The EU will give more money to Morocco for controlling its border, after the Ceuta crisis
The Ceuta crisis has favoured the search for an association agreement between the European Union (EU) and Morocco. Brussels is counting on closing the pact before the end of this year, according to information published yesterday by 'Euronews' citing community sources.
The European Union is seeking to finalize an association agreement with Morocco by the end of the year, according to Euronews. The agreement aims to strengthen Morocco's border controls to prevent another mass migration like the one that occurred in Ceuta last July. The EU is expected to increase its financial support for the agreement, following a similar pact with Egypt in 2024 that included a €7.4 billion package. The talks had stalled due to a dispute over Western Sahara but were relaunched in January 2026.
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