Exclusive: EU to boost funding for Morocco after Ceuta crisis
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Although it does not give concrete figures, Euronews, which gives the news, sets as an example the agreement that was signed with Egypt in 2024 worth 7.4 billion
EU to Boost Morocco Migration Funding After Ceuta Crisis, but Rabat Is No Gendarme
Rabat is poised to secure increased European funding for border control and migration management in the wake of the Ceuta crisis, part of a long-delayed partnership agreement that Brussels now hopes to finalize by the end of the year, EU officials have told Euronews in an exclusive report published Thursday.
The crisis in Ceuta has encouraged the search for an association agreement between the European Union (EU) and Morocco. Brussels hopes to close the pact before the end of this year, according to information published yesterday 'Euronews' citing community sources. Read
— An on-line strategic agreement The Ceuta crisis is affecting the long-term long-term partnership agreement between the EU and Morocco, encouraging Brussels to increase the financing of border control in order to finalise this agreement by the end of the year. Morocco should benefit from increased funding for the [...] Article ZOOM – The EU will increase funding for migration management in Morocco after the Ceuta crisis (Euronews) appeared firs…
Under the long-awaited partnership agreement with the EU, Morocco will receive additional funding to provide border control and migration management in response to the crisis in Ceuta, which broke out in late July.
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