28.08.2014, 18:00
Ein neuer Interessent für Fregatten der FREMM-Klasse: Saudi-Arabien.
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Eigentlich wenig verwunderlich, da Saudi-Arabien schon in der Vergangenheit für seine Marine französische Kriegsschiffe gekauft hat.
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Zitat:Royal Saudi Navy would be interested to procure 6 FREMM Frigates from France
According to French financial newspaper La Tribune Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia, could sign a letter of intent (LOI) with the French Government for 6 FREMMs during his visit in Paris in early September. French Navy's FREMM multi-mission frigates are designed and built by DCNS. Five hulls have already been launched, with three Frigates delivered to the French Navy and one to the Royal Moroccan Navy.
Eigentlich wenig verwunderlich, da Saudi-Arabien schon in der Vergangenheit für seine Marine französische Kriegsschiffe gekauft hat.