Elma Saiz Praises Volunteer Efforts And Humanitarian Response During Ceuta Migrant Crisis

Spain's Interior Ministry chief Elma Saiz praised volunteers and Red Cross workers for their critical role during Ceuta's migration crisis. She said they have been "our hands on the ground," highlighting the emergency humanitarian response launched in collaboration with Red Cross teams El Correo Gallego.
Saiz emphasized that her department has kept staff on the ground continuously in the border city. The Interior Ministry activated an emergency humanitarian response to handle the sudden influx of migrants arriving in Ceuta Diario de Ibiza. This coordinated effort showed the government's commitment to the region during the crisis period.
The Red Cross became essential to Spain's migration management strategy in Ceuta. Volunteers working with the organization provided direct assistance to migrants on the front lines. Their work filled critical gaps that government agencies alone could not address Información.
News outlets across Spain's regions covered Saiz's comments about the volunteer workforce. Publications from Aragon to Murcia reported on her acknowledgment of Red Cross contributions El Periódico de Aragón. The widespread coverage reflected national recognition of the crisis response efforts.
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