Spain Delivers to Morocco This Thursday a Patrol Vessel Built by Navantia, in the Midst of a Migratory Crisis in Ceuta
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The Spanish public company Navantia has delivered this Thursday with unusual discretion the first military vessel sold to Morocco in 40 years. It is the patrolman Moulay...
The government of Pedro Sánchez has delivered to Morocco a military patrol boat 49 days after the invasion of Ceuta. The public company Navantia has consummated this Thursday the delivery of this high patrol boat, built for the Royal Navy of Morocco in the shipyard of San Fernando (Cádiz), while the National High Court investigates the entrance ... Continue reading "The government delivers to Morocco a military patrol boat 49 days after the inva…
Navantia delivers the 'Moulay Hassan I' to the Royal Moroccan Navy without the official ceremony planned
The launch of the ship if it had an official act. The ship has cost 130 million, much of which has been financed by a Spanish bank.
The high patrolman 'Moulay Hassan I' pays tribute to Mohamed VI's eldest son and heir of the Alawite kingdom
The ship is a 87-meter-long high patrol boat, named 'Mulay Hasan', in honor of the heir to the throne of Morocco.
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