On October 22, local time, the Spanish and Italian governments agreed to cancel border control measures that have been implemented since large numbers of immigrants poured into the municipality of Ceuta at the end of July. Prior to reaching an agreement, Spanish Prime Minister Sanchez and Italian Prime Minister Meloni met at the EU Leaders' Summit to discuss the lifting of this measure. Afterwards, Spanish Interior Minister Marasca and Italian Interior Minister Piante Dorsi held telephone talks. Previously, in order to deal with the Ceuta immigration crisis, Italy implemented control measures for travelers arriving from Spain, and Spain also implemented corresponding measures for travelers arriving from Italy.

On October 22, local time, the Spanish and Italian governments agreed to cancel border control measures that have been implemented since large numbers of immigrants poured into the municipality of Ceuta at the end of July. Prior to reaching an agreement, Spanish Prime Minister Sanchez and Italian Prime Minister Meloni met at the EU Leaders' Summit to discuss the lifting of this measure. Afterwards, Spanish Interior Minister Marasca and Italian Interior Minister Piante Dorsi held telephone talks. Previously, in order to deal with the Ceuta immigration crisis, Italy implemented control measures for travelers arriving from Spain, and Spain also implemented corresponding measures for travelers arriving from Italy.