Pakistan, July 31 -- Spain has returned nearly 25,000 migrants from Ceuta to Morocco as authorities intensify efforts to manage irregular border crossings. The move follows increased coordination between Madrid and Rabat to strengthen border security.

The Spanish Ministry of Interior said migrant return operations are being carried out with Moroccan authorities under existing bilateral agreements. Officials said security agencies are working to process cases and facilitate transfers.

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