othman Al Meknassi, a historian, writer and ambassador

Sent by Alaouite Sultan Mohammed III to the court of King Carlos III of Spain, Mohamed Ben Othman Al Meknassi had to discuss the release of another ambassador who was held hostage in Malta.

WHO warns of potential hantavirus cases after MV Hondius evacuation

Morocco–Spain and France among Africa’s largest migration corridors

Spain’s People’s Party takes stand on Ceuta and Melilla after U.S. sovereignty remarks

Debate in Spain over Ceuta and Melilla is intensifying after statements from U.S. officials raised questions about their status, prompting the People’s Party to take action on the ground while the government opts for a cautious approach to avoid escalation.

Spain relies on Moroccan drivers to tackle truck driver shortage

Ceuta and Melilla: U.S. signals spark concern in Spain

Statements and reports attributed to U.S. officials are rekindling debate over Spain’s «sovereignty» of Ceuta and Melilla. Against a backdrop of rising tensions between Madrid and Washington, these signals are fueling growing concern in the Spanish media.