The Constitution of the Commission envisages this body as a forum or meeting point for both Administrations, and therefore, as an instrument of collaboration between them, in order to seek solutions for the needs of adaptation of both cities to the functioning of the Autonomous State, to promote programs and possible joint actions for the development of common policies in the different sectoral areas, and to serve as a channel of preventive actions in the attempt to avoid conflicts arising between both Administrations, and to arbitrate proposals for solutions to issues that are of interest to the aforementioned Administrations in matters within their competence.
City of Melilla
The Bilateral Commission for Administrative Cooperation between the State and the City of Melilla was established on July 24, 1995.
It is composed of five members from the State Administration and five representatives of the City of Melilla, being able to attend other authorities depending on the issues to be treated.
