Authorities in the city of Ceuta agreed on Monday to allocate a budget of 5.5 million euros to help the approximate 302 unaccompanied foreign minors, who arrived in the enclave from Morocco.
The spokesman for the government of Ceuta, Alberto Gaitán from the Popular Party (PP), explained in statements relayed by the Spanish press, that this decision was approved by the Governing Council.
He added that 463,321 euros will be intended for the current year, another 2.7 million for 2023 and 2.3 million euros for the year 2024.
The amount will be used for accommodation, food and clothing, as well as to cover other needs, such as health and education.
“This is an agreement for the proper care of minors, as it is imperative to look after their interests.It is a difficult task to manage but this contract is for the provision of an institutional placement service,” he added.
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