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The Dutch government has approved the export of two unmanned boats to Morocco as part of a defense deal worth 13 million euros. The package includes advanced sensor systems, training programs, spare parts, and the transfer of some technology related to maintenance and operation. The goal of the deal is to strengthen the capabilities of the Moroccan navy in submarine detection and mine discovery, enabling reconnaissance and defensive missions without risking crew safety. The boats are equipped to operate continuously for up to four days and feature high flexibility thanks to independent propulsion systems, thereby enhancing the security of Morocco’s strategic ports and reducing reliance on foreign expertise for maintenance and development.
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