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The Royal Moroccan Navy has officially received the "Moulay Hassan" military ship, which was built by the Spanish company "Navantia," after completing its construction phases and sea and technical trials. The handover took place amid political tensions between Morocco and Spain due to the Melilla crisis, which led to the cancellation of the formal ceremony scheduled to be attended by officials from both countries. However, the technical arrangements and military cooperation continued as planned. The ship is valued at approximately 130 million euros and possesses the capability for maritime surveillance and extended deployments, aimed at strengthening the Moroccan armed forces' maritime capabilities. The deal also includes training services, tools, and technologies. Despite the political tensions, the agreement remains significant for the economic and military interests of both nations.
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