Ciudad de Melilla
Ciudad de Melilla is a Spanish city in Africa.
Catholic jurisdiction: Latin — Diocese of Cádiz y Ceuta
About Ciudad de Melilla
Ciudad de Melilla is located on the northern coast of Africa, in the autonomous community of Melilla, which is part of Spain. It is situated on the Mediterranean coast, bordering Morocco.
Ciudad de Melilla is a significant cultural and economic center, with a rich history and a blend of Spanish and African influences. The city's unique location and cultural heritage make it an important hub for trade and tourism.
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Notable people from Ciudad de Melilla
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Fernando Arrabalb. 1932Spanish writer and actor resident in France (born 1932)
Munir Mohand Mohamedib. 1989Moroccan footballer
Samu Aghehowab. 2004Spanish association football player
Javier Imbroda1961–2022Spanish basketball coach
Arly Joverb. 1971Spanish actress
Ezequiel Calventeb. 1991Spanish footballer
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