Algeciras and Morocco coordinate efforts to optimize Operation Crossing the Strait

 

At a recent meeting in the Port Authority of Algeciras (APBA), Gerardo Landaluce, president of the institution, met with Driss Soussi, Consul of Morocco in Algeciras, and Hanae Haddou, colonel in chief attached to the Mohamed V FoundationThe meeting focused on various key aspects for the imminent Operation Crossing the Strait (OPE) of 2024Although the operation quantitatively begins on Sunday, June 15, the ports of Algeciras and Tarifa will have the incorporation of reinforcement personnel hired by the APBA from Friday June 27.

 

One of the points of greatest consensus between Landaluce, Soussi and Haddou was the imperative need for the majority of travelers who transit through the ports of Algeciras and Tarifa do it with your bills closedThis measure, according to those responsible, is essential for streamline boarding processes and significantly reduce waiting times before boarding the ships.

 

To facilitate this practice, customers are advised to purchase their tickets in advance, either online through the shipping companies' websites that operate on the route (AML, Armas-Trasmediterránea, Balearia and FRS-DFDS), or in the authorized outlets which will be available at the main service areas on the roads leading to the Port of Algeciras.

 

Additionally, and with the aim of optimizing the flow of vehicles and people in the port of Algeciras, the APBA advises users use the NORTH ACCESS (N-357)This warning aims to avoid sections of the city's South Access road that are undergoing construction, which could cause delays and congestion.

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