La două decenii de la ultima vizită a unui monarh, Regele Felipe al VI-lea al Spaniei vizitează Ceuta

King Felipe VI of Spain is set to visit Ceuta, a Spanish enclave in North Africa, for the first time since 2007, following a massive influx of migrants from Morocco. This visit comes amid ongoing tensions regarding the sovereignty of Ceuta, which Morocco claims. The king's arrival is seen as a significant diplomatic gesture, especially after the recent migration crisis that saw over 70,000 migrants enter the territory. Local residents express mixed feelings about the timing of the visit, with some believing it should have occurred sooner to demonstrate state presence. The visit will include meetings with local authorities and a tribute to those who died during the migration surge. It also poses a challenge for Spain's relations with Morocco, as both countries navigate the complexities of migration and territorial claims.