Navires en visite au Maroc

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Première escale du Forbin : Casablanca

La frégate de défense aérienne Forbin , qui a entamé sa traversée de longue durée (TLD) le 3 mars dernier,a fait escale du 6 au 11 mars, dans la ville mythique de Casablanca au Maroc.

D’après le commandant de la frégate, le capitaine de vaisseau Christophe Balducci, cette escale devait permettre aux marocains, qui ont commandé une frégate européenne multi missions (FREMM) qui doit leur être livrée en 2013, de découvrir un bâtiment de nouvelle génération. En effet, cette FREMM, la deuxième de la série après l’ «Aquitaine», sera le premier bâtiment neuf acheté à la France par le Maroc depuis les deux frégates de surveillance Hassan II et Mohamed V. De nombreuses visites du Forbin ont été effectuées au profit des marins marocains, de tous les groupes de grades.

Les actions de soutien à l’exportation constituent un des objectifs de la TLD du Forbin, vitrine du savoir faire français et européen dans le domaine de la construction navale militaire et de la mise au point des systèmes complexes embarqués. Différents industriels devraient ainsi rejoindre le bâtiment au cours de sa TLD afin de présenter sur un stand leurs derniers matériels.

À l’appareillage de Casablanca, le Forbin a effectué différents exercices avec le Mohamed V et le Panther embarqué à son bord. Une double coopération puisque l’un des deux pilotes de l’hélicoptère marocain était français: le lieutenant de vaisseau Saucourt occupe le poste d’officier de liaison à la flottille 11 F de Casablanca.

Après le Maroc, bientôt équipé de FREMM, c’est vers le Brésil, que le Forbin a appareillé le 11 mars.

Sources : Marine nationale

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aXijl6Lhb_Q

navires Britanniques à Tanger

Le destroyer italien Luigi Durand de la Penne est arrivé à Casablanca depuis hier

https://www.agenzianova.com/a/5b9b76e34f0670.34897783/2067438/2018-09-14/difesa-marina-militare-cacciatorpediniere-durand-de-la-penne-in-sosta-a-casablanca

PNS « SAIF » de la marine pakistanaise fait escale à Casablanca

J'espère que ils feront un exercice avec la MRM, il faut en profiter

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Pakistan Navy Ship SAIF visited Port Casablanca, Morocco for goodwill cum training visit. PNS SAIF is the frontline warship of PN Fleet's 18th Destroyer Squadron. The ship is fitted with state of the art weapons and sensors for undertaking all types of Maritime Operations in multi-threat environment. The ship is also embarked with organic Anti-Submarine Warfare helicopter Z9EC.

Upon arrival at Port Casablanca, the ship was received by Moroccan Navy Liaison Officer and officials from Embassy of Pakistan in Rabat.

Pakistan and Morocco enjoy close and brotherly ties at all levels of diplomatic and defense relations. Pakistan Navy is duly cognizant of the need to enhance maritime collaboration with navies of friendly countries in the form of regular ships' port visits, extension of its training facilities, participation in bilateral/ multilateral exercises and visits of senior PN officers to explore new avenues of bilateral cooperation. This ship visit came after a gap of 13 years as last port call by PN ships to this important North African Muslim country took place in year 2005. Rear Admiral Moazzam Ilyas, the Commander Coast (COMCOAST) represented PN during official engagements on the occasion of ship's port call. During stay at Casablanca, COMCOAST called on senior naval officials from Moroccan Navy including Rear Admiral Lahcen Lyamlouli, Flag Officer Commanding Military Region Casablanca and Captain Vice Major Tahin, Deputy Chief of Naval Operations.

Matters of mutual interests were discussed in the meetings and both sides agreed to further enhance bilateral cooperation in various the maritime fields. During these interactions, COMCOAST also conveyed well wishes from Chief of the Naval Staff, Admiral Zafar Mahmood Abbasi to the people of Morocco in general and Moroccan Navy in particular. He also extended his gratitude for the whole-hearted support provided by Moroccan Navy and Casablanca Port Authorities in making ship's stay comfortable and professionally rewarding.

PNS SAIF visit to Casablanca was given wide coverage both in electronic and print media of Morocco. During three days stay at Casablanca, PN crew members visited Moroccan Navy Ship SULTAN MOULAY ISMAIL (F-614) whereas Moroccan Navy officers visited PNS SAIF for professional interactions. A reception was also held onboard which was attended by large number of diplomatic community, Defense Attaches' and Senior Moroccan military officials.

On completion of port visit, PNS SAIF conducted trilateral passage exercise (PASSEX) off Casablanca with French Navy Ship MISTRAL (L-9013) and Moroccan Navy Ship ALLAL BEN ABDALLAH (F-941). Trilateral PASSEX was aimed to enhance cooperation and interoperability at tactical level and sharing of mutual experiences at sea with friendly Naval Forces.
https://www.thenews.com.pk/latest/372152-pns-saif-visits-port-casablanca-for-training

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Le porte-hélicoptères amphibie Mistral de la marine française va faire escale à Agadir
https://www.huffpostmaghreb.com/entry/le-porte-helicopteres-amphibie-mistral-de-la-marine-francaise-va-faire-escale-a-agadir_mg_5c7810d0e4b0d3a48b57ba6f?ncid=fcbklnkfrhpmg00000005&fbclid=IwAR12RW4cgC20mUS_vnGktnucduT1_kOxQUw8MN1BwHtMzhHZcdnWEURLtUM

Comme c'est majestueux

Il est vraiment magnifique ce navire

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https://www.indiannavy.nic.in/node/23225

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INS Tarkash at Tangier, Morocco

Indian Naval Ship Tarkash arrived at Tangier, Morocco on 08 July 2019 for a three day visit. The visit is part of an ongoing Overseas Deployment by the Indian Navy to the Mediterranean Sea, Africa and Europe. The visit seeks to strengthen the bonds of friendship between India and Morocco.

INS Tarkash, commanded by Captain Sathish Vasudev, is a state-of-the-art stealth frigate of the Indian Navy, equipped with a versatile range of weapons and sensors capable of addressing threats in all three dimensions. The ship is a part of the Indian Navy's Western Fleet and is under the operational Command of Flag Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Western Naval Command.

During the port call, various dignitaries and government officials of Morocco including senior naval officers are scheduled to visit the ship. The ship would also take part in numerous professional, social and sporting interactions planned with the Royal Moroccan Navy. On departing the port, INS Tarkash will carry out a Passage Exercise at sea with ships of the Royal Moroccan Navy.

Une Flotte pakistanaise en visite à Casablanca :
https://dailytimes.com.pk/499503/pakistan-navy-ships-in-casablanca-to-help-boost-bilateral-cooperation/

De retour de la mission Corymbe, le BCR SOMME a fait escale au port de Casa du 16 au 20 Novembre

Escale d'un patrouilleur espagnol a Casa du 9 au 11 dec 19
https://www.defensa.com/espana/patrullero-altura-armada-espanola-atalaya-marruecos?fbclid=IwAR3wsL6allH2cWYQ43vnksUfdbt-qE1FXxDbW17hcZf85iro-Ouqe5TU23Q

Le Vespucci "le plus beau voilier du monde" à Casablanca Avec le Cap. de Vaisseau Siragusa et l'Attaché militaire, Cap. de Vaisseau Abati, l'Ambassadeur visite le navire. Une fierté italienne , au service de la coopération internationale. Aux 143 cadets, bon vent ! pic.twitter.com/7PPLZiNLkl

— Italy in Morocco (@ItalyinMorocco) August 7, 2022