The European Commission tells it is ready to provide additional support to Morocco for managing border crossings near the Spanish enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla. The Commission frames border security as a “shared European responsibility” and calls for coordinated or “united” action across EU member states. The proposal is part of ongoing EU engagement with Morocco on migration and border management in the area. According to the report, the issue is expected to be discussed by EU interior ministers on Tuesday, where member states are set to review the Commission’s approach and determine next steps for cooperation. The Commission’s message emphasizes collective engagement by the EU rather than measures taken by individual countries alone. The coverage indicates that the Commission is also seeking to align EU support and operational assistance with border-related needs identified in the region, including through enhanced cooperation with Morocco at the EU’s external border locations. No details beyond the intent to increase support and the planned ministerial discussion were specified in the available reports.