Les relations Maroc - OTAN / Morocco - NATO Cooperation

Äprés évaluation, cette unité de la 2eme BIP est désormais au norme OTAN et interopérabilité avec OTAN, une première en Afrique.
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JFCNP J9 Kicks Off Regional Exercise 2023 Workshop #2
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Doha, Qatar - The second Regional Collective Training Event Planning Workshop in support of the Regional Exercise 2023 took place from 12-17 Feb in Doha, Qatar at the recently commissioned Qatari Joint Warfare Training Center.

A JFC Naples team comprised of members from J7 and J9, in conjunction with host nation personnel from Qatar’s Joint Warfare Training Center facilitated the Workshop where 86 participants encompassing NATO, Qatar, and 11 additional Partner nations took part (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Egypt, Georgia, Jordan, Morocco, Moldova, Pakistan, Tunisia, and Uzbekistan).

The REGEX is a NATO-supported opportunity for partner countries to plan and conduct an exercise, shaping it to meet national training requirements. The process involves a designated Partner Nation acting as host, inviting all other NATO Partners to participate in the planning and execution of a national-level exercise.

The second workshop concluded the first cycle on learning the basis of the NATO Exercise Planning Process (EPP). During this cycle, attendees were challenged to build training objectives, develop exercise specifications and develop the designated scenario module. Participants are now ready to begin the process of developing an exercise Initial Planning Conference during the upcoming third Workshop that will take place in March.

REGEX will culminate in the execution phase in November 2023.

The REGEX initiative supports NATO objectives:

· by making partners familiar with NATO procedures;

· by building trust and mutual understanding in the region;

· whilst also promoting increased interoperability.

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JFCNP J9 kicks off Regional Exercise 2023 4th Workshop in Qatar
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Doha, Qatar – The 4th regional collective training event Planning Workshop took place from 7-12 May, kicking off the Regional Exercise 2023 in Doha, Qatar at the recently commissioned Qatari Joint Warfare Training Center.

REGEX is a NATO-supported opportunity for partner countries to plan and conduct an exercise, shaping it to meet national training requirements; it involves a designated Partner Nation acting as host, inviting all other NATO Partners to participate in the planning and execution of a national exercise.

Workshop 4 marked the continuation of the Exercise Planning Process in preparation for REGEX 23 Command Post Exercise (CPX) execution in NOV 23. The group was tasked with two main objectives for this workshop: to develop the Main Event List (MEL) and the Main Incident List (MIL) for the delivery of the CPX. The CPX in NOV 23 is having a Composite Brigade Headquarters as Target Audience that will be trained within a Peace Support Operation Scenario.

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A training team from Allied Joint Force Command Naples mentored 25 participants from 12 Partner Nations: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Austria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Egypt, Georgia, Jordan, Morocco, Moldova, Pakistan, Tunisia, and Uzbekistan. The partners, representing all four NATO partnership frameworks (Istanbul Cooperation Initiative/ICI, Mediterranean Dialogue, Partnership for Peace/PfP and Partners across the globe) worked alongside 58 officers from the host nation, Qatar.

The close coordination between the Qatari armed forces, Partner Nation representatives and the JFCNP REGEX core team and the deep dedication were the pillars to succe

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JFC Naples Non-Commissioned Officer (NCO) Joint Mobile Training Team (JMTT) in Morocco
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Rabat, Morocco – The Allied Joint Force Command Naples Joint Mobile Training Team conducted a leadership course with Moroccan noncommissioned officers (NCO) at the Forces Armées Royales (FAR) Language School in Rabat, May 8 to 12, 2023.

A five-person multi-national team comprised of senior non-commissioned officers coming from multiple divisions within JFC Naples trained 29 Moroccan NCOs in leadership, counseling, communication, ethics and NATO orientation. They have all successfully participated to this 5-days workshop, receiving the fundamental training skills for NCOs who operate in a NATO environment. Moroccan students were curious and interactive as it was the first contact with multi-national service members for many of them.

The course was comprised of presentations, syndicate work and discussions, all of which aimed to spread the idea of unified multi-national perspectives of NATO and partner nations. Students pointed out that it was very useful to get more information about improvement of leadership, stress management and ethical behavior. They were also very interested in all the topics including cultural diversity and effective communications.

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OR-8 Janus SOWKA (DEU) delivers a lecture on “Introduction to Leadership” to the 29 participants during NCO-JMTT, 8-12 May 2023.

The FAR language school director, Col Hassan Ouchker, was delighted to have 29 NCOs present in the lecture theatre and stressed the importance of learning from each other as well from NATO. He underlined the benefit of this experience, the professionalism of JFC Naples Joint Mobile Training Team and Morocco’s willingness to invest more and more in training its personnel to NATO standards.

Morocco is an active NATO partner country, and has been a member of the Mediterranean Dialogue Framework since 1995. Morocco currently participates in numerous NATO initiatives including multiple NATO exercises, senior executive NATO courses and other key leader engagements. JFC Naples Mobile Training Teams are a vital part of partnership between NATO and Morocco as it ensures the military partnership is meeting the needs of the Moroccan Armed Forces and generates partnering activity that is in-line with NATO’s Military Committee’s Direction and Guidance. It also supports NATO’s broader aims to help build the trust and understanding that will lead to better cooperation in the region while increasing military interoperability for future NATO missions.