Rome-Madrid Agreement: Schengen Border Controls Ended

The Italian and Spanish governments have reached an agreement to suspend Schengen border controls between the two nations. The decision follows a direct telephone conversation between Italian Interior Minister Matteo Piantedosi and his Spanish counterpart, Fernando Grande-Marlaska.

This move marks a shift in border management policy between the two countries, facilitating the freer movement of individuals under the Schengen framework. The agreement signifies a bilateral effort to normalize transit protocols following the recent discussions between the respective interior ministries.