Ceuta an 'inalienable' part of Spain, king says on key visit
Summary
King Felipe VI of Spain visited Ceuta and Melilla, two Spanish territories in North Africa. He said these territories are a permanent part of Spain and that Spain's sovereignty over them cannot be questioned, amid ongoing claims by Morocco.Key Facts
- Ceuta and Melilla are Spanish territories located in North Africa.
- Morocco claims these territories, leading to diplomatic tension.
- King Felipe VI called Ceuta and Melilla "inalienable," meaning they cannot be taken away or given up.
- The king stressed that Spain’s sovereignty and territorial integrity are not negotiable.
- The visit was considered important because of the diplomatic conflict with Morocco.
- Ceuta and Melilla have political and national significance for Spain.
- The article is from October 13, 2026, and reported by France 24.
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