Spain to approve €168 million plan to reactivate economy of crisis-hit Ceuta 

Spain to approve €168 million plan to reactivate economy of crisis-hit Ceuta 

Spain ​will ‌deploy an additional €168 ​million ($195 million) to ‌reactivate the economy of Ceuta, its North African enclave ‌rocked by the ‌mass entry of over 72,000 migrants at the end ⁠of ​last ⁠month, Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez ⁠said on Monday. The figure ​was equivalent to 8% ⁠of Ceuta's gross domestic product, ⁠Sanchez ​added, speaking in an interview ⁠with Cadena SER radio station.

($1 = ⁠0.8630 ⁠euros)

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