Sánchez Reveals Spain Summoned Morocco’s Ambassador Over Ceuta, Melilla Remarks
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The Moroccan ambassador was outside Spain on 21 August, when the president of the government placed his call. In his absence, the Moroccan businessman came to the meeting.
The president of the government, Pedro Sánchez, has assured this Thursday in parliamentary headquarters that on 21 August his administration convened the ambassador of Rabat in Spain. It was, as the head of the executive has said, an immediate reaction to the declarations of Moroccan Ministers of Justice, Abdellatif Ouahbi, and of Islamic Affairs, Ahmed Tufiq, on the sovereignty of Ceuta and Melilla. But on 21 August, when Karima Benyaich Millán…
The Government thus justifies having reported two weeks after the complaint transmitted to the Moroccan embassy.
He was in charge of business who went to the meeting to reject Rabat's claims about the sovereignty of Ceuta and Melilla. More information: Sánchez is alone defending Morocco: the opposition and its partners blame Rabat for the invasion of Ceuta.
The government that presides Pedro Sánchez convened last August 21 the Moroccan ambassador to Spain due to the declarations of two ministers of his country on Ceuta and Melilla that were qualified as "unacceptable", as Sánchez revealed this Thursday in the Congress of Deputies. However, the ... Continue reading "The Moroccan ambassador was on vacation when she was summoned by the government: the head of business came"
Karima Benyaich, who was outside Spain at the time, did not attend the meeting; instead the manager of business attended, according to Exteriores
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