TM News ENG October 2021
TM News ENG October 2021
TM News ENG October 2021
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The State has proceeded with the transfer of a strategic stake of 35%
of the share capital of the Société d'Exploitation des Ports, known as
Marsa Maroc, to the Tanger Med group.
The price of the transaction has been fixed at MAD 5.48 billion MAD including a 2020 Marsa Maroc
dividend.
This initiative is in line with the High Royal Directives concerning public sector reform.
The State therefore continues its policy of supporting the various strategic sectors it has identified,
particularly through the public companies it controls.
Tanger Med and Marsa Maroc, while maintaining their independence, will implement a strategic
partnership that will allow them to develop sectoral synergies and the Kingdom to have a strong
entity, one that is able to meet the logistical challenges of the national economy.
The new entity will therefore be able to better support Moroccan manufacturers, importers, and
exporters, with a more efficient and competitive service offer, in a context of dynamic reconfigura-
tion of international logistics corridors.
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Financial Times has partnered with Tanger Med around a digital event under
the theme: « CREATING OPPORTUNITIES IN THE MANUFACTURING SECTOR ».
The last event was organized on September 15th under the theme "Creating Opportunities in the
Manufacturing Sector." This webinar outlined the opportunities and challenges for companies
operating in the industrial sector across the globe, explaining the motivations and results of dif-
ferent location choices. This event was also an opportunity to understand the influence of glo-
balization and sustainable development issues within the economic planning of industrial firms.
During an engaging discussion, Jonathan Wheatley, Emerging Markets Correspondent, inter-
viewed various speakers, leaders, and experts, who respectively stated:
« During the pandemic, companies concentrated their efforts to secure their activity in
major hubs. Logistics operators are becoming more important as their role in the industry
is growing. »
Jaafar Mrhardy, Member of the Board of Directors and General Manager, Tanger Med Zones
The Relats Group, which specializes in the manufacturing of electrical and thermal insulating tubes
and mechanical protection sheaths, has been operational since July 2011. This company operates on
an area of 4,000 m², so its investment evaluated at 3 MEUR has allowed the creation of 50 new jobs.
T H E LYC E E M E D I T E R R A N E E N ( M E D I T E R R A N E A N H I G H S C H O O L )
"LYMED"WELCOMES ITS FIRST GRADUATING CLASS FOR THE 2021-2022
SCHOOL YEAR
The Lycée Méditerranéen (LYMED) opened its doors on Tuesday, August 31st
to welcome its first cohort of students in the MPSI (Mathematics, Phys-
ics, and Industrial Engineering) preparatory classes for the Moroccan and
French engineering schools. This first class will consist of two classes of
students, 36% of whom come from the Northern Region.
Supported by the Tanger Med Foundation, LYMED is an institution for the most deserving Moroccan
students from all social backgrounds. Its mission is to educate them in their own countries in an in-
clusive, multi-cultural environment that respects diversity and promotes equal opportunity.
By supporting a project such as this one, which focuses on human capital development, the Tanger
Med Foundation is helping to build a sustainable foundation of excellence in the Northern Region.
Located in the Tétouan Shore zone, near Cabo Negro, the LYMED campus covers 3 hectares and of-
fers the highest standards of study, both in terms of the infrastructure available to students and the
staff dedicated to their educational support.
The general education and computer rooms are equipped with the latest in presentation technology
and four thematic laboratories that meet the highest standards of teaching in scientific preparato-
ry classes.
The LYMED campus also houses a resource center, a boarding school, a dining hall, a student resi-
dence, an infirmary, as well as 12,000 square meters of sports facilities (soccer fields, tennis courts,
athletic tracks, etc.).
LYMED is also located in the heart of a unique port and industrial ecosystem, in a region that has a
large pool of competent engineers who will be able to assist students in carrying out their pedagog-
ical and practical projects, known as “Tutored Personal Projects” (TIPE).
LYMED is the result of a partnership between the Tanger Med Foundation and the Ministry of Na-
tional Education, Professional Training, Higher Education, and Scientific Research.
Since its creation in 2007, the Tanger Med Foundation has been working to deploy high-impact ini-
tiatives in the areas of health, education, socio-economic inclusion, and the environment.
