Sánchez promises Ceuta an additional 100 million in aid, special treatment in the EU, and a visit from the King "in the coming weeks."

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has announced a support package for the autonomous city of Ceuta, which includes an additional 100 million euros in aid. This financial commitment is intended to mitigate the economic and social consequences following the mass arrival of migrants on July 30. Furthermore, Sánchez stated that he will advocate for a special status for Ceuta within the European Union to address the city's unique regional challenges.

In addition to the financial aid, Sánchez confirmed that King Felipe VI will visit both Ceuta and Melilla in the coming weeks. The government intends for this royal visit to serve as a public demonstration of the state's absolute commitment to the sovereignty and stability of both autonomous cities.