Spain will not turn "migrants into enemies," despite the crisis that occurred in Ceuta, stated the President of the Spanish Government, Pedro Sánchez.

"We will emerge from this [crisis] even stronger, precisely because Spain chooses not the easiest path, but the most just one," he noted.

Source: TASS
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Really? Maybe, the reason for such "humanity" is business? here's short review by Google of what connects EU and Morocco:

Morocco has transformed into a critical industrial extension of the European Union, serving as a vital nearshoring hub just 14 kilometers across the Strait of Gibraltar. Over 60% of Morocco’s exports flow directly to Europe, deeply integrating several strategic industries into the EU's economy, supply chain resilience, and green transition goals. [1, 2, 3, 4]

The most critical Moroccan industries supporting the EU include:

1. Automotive Manufacturing
Morocco is an essential link in the European automotive supply chain. It hosts over 230 foreign suppliers and major manufacturing plants (such as Renault and Stellantis). [1]
EU Significance: Morocco is a primary exporter of passenger cars and critical components (like wiring harnesses, electronics, and safety systems) directly into Western Europe. [1]
EV Transition: The country is actively setting up ecosystems to manufacture electric vehicle (EV) batteries, backed by its local mineral resources, which is vital for the EU's scheduled phase-out of combustion engines. [1]

2. Renewable Energy & Green Hydrogen
Following the Russian gas crisis, the EU heavily prioritized energy diversification, making Morocco a crucial partner under the EU-Morocco Green Partnership. [1]
EU Significance: Driven by massive solar and wind projects (like the Noor Ouarzazate solar complex), Morocco is scaling up infrastructure to export clean electricity and green hydrogen to help European markets achieve carbon neutrality under the EU Green Deal. [1]

3. Critical Minerals & Fertilizers
Morocco controls over 75% of the world’s phosphate reserves and is a top global exporter of phosphoric acid and fertilizers. [1]
EU Significance: Moroccan phosphates are indispensable to European agribusiness, securing food supply chains across the continent. Furthermore, the EU relies on Morocco to mine and process strategic minerals needed for digital and automotive tech. [1]

4. Aerospace
The aerospace hub in Casablanca houses roughly 150 companies, including tier-1 suppliers for Airbus, Safran, and Boeing. [1]
EU Significance: Rather than simple assembly, local facilities handle specialized high-tech manufacturing, electrical wiring interconnection systems (EWIS), and composite engineering that feed directly into European aviation assembly lines. [1]

5. Agribusiness and Fisheries
Morocco functions as a year-round greenhouse and seafood supplier for the EU, benefiting from climate cycles that contrast with European winter seasons. [1]
EU Significance: Major volumes of tomatoes, citrus fruits, olives, strawberries, and processed seafood move seamlessly through logistics gateways like Tanger Med and the Port of Dakhla to meet European supermarket demand. [1, 2]

6. Textiles and Fast Fashion
Employing over 160,000 people, the Moroccan garment sector specializes in high-speed, fast-fashion manufacturing. [1]

EU Significance: For major European fashion conglomerates, Morocco serves as the ultimate nearshoring destination. It allows brands to design a product in Europe and have it manufactured in Morocco and resting on European retail shelves in less than a week, bypassing long maritime delays from Asia. [1, 2]

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