Keywords: Maritime industry
South Korea’s HD Hyundai Heavy Industries has emerged as a leading contender in negotiations to develop and operate Morocco’s planned naval shipyard in Casablanca, a strategic infrastructure project expected to reshape the country’s maritime industry. According to sources close to......
Four Indian sailors who had been stranded aboard a cargo vessel off the coast of Istanbul for nearly ten months have finally been allowed to leave the ship, bringing an end to a long period of uncertainty and hardship. The crew members had remained on board since August after legal and operational complications......
Hassan Abkari, the former director general of Tanger Med Port Authority (TMPA), has officially liquidated the Spanish firm that was central to his dismissal. This development follows the revelation of his business activities in Valencia, prompting the closure of New Port Consulting 2024, a company he......
Morocco’s National Ports Agency (ANP) has initiated an international tender for a 30-year concession to operate what will become Africa’s largest shipyard in Casablanca. This ambitious project, valued at $300 million, aims to replicate Morocco’s success in automotive manufacturing by......
Morocco is implementing a strategy aimed at creating a robust national maritime industry by 2030, positioning the country among the world’s top maritime nations through the development of a competitive fleet. Historically, the country did not prioritize its maritime assets, particularly military......
Tanger Med, the Moroccan port, has achieved a remarkable milestone by breaking into the top 20 busiest container ports globally, as per a recent ranking by maritime analysis firm Alphaliner. This accomplishment marks Tanger Med as the first African port to attain such prestigious recognition. Surpassing......
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