Albares leaves Morocco without setting a date for the opening of customs in Ceuta and Melilla
The question of opening customs in Ceuta and Melilla still divides Morocco and Spain. «Everything is ready to be able to start functioning (customs)», insisted Spanish Foreign minister José Manuel Albares, this Thursday in Rabat, during a press briefing with his Moroccan counterpart. «Everything is ready to be able to start functioning (customs)», insisted Spanish Foreign minister José Manuel Albares, this Thursday in Rabat, during a press briefing with his Moroccan counterpart.
An assertion that Nasser Bourita wanted to qualify, ensuring that the two parties are not facing «a problem of commitments or politics», but rather a «problem of technical implementation», reports Iberian media. When the time comes, there will be «an opening of customs in which a common framework will be applied which will lead to an improvement and which will not generate any kind of frustration», he said.
Source: yabiladi.com
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