Overview
- Spain aims to establish legal, safe migration routes and enhance security cooperation.
- Over 22,000 migrants have reached the Canary Islands this year, more than double last year's figures.
- Spanish opposition criticizes Sánchez's approach, warning it may worsen the migration crisis.
- Sánchez emphasizes the necessity of migrant workers for Spain's economy and welfare system.
- Recent agreements include temporary work permits and funding for Mauritanian security forces.