Spain to approve 165 million euro emergency package for Ceuta
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Spain to approve 165 million euro emergency package for Ceuta

SIC Notícias31 August 2026 at 09:27

Spain is set to approve a 165 million euro emergency package for Ceuta. The main objective is to revitalize the city's economy and strengthen local public services.

Of the total amount, 80 million euros are to be injected by the end of this year, with another 70 million euros to be applied in 2027.

Ceuta is a Spanish city located in North Africa, bordering Morocco. The package is part of an effort by the Spanish government to support this autonomous city.

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