
It will be the first visit by a monarch to the autonomous cities since 2007, when Juan Carlos I and Sofia did so.
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The last visit of a Spanish monarch to Ceuta and Melilla took place in 2007 with Juan Carlos I and Queen Sofia.
The Kings of Spain, Felipe VI and Letizia, will visit the autonomous cities of Ceuta and Melilla on October 13 and 14, respectively, according to Government sources. The visit has been agreed between the Executive and the Royal House.
The agenda that the Kings will develop during their stay in both autonomous cities will be announced in the coming days, according to the same sources. It will be the first visit by a monarch to Ceuta and Melilla since 2007, when Juan Carlos I visited both cities with Queen Sofia.
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Publication of the detailed agenda of the visit
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