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Le360 draws on research by the Deep Blue to analyse the decarbonisation of Moroccan ports
Le360, one of Morocco’s leading media outlets, has published an in-depth analysis of the implications of the new international rules on maritime decarbonisation, drawing on the report published by Deep Blue focusing on Moroccan ports.
In an article entitled ‘Decarbonisation of the maritime sector: the new rules that could reshape the hierarchy of Moroccan ports’, Le360 summarises the key findings of the report by Deep Blue, ‘Decarbonisation: Moroccan ports facing the legal challenge of net-zero’.
In particular, the media report examines the potential implications of the International Maritime Organisation’s future Net-Zero framework, the overlap between European and international regulations, and the consequences of this transformation for the competitiveness of Tangier Med, Nador West Med, Casablanca and Dakhla Atlantique.
The article also highlights several challenges identified by Deep Blue: adapting Morocco’s legal framework, developing alternative fuels, modernising port infrastructure, and the need for the Kingdom to safeguard its access to future international funding mechanisms for the maritime transition.
This coverage by a leading national media outlet confirms the contribution made by Deep Blue to the public debate on the decarbonisation of maritime transport and on Morocco’s strategic positioning in the restructuring of the global port economy.
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