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Naval Group announced its involvement in the Marine nationale’s Journées Jeunesse et Territoires au large, a series of public engagement events celebrating the navy’s 400th anniversary. The company will deploy recruiters to nine French cities to showcase its professional opportunities and identify potential candidates, including those outside its traditional recruitment areas near its nine operational sites. The initiative aims to broaden access to careers in naval industries by connecting directly with local communities. Dates and locations for the events have been published, spanning from late May to late June across metropolitan France.

The recruitment drives will take place in Saint Germain-En-Laye on May 30, followed by Bordeaux and Rennes on June 6. Additional sessions are scheduled for June 13 in Angoulême, Lille, Pontivy, Rouen, Saint Denis, and Cherbourg, with further events in Aix-En-Provence and Angers on June 14. The final dates include Nîmes on June 20 and Antibes on June 27. Naval Group’s presence at these events underscores its commitment to fostering talent nationwide and supporting the Marine nationale’s anniversary celebrations.

As the Marine nationale’s official partner for its 400th anniversary, Naval Group emphasized shared values of excellence, commitment, openness to the world, and teamwork. The company’s participation in the Journées Jeunesse et Territoires au large reflects its long-standing collaboration with the navy, reinforcing ties between industrial expertise and national defense priorities. The events provide a platform for Naval Group to engage with young professionals and students interested in technical and engineering careers within the maritime sector.

Naval Group’s recruitment strategy during these events targets individuals seeking careers in naval construction, engineering, and related fields. By attending multiple cities, the company aims to reduce geographical barriers to employment and highlight the diversity of roles available in its operations. The initiative also serves as a public outreach effort to educate attendees about the importance of naval industries in France’s defense and technological landscape.