Spain is taking a different stance from many Western nations regarding European migration trends and African policies. At a moment when countries like the United States, the United Kingdom, France, and Germany are reducing their development aid budgets, Madrid remains committed to expanding its engagement with Africa, though from a lower baseline. This week, Madrid hosted ‘AfroMadrid2025,’ a conference supported by the African Union focusing on people of African descent. The event aimed to discuss restorative justice and the creation of a new development fund, highlighting Spain’s intention to deepen and diversify its relationships with the continent and its nearby neighbours across the Strait of Gibraltar.
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