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Home›Submarines›UAE: Navy Signs New Contract
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October 3, 2011 · about 15 years ago

UAE: Navy Signs New Contract

Fincantieri, on the occasion of the visit of the Minister of Economic Development – Paolo Romani – to the United Arab Emirates, has signed a new contract within the framework of the program currently in progress with the UAE Navy. The new contract covers further activities related to qualifying and

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Fincantieri, on the occasion of the visit of the Minister of Economic Development – Paolo Romani – to the United Arab Emirates, has signed a new contract within the framework of the program currently in progress with the UAE Navy. The new contract covers further activities related to qualifying and testing the integrated vessel with both surface and underwater weapon systems.

The program with the UAE Navy regards the construction, at Riva Trigoso and Muggiano shipyards, of an anti-submarine corvette developed from the Italian Navy’s Cigala Fulgosi Class, and of two innovative “Stealth” patrol vessels. There is also an option for a second corvette and four further patrol vessels plus related logistical support.

On the occasion, the Minister Romani said: “Fincantieri is representative of the best of Italian industry and I am pleased to see a further success story. I would like to encourage the company to continue in its pursuit of greater efficiency in order to be able to reach new targets in an increasingly competitive market.”

Fincantieri, which has already been working with the Emirate Navy for three years, has also set up a joint venture with Al Fattan shipyard, with a view to expanding its access to markets in the Gulf area by building ships in loco while at the same time providing support services to the Navy.

[mappress] Source: fincantieri, October 04, 2011

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