Spanish Prime Minister Sanchez said on the 23rd that Morocco has deployed a large number of police forces in the border area bordering Spanish enclaves Ceuta and Melilla in North Africa to strengthen border security. Recently, comments encouraging immigrants to smuggle to Ceuta have once again appeared on social media. The Spanish side discovered that messages encouraging immigrants to flock to Ceuta and Melilla have recently appeared again on social media. Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Alvarez said this week that he maintains frequent contacts with Morocco's Minister for Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation and Expatriates Nasser Brida. Morocco has expressed its commitment to “do everything necessary” to avoid a repetition of the situation at the end of July. Morocco's Ministry of Foreign Affairs previously issued a statement saying that there is no evidence that the Moroccan government is linked to the influx of smugglers into Ceuta.

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