Turkish shipbuilder MED MARINE recently announced the successful delivery of the vessel DOUGGA. This significant event marks the fourth vessel provided to Tunisia‘s Office de la Marine Marchande et des Ports (OMMP) as part of a crucial ongoing program. The collaboration deepens the maritime partnership between Türkiye and Tunisia, enhancing port operations and capabilities.
A Key Delivery for Tunisia
DOUGGA joins the Tunisian fleet as one of six RAmparts 2800 series vessels commissioned by OMMP. This particular delivery underscores the steady progress of the multi-vessel agreement. Its integration into the OMMP fleet strengthens Tunisia’s maritime infrastructure and operational efficiency.
Turkish shipbuilder MED MARINE successfully delivered the vessel DOUGGA, the fourth of six RAmparts 2800 series ships, to Tunisia's Office de la Marine Marchande et des Ports (OMMP). This delivery strengthens Tunisia's maritime infrastructure and port operational efficiency, further deepening the ongoing maritime partnership between Türkiye and Tunisia.
The RAmparts 2800 Series
The RAmparts 2800 series represents a modern class of vessels, typically designed for robust performance in port environments. This design allows for effective towing, escorting, and various harbor assistance duties. Their inclusion significantly upgrades the operational capabilities of the receiving port authority.
Deepening Maritime Cooperation
MED MARINE, a prominent Turkish shipbuilder, consistently demonstrates its commitment to international maritime projects. This ongoing program with OMMP exemplifies a successful cross-border partnership. It highlights Türkiye’s growing influence in global shipbuilding and its dedication to fostering strong bilateral ties.
The delivery of DOUGGA reinforces the strategic maritime partnership between Türkiye and Tunisia. With two more vessels remaining in the program, both nations anticipate further strengthening their collaborative efforts. This initiative promises lasting benefits for Tunisia’s port management and maritime security.
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