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Building on the success of the two 1337 School campuses located in Khou-
ribga and Benguerir, the Tanger Med Group, through its Foundation, will
support the creation of a third campus named 1337 MED in partnership
with the Mohammed VI Polytechnic University (UM6P).
1337 School offers training in computer development and coding that is totally free, accessible
to all, with no prerequisites in terms of diploma or computer knowledge, and is available 24
hours a day, 7 days a week.
The 1337 MED campus will open in the fall of 2021 in the Tétouan Shore activity zone, close to
Cabo Negro. Equipped with 150 stations, 1337 MED will increase its capacity to 210 stations by
2023, with the goal of training nearly 650 students.
Tanger Med is offering this unique training program in the region, free of charge and with no pre-
requisites in terms of diploma or computer knowledge. In addition, the Tanger Med Group will
provide financial assistance to students to cover their accommodation costs, thereby boost-
ing the local economy.
Mohammed VI Polytechnic University, within the framework of this partnership, will provide the
technical and pedagogical support necessary for the launch and sustainable management of
this new branch of the 1337 Schools.
Young people in the region will receive high-level training and have access to an international
network of computer developers.
In an ongoing effort to improve employability, particularly among young workers, 1337 MED will
help to align the digital skills required by the job market with the actual availability of these skills
in the country's second largest economic hub.
In an era of accelerated digitization, strengthening Moroccan digital skills and promoting digital
entrepreneurship is both a professional opportunity for Moroccan youth and a necessity for na-
tional development and competitiveness.
The launch of 1337 MED, in partnership with UM6P, has further expanded the national network
both in terms of capacity and geographical distribution, with a new training program for Digital
Technology Architects in the Northern Region of Morocco.
Tanger Med Passengers Port has closed the Marhaba 2021 operation, which
took place from June 15th to September 15th, with a total traffic count of
167,043 passengers and 62,221 vehicles.
As for maritime connections during the campaign, the Tanger Med Passengers port was connected
to the ports of Marseille, Sète, and Genoa, which are served respectively by the shipping companies
LA MERIDIONALE, INTERSHIPPING, and GNV.
To meet the strong demand expressed by Moroccans living abroad to reach their country by sea, the
Moroccan government has strengthened transport services through a charter connecting Tanger
Med and Sète.
The Marhaba 2021 campaign took place in the best conditions regarding reception and safety, in ac-
cordance with His Majesty King Mohammed VI's royal directives, and this, while respecting health
and safety measures, thanks to a special device set up to protect and secure the pedestrian and
vehicular passengers' route, as well as a coordinated effort by all the services involved in this oper-
ation: the Mohammed V Foundation for Solidarity, the General Directorate of National Security, the
Customs and Indirect Taxes Administration, the Ministry of Health, etc.
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As part of its efforts to promote a culture of excellence, the Tanger Med Foundation has
launched the 8th edition of the Tanger Med Grand Prize for Excellence awarded to the region's
best high school graduates, based on the results of the June 2021 national exam.
On the podium, 13 top high school graduates were presented with awards :
AKRAM STITOU
MNE PROVINCIAL DIRECTORATE
HANAE MESBAH
TANGIER-ASSILAH
OUMAIMA EL HARIDI
MALAK TAOUNZA
MNE PROVINCIAL DIRECTORATE
MOHAMED ZAID JANATI IDRISSI
TÉTOUAN
KENZA ZIOU-ZIOU
ILHAM BOUHICHIA
MNE PROVINCIAL DIRECTORATE
YASSER EL KHALDI
M’DIQ-FNIDEQ
RADIA TOUB
HAMZA BULAICH
MNE PROVINCIAL DIRECTORATE ESSAFIA HAJAJ ELAAROUDI
FAHS ANJRA OUMAIMA EL QASEMY
IBTISAM DOUDUH
An incentive prize was awarded to the best graduates in the mathematics category:
HAMZA FERSSIWI
ALL DIRECTORATES COMBINED
FATIMA-ZAHRAE AKHYAR
BENEFICIARIES
SALMA EL ACHKAR
Miss Malak TAOUNZA from Tétouan was named Top High School Graduate with an average of
19.70 in Physical Sciences in the entire Tanger Med Intervention Zone.
The event was also an opportunity to introduce the Lycée Méditerranéen (LYMED), which con-
solidates the Tanger Med Foundation's commitment to building a Moroccan educational model
based on excellence and focused on the training of highly qualified skills.
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