Le Maroc veut régler la crise des mineurs en situation irrégulière en Europe ...United Arab Emirates

Au Maroc, le roi Mohammed VI a déclaré vouloir régler définitivement la question des mineurs marocains en situation irrégulière en Europe. Le monarque se dit disposé à collaborer avec les pays européens et l'Union européenne pour le règlement de cette question. Cette annonce intervient alors que l’Espagne fait face à un afflux de mineurs, pour la plupart des jeunes Marocains, dans l’enclave de Ceuta, provoquant une crise majeure entre les deux pays méditerranéens.

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