The Spanish Government will approve an emergency package worth 165 million euros destined for Ceuta. This measure comes as a response to the crisis that the autonomous city faced after the mass entry of immigrants on July 30 and 31.
The package includes emergency economic support and reinforcement of basic services. The main objective is to revitalize the local economy and strengthen the public services that were affected by the situation experienced during those days.
Ceuta, as a Spanish autonomous city in North Africa, has been frequently confronted with migratory pressure. The wave of mass entries that occurred at the end of July created additional pressure on the city's infrastructure and services, justifying the need for this extraordinary financial support from the central government.
