At the end of July, the migration crisis in Ceuta pushed some voices in Spain to demand more firmness towards Rabat. Among the suggested paths, the one to act on the supply of electricity and gas to Morocco was quickly ruled out. In an analysis published on 12 November, the Real Instituto Elcano, think tank Madrid, returns to this temptation and underlines the energy interdependence of the two neighbouring countries.
At the end of July, the migration crisis in Ceuta pushed some voices in Spain to demand more firmness towards Rabat. Among the suggested paths, the one to act on the supply of electricity and gas to Morocco was quickly ruled out. In an analysis published on 12 November, the Real Instituto Elcano, think tank Madrid, returns to this temptation and underlines the energy interdependence of the two neighbouring countries.