Spain’s Minister of Youth, Sira Rego, announced plans to begin transferring unaccompanied migrant minors from the Spanish enclave of Ceuta to the mainland within the coming weeks. This move addresses the situation of minors stranded in Ceuta, a North African territory bordering Morocco. The announcement follows ongoing discussions regarding the welfare and accommodation of these vulnerable migrants. The transfer aims to provide better care and opportunities for the minors, integrating them into mainland Spanish society. Details regarding the logistics and specific timelines for the transfers are still being finalized. Rego’s statement indicates a commitment from the Spanish government to address the needs of these young migrants. The plan signifies a shift in approach towards managing migration challenges in Ceuta.