The shipping company GNV announces the resumption of its line linking Almeria to Nador from next June. This resumption in a logic of strengthening trade between Spain and Morocco

Faced with a significant recovery in trade and tourism between Europe and the Maghreb, GNV has decided to resume its connection, which has been suspended for some time. This reopening takes place in a context in which maritime transport is gaining momentum in regional connectivity.

The new Almeria-Nador line will be opened with optimized schedules and increased frequency to meet demand. GNV intends to modernize its offer through adapted services for both passengers and freight transport. This is in order to ensure comfort and increased efficiency during the crossing. 

This reopening should have positive economic repercussions for both banks. It will facilitate the flow of passengers and freight. It will be operated with a frequency of two rotations per day, three times per week according to the carrier.

Beyond the restoration of the connection, this initiative is essential as a broader strategy for developing regional maritime trade. GNV plans to adapt its services according to changes in demand, particularly customer expectations. This involves ongoing expansion and modernization projects to consolidate its position in a sector undergoing major transformation.