Valencia.. The Moroccan rescue team will leave today at noon, direction Tanger Med
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
Heba Press_Yasir Al-Ihya’i
Informed sources revealed to Heba Press that the fleet of the Moroccan rescue team, which contributed to the search and rescue operation in the city of Valencia and its suburbs against the backdrop of damage resulting from the Dana floods, will leave today Thursday at noon. , at noon, direction the port of Tanger Med.
It was learned that the travel itinerary agreed between the two parties will depart from the city of Valencia towards the port of Motril initially, followed by navigation on board a ship which will ensure the maritime connection between this port and the Tanger Med port.
It is expected that the Moroccan mission, which will arrive at 10 p.m. at the port of Motril, will spend the night there preparing to sail the next day (Friday) at 2 p.m., finally arriving at the port of Tanger Med around 10 p.m. , taking into account the duration of the journey on board, the ship lasts approximately eight and a half hours.
In recognition of the humanitarian initiative taken by Morocco towards Spain in this ordeal, the Spanish authorities organized, yesterday Wednesday, a tribute ceremony in honor of the Moroccan mission participating in the relief and recovery operation. rescue. This ceremony took place in the presence of six senior officials, including. the Consul General of Morocco in Valencia, who accompanied the operation from the arrival of Spain until the last minute of his presence on Spanish soil.
In a recorded speech by the Spanish Minister of the Interior, which was read to the Moroccan mission at his residence (a hotel), the latter appreciated the efforts made by the Kingdom of Morocco to reduce the damage resulting from the floods, welcoming He also underlined the professionalism of Moroccan elements and the effectiveness of their work in the face of such natural disasters. He also presented the Moroccan delegation with certificates of appreciation in recognition of their considerable efforts to restore normal life in the areas affected by “Dana”. »
It should be noted that Morocco participated in this operation with 36 equipped trucks and two “Forconit” cars, in addition to a human team composed of 103 members, led by a colonel and commander of the Moroccan Civil Defense.
The security and port authorities of Tanger Med are preparing to welcome the Moroccan fleet and ensure its crossing into the national territory in normal and comfortable conditions, after having spent nearly two months as part of a rescue operations mission and relief in Spain.
