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

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King Felipe VI of Spain called for improved relations with Morocco during a Ceuta visit, as migration tensions between the two neighboring countries intensified. The visit highlighted the human cost of Europe's border policies, with Spain seeking to foster goodwill despite ongoing challenges. The article provides a snapshot of diplomatic efforts during a specific period, though the full scope of the crisis remains underreported.

Key points

• King Felipe VI of Spain visited Ceuta, Morocco, to advocate for 'good neighbourly relations' amid rising migration tensions.
• The visit underscored the human cost of Europe's border policies, with Spain seeking to improve diplomatic ties despite ongoing challenges.

Context and limitations

The article offers a limited snapshot of diplomatic efforts during a specific period, with the full scope of the migration crisis and its long-term impact underreported.

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