Morocco and France carried out the Chebec 2026 naval exercise in the Mediterranean, according to reports on the bilateral drill. The exercise is part of a long-standing series of joint naval maneuvers between the two countries.
The Chebec exercise series has been held regularly for years, focusing on maritime security cooperation, interoperability and training between the Royal Moroccan Navy and the French Navy. Specific details of the 2026 edition, including dates, participating units and locations, were not available in the source material.
Morocco and France maintain close defense ties, and joint exercises such as Chebec are a recurring element of that relationship. The drills typically take place in Mediterranean waters and involve surface vessels and maritime patrol cooperation.
Further verified details about the 2026 exercise were not immediately available. This article will be updated if official information is released.
