Application to practice the profession of mooring and unmooring of ships in commercial seaports

Introduction

The profession of mooring and unmooring ships in commercial seaports is considered one of the port professions and is subject to the provisions of the Commercial Seaports Code, in particular its chapter two, “Exercise of activities in seaports and provision of port services”. The profession of mooring and unmooring of ships is carried out in commercial seaports in accordance with the provisions of specifications approved by order of the Minister of Transport dated December 12, 2023, which sets out in particular the conditions relating to professional competence and the material resources necessary for the exercise of the activity. Any natural or legal person wishing to carried the profession of mooring and unmooring ships in commercial maritime ports must have Tunisian nationality and enjoy civil rights. Download the specification book for the profession of mooring and unmooring ships in commercial seaports


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I, the undersigned :


Issued in :

I have the honor to request permission to practice the profession the profession of mooring and unmooring ships in commercial seaports







Required Documents




The technical and economic feasibility study is submitted for the opinion of the Port Group Committee of the port where the activity is intended to be carried out. The committee issues its opinion, based on the needs of the port, within a maximum period of three (3) months from the date of receipt of the application. In the event of approval by the port authority, the specifications document, initialed on all its pages, together with the declaration and the activity report, duly completed in accordance with the attached templates and signed, must be submitted to the port administration within a period of one (1) month from the date of receipt of the written notification of approval. The specifications document shall be accompanied by a file containing the documents stipulated in Article Six thereof.