Pakistan Navy to get 4th F-22 Frigate in June, 2011
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4th F-22P Frigate launched
KARACHI: 4th F-22P Frigate (Designate PNS ASLAT) was launched here on Thursdayat Karachi Shipyard & Engineering Works in an impressive ceremony. Admiral Noman Bashir, Chief of the Naval Staff, was the Chief Guest on the occasion.
While addressing the ceremony, the Chief Guest remarked that launching of F-22P ship at KS&EW is a commendable accomplishment and a loud manifestation of the indigenization policy of the Government specially attaining self reliance in maritime defence capabilities.
Acknowledging the efforts of Pakistani and Chinese engineers and technicians for construction of F-22P Frigate at Karachi Shipyard, the Chief Guest congratulated China State Shipbuilding Company (CSSC), China Shipbuilding and Trading Company (CSTC), Hudong Zhongua and Karachi Shipyards for launching the ship as per schedule and remarked that the occasion is yet another example of unparalleled Pak-China relations which are founded on strong mooring. The Chief Guest emphasized that launching of the warship being an important milestone has not only further strengthened our relations with Chinese friends but has added colour and eminence to celebrations for 60 years of resounding friendship between Pakistan and China.
The Naval Chief appreciated the turnaround of Karachi Shipyard that enabled it to meet challenges of constructing warships and attributed the success to sound planning of KS&EW management and untiring efforts of its workforce. The Chief Guest also urged Ministry of Defence Production (MoDP) to continue supporting KS&EW on their road to progress.
Admiral Noman emphasized on building a strong Navy capable to defend maritime interests of the country. The Chief Guest reiterated that we do not possess aggressive designs but our sea trade routes, vast Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) and international energy lines that pass very close to our coast need to be protected which is not only in the interest of our country but of the entire international community. Therefore, Pakistan Navy will continue to endeavour to maintain peace and stability in our area of responsibility.
Named as PNS ASLAT, the ship is 4th of its series of F-22P ships. The design and construction of these ships started in year 2005 after signing of contract between MoDP and China Shipbuilding Trading Company (CSTC). Under the contract, three ships were constructed at Hudong Zhongua Shipyard, China, while 4th ship is being constructed at KS&EW under the Transfer of Technology arrangement. In this regard, infrastructure at KS&EW has been upgraded and HR has been trained in China and Pakistan to undertake the construction work. First three ships have already been timely delivered to Pakistan Navy while the last ship launched today will be delivered as per schedule. Experience gained during construction of 4th ship at KS&EW will augment capabilities of Karachi Shipyard to reinforce its survivability and meet future challenges in warships construction projects.
F-22P project while contributing significantly to maritime defence of the country, has also added a new dimension to Pak-China collaboration in defence field. F-22P Frigates have evolved from design of a Chinese Frigate with modifications and customization to meet Pakistan Navys requirement. The induction of F-22P Frigates has considerably augmented existing surface fleet. These ships are capable of operating independently or as part of a task force in multi threat environments. These are equipped with state of the art weapons and sensors for anti-submarine, anti-surface and anti-air operations with comprehensive self defence capabilities. Ships are also embarked with organic helicopters to conduct dedicated anti-submarine operations thus enhancing the operational range of these ships.
Launching ceremony was attended by high ranking officials from Federal and Provincial Governments, Pakistan Armed Forces, law enforcement agencies, senior management of CSSC/CSTC, Hudong Shipyard and other distinguished guests from the corporate sector.
KARACHI: 4th F-22P Frigate (Designate PNS ASLAT) was launched here on Thursdayat Karachi Shipyard & Engineering Works in an impressive ceremony. Admiral Noman Bashir, Chief of the Naval Staff, was the Chief Guest on the occasion.
While addressing the ceremony, the Chief Guest remarked that launching of F-22P ship at KS&EW is a commendable accomplishment and a loud manifestation of the indigenization policy of the Government specially attaining self reliance in maritime defence capabilities.
Acknowledging the efforts of Pakistani and Chinese engineers and technicians for construction of F-22P Frigate at Karachi Shipyard, the Chief Guest congratulated China State Shipbuilding Company (CSSC), China Shipbuilding and Trading Company (CSTC), Hudong Zhongua and Karachi Shipyards for launching the ship as per schedule and remarked that the occasion is yet another example of unparalleled Pak-China relations which are founded on strong mooring. The Chief Guest emphasized that launching of the warship being an important milestone has not only further strengthened our relations with Chinese friends but has added colour and eminence to celebrations for 60 years of resounding friendship between Pakistan and China.
The Naval Chief appreciated the turnaround of Karachi Shipyard that enabled it to meet challenges of constructing warships and attributed the success to sound planning of KS&EW management and untiring efforts of its workforce. The Chief Guest also urged Ministry of Defence Production (MoDP) to continue supporting KS&EW on their road to progress.
Admiral Noman emphasized on building a strong Navy capable to defend maritime interests of the country. The Chief Guest reiterated that we do not possess aggressive designs but our sea trade routes, vast Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) and international energy lines that pass very close to our coast need to be protected which is not only in the interest of our country but of the entire international community. Therefore, Pakistan Navy will continue to endeavour to maintain peace and stability in our area of responsibility.
Named as PNS ASLAT, the ship is 4th of its series of F-22P ships. The design and construction of these ships started in year 2005 after signing of contract between MoDP and China Shipbuilding Trading Company (CSTC). Under the contract, three ships were constructed at Hudong Zhongua Shipyard, China, while 4th ship is being constructed at KS&EW under the Transfer of Technology arrangement. In this regard, infrastructure at KS&EW has been upgraded and HR has been trained in China and Pakistan to undertake the construction work. First three ships have already been timely delivered to Pakistan Navy while the last ship launched today will be delivered as per schedule. Experience gained during construction of 4th ship at KS&EW will augment capabilities of Karachi Shipyard to reinforce its survivability and meet future challenges in warships construction projects.
F-22P project while contributing significantly to maritime defence of the country, has also added a new dimension to Pak-China collaboration in defence field. F-22P Frigates have evolved from design of a Chinese Frigate with modifications and customization to meet Pakistan Navys requirement. The induction of F-22P Frigates has considerably augmented existing surface fleet. These ships are capable of operating independently or as part of a task force in multi threat environments. These are equipped with state of the art weapons and sensors for anti-submarine, anti-surface and anti-air operations with comprehensive self defence capabilities. Ships are also embarked with organic helicopters to conduct dedicated anti-submarine operations thus enhancing the operational range of these ships.
Launching ceremony was attended by high ranking officials from Federal and Provincial Governments, Pakistan Armed Forces, law enforcement agencies, senