Exciting Career Opportunities at the National Ports Agency

The National Ports Agency (ANP) is set to hold a recruitment competition to fill **20 positions** across various specialties, including civil engineering, electrical engineering, and more. This initiative is part of their ongoing efforts to enhance the operational capacity and efficiency of Morocco's vital port infrastructure. Candidates are encouraged to apply for the following roles:

  • 4 Civil Engineers
  • 1 Electrical Engineer
  • 5 Civil Engineering Technicians
  • 4 Electrical Engineering Technicians
  • 2 Port Agents
  • 1 Cybersecurity IT Technician
  • 3 Port Officers

The positions are distributed among several key ports in the Kingdom, including Casablanca, Tangier, Jorf Lasfar, Agadir, Al Hoceima, Dakhla, Tan-Tan, Sidi Ifni, and Lamhiriz. This recruitment drive aims to attract skilled professionals who can contribute to the management and development of Morocco's port facilities.

Application Deadlines and Requirements

Interested candidates should note the following application deadlines: **October 22, 2026**, for civil and electrical engineers and technicians; **October 16, 2026**, for port agents; **October 10, 2026**, for the cybersecurity IT technician; and **October 8, 2026**, for port officers. To be eligible for these positions, applicants must be Moroccan nationals aged **40 or younger** by December 31, 2026, and hold the relevant qualifications, including a state engineering degree (Bac+5) or a specialized technician diploma (Bac+2) in the required field.

The recruitment process will involve a written exam followed by an oral interview. All applications must be submitted online and should include a scanned copy of the National Identity Card (CNIE), a detailed CV, relevant diplomas, and work certificates.

Established by Law 15-02, the National Ports Agency serves as the regulatory authority for the port sector in Morocco. With its autonomous financial status, it oversees all Moroccan ports except for the Tanger Med facility, managing public port domains, conducting concession oversight, ensuring port safety, and maintaining and developing port infrastructure.

As reported by dreamjob.ma.