Morocco’s Royal Navy Receives Navantia-Built Moulay Hassan I Patrol Vessel
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abcThe new patrolman of the Navy of Morocco has left the Bay of Cadiz at the first hour of this Saturday with the same discretion that has taken his hand over to the Moroccan authorities. The crisis that is experienced in Ceuta since last July 30 with the illegal entry of more than 80,000 people from the neighboring country have conditioned the end of this naval project. The patrolman that has built the shipyard of San Fernando for the Navy of Moro…
The ship was transferred on Thursday without ceremony due to the crisis of Ceuta Navantia Puerto Real shows its industrial and technological capabilities with the float of the BAM IS
Navantia and the Royal Navy of Morocco formalize in Cadiz the delivery of patrolman Moulay Hassan, as reported by EL ESPAÑOL. The Avante 1800 ship incorporates technical support, training and capacity for 60 crew members.
The Moroccan Royal Navy incorporates the Moulay Hassan I, a high-rise patrol car built by Navantia in San Fernando (Cadiz), in the process of modernizing its fleet. The ship will be heading for Casablanca. It is also the first Spanish military construction for Morocco in four decades, at a time when the country strengthens its surveillance capabilities in the Atlantic and the Straits and in the midst of a crisis in Ceuta. A city whose sovereignt…
The sea of Cadiz has been the scene for the last three years of one of the Spanish naval programs with greater international dimension. This Thursday, Navantia has formalized in San Fernando the delivery to the Royal Navy of Morocco of the Moulay Hassan I, a patrolman of height of 87 meters of length that returns [...] The Navantia entrance delivers to Morocco the Moulay Hassan I, a patrolman of 87 meters built in Cadiz aparece primero en Forbes…
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