Sánchez emphasizes: there is no evidence that Morocco designed or carried out the Ceuta crisis

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez stated on September 3 that there is no evidence to suggest that Moroccan authorities designed or executed the mass entry of migrants into the Spanish city of Ceuta on July 30. Sánchez made these remarks during a public intervention, reiterating his government's position regarding the border crisis.

The statement addresses the diplomatic and humanitarian tensions surrounding the event, clarifying the official stance on Morocco's involvement. By asserting a lack of evidence for state-led orchestration, the Prime Minister seeks to frame the incident within the context of existing bilateral relations.