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Melilla crisis disrupts award event
The Royal Moroccan Navy has received the patrol vessel "Moulay Hassan I," built by the Spanish company Navantia. However, the delivery was not marked by an official ceremony as planned, due to the repercussions of the mass crossing crisis into Ceuta. The construction of the ship took three years and involved over one million hours of work, contributing to approximately 1,100 job opportunities in engineering and production fields. This step aims to bolster the capabilities of the Moroccan Navy, despite the cancellation of the official handover ceremony due to security and political circumstances surrounding the Ceuta crisis.
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