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Exclusive: EU to boost funding for Morocco after Ceuta crisis
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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.
EU EXTERNAL PARTNERS: Aftereffects of latest Ceuta incident still being felt in Morocco ― Agreement on plans for EU maritime rescue centre in eastern Libya ― Voluntary repatriation of Sudanese refugees from Egypt ― NGOs urge EU to cancel migration control support to Tunisia | European Council on Refugees and Exiles (ECRE)
The aftereffects of the large-scale irregular crossing of the border between Morocco and the Spanish exclave of Ceuta are still being felt weeks after the incident. The EU has agreed plans to establish a maritime rescue centre in eastern Libya. More than 1,100 Sudanese refugees have reportedly returned home from Egypt in the latest phase […]
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