The Danish groupDFDS, which has ownedFRS Iberiafor over a year, operates several routes in the Strait of Gibraltar, including theTanger Med – Algecirasconnection. The group is clearly banking on the expertise of Moroccan professionals in the maritime sector.

Initially, DFDS launched a program forMoroccan cadet officers. This initiative allows them to embark on various ships within the group on an international scale. Today, a new milestone has been reached:Moroccan sailorsare now joining international routes.

These sailors are working aboard the DFDSHSC Tarifa Jet, which has recently been assigned to the new route connectingSaint-Malo (France)toJersey (United Kingdom). This opportunity comes after the loss of the operating license for theTanger Ville – Tarifaroute on the Spanish side, which had put the future of Moroccan sailors in jeopardy.

In conclusion, this success underscores the growing role of Moroccan expertise in the global maritime sector.

Recognition of Qualifications by the British Administration

The Future of Moroccan Sailors After Tarifa

Salary Conditions and Employment Prospects