WorldPublished: 31 July 2026 at 20:52

Spain says 48,000 migrants returned from Ceuta to Morocco

Spain's Interior Ministry said on Friday that 48,000 migrants have returned from the North African enclave of Ceuta to Morocco.

Spain's Interior Ministry announced on Friday that 48,000 migrants have returned from Ceuta, a Spanish enclave in North Africa, back to Morocco. The ministry's statement said the migrants had gone from Ceuta to Morocco. The enclave is in North Africa and belongs to Spain. According to the ministry, the number of migrants who returned to Morocco from Ceuta is 48,000. The information was released by the Interior Ministry on Friday. The announcement refers to the movement of migrants from Ceuta back to Morocco.

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