OMMP Follows the YEP MED Project: Maritime Advances in the Maghreb
A delegation from the Merchant Marine and Ports Authority…
A delegation from the Merchant Marine and Ports Authority, representing the following departments: studies and development, financial affairs, and training, recently participated in the steering committee meetings of the YEP MED project in Civitavecchia, Italy, on December 1 and 2, 2022.
The third edition of the professional training program under the YepMed Tunisia project was launched from November 21 to 25, 2022, with the participation of 49 Tunisian students for training in international trade and logistics operations. The training was conducted by academic experts from various institutions, including the Merchant Marine and Ports Authority, a member of the YepMed project, represented by Mr. Jobrane ben Mansour, Head of Division in the Studies and Development Department, who provided an overview of the current state of the maritime transport sector and its stakeholders at both the international and local levels.
The training aims to enhance the candidates’ knowledge in this sector, who will subsequently choose to participate in advanced courses on international trade using the Port Virtual Lab simulator supported by the YepMed project.
Source: www.ommp.nat.tn
A delegation from the Merchant Marine and Ports Authority…
A delegation from the Merchant Marine and Ports Authority, representing the following departments: studies and development, financial affairs, and training, recently participated in the steering committee meetings of the YEP MED project in Civitavecchia, Italy, on December 1 and 2, 2022.
Maritime in the Maghreb
The third edition of the professional training program under the YepMed Tunisia project was launched from November 21 to 25, 2022, with the participation of 49 Tunisian students for training in international trade and logistics operations. The training was conducted by academic experts from various institutions, including the Merchant Marine and Ports Authority, a member of the YepMed project, represented by Mr. Jobrane ben Mansour, Head of Division in the Studies and Development Department, who provided an overview of the current state of the maritime transport sector and its stakeholders at both the international and local levels.
The training aims to enhance the candidates’ knowledge in this sector, who will subsequently choose to participate in advanced courses on international trade using the Port Virtual Lab simulator supported by the YepMed project.
A delegation from the…
Source: www.ommp.nat.tn
