Saudi Prince Mohammad, Lürssen and FPB-41 deal

24 February 2014

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Summary

Saudi Interior Minister Prince Mohammad Bin Nayef Bin Abdulaziz is said to be going ahead with a

project to buy FBP-41 fast patrol boats for the Saudi Coast Guard from Lürssen of Germany. The following 421-word report sheds light on the subject and tells about the contacts with Lürssen and what about cooperation with the German government. [Partly reproduced in Tactical Weekly (Issue No 21/09 – February 28, 2014)]

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