Greece and Italy sign €460 mln deal for two FREMM frigates
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Italy and Greece signed an implementation agreement in Rome formalizing the transfer of two Bergamini-class FREMM frigates to the Greek Navy. Türkiye is also strengthening its navy with domestically produced vessels.
In Rome, the Minister of National Defense Nikos Dendias signed with his Italian counterpart, Guido Crosetto, the agreement for the acquisition of two Italian FREMM Bergamini-class frigates. This development strengthens the naval power of the Navy with modern surface units, while the two ministers also discussed issues of European defense and regional security in the Mediterranean.
Italy and Greece have signed an agreement for the transfer of two FREMM frigates, the Carlo Bergamini and Virginio Fasan, currently serving in the Italian Navy, to the Greek Navy. The agreement, signed in Rome on September 8th via Fincantieri, concerns the transfer of the two FREMM frigates. [... 🚆]
The entry of the Fremm into the Hellenic Navy is also a first step towards a wider integration of skills, technologies and industrial capabilities among the countries that adopt the platform, reaffirms Pierroberto Folgiero, managing director and general manager of Fincantieri The article Fincantieri at the center of the Italy-Greece understanding: signed the agreement for the transfer of the two Fremm frigates comes from Industria Italiana.
In the presence of the two Ministers, the Implementing Regulation between the Hellenic Republic and the Italian Republic was signed after their meeting, which activates the program for the acquisition of two Italian FREMM frigates (Bergamini class). Specifically, the Implementing Regulation was signed by the Director General of Defense Armaments and Investments (DGDAEE) of the Ministry of National Defense, Major General Ioannis Bouras, and […]
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