Moroccan authorities have made significant arrests, detaining more than 150 individuals accused of encouraging irregular migration through social media platforms. This action comes in response to approximately 3,000 people attempting to breach the border into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta.
– In a recent press conference, government spokesperson Mustapha Baitas addressed the alarming situation following a mass migration attempt in the town of Fnideq.
– Baitas highlighted that some youths are being influenced by unknown entities and third parties on social media, driving them toward illegal migration.
– The spokesperson emphasized that the request from Parliament for the Minister of Interior to address MPs regarding recent events is entirely appropriate, affirming the government’s willingness to cooperate and adhere to its obligations.
– There have been calls from Moroccan MPs for Minister Laftit to appear before the Lower House to discuss the government’s strategies for managing migration.
– Baitas noted that images circulating after the thwarted border crossing attempt are currently under investigation by relevant authorities, describing the situation as unfortunate. He remarked that migration is a common issue faced by numerous countries worldwide.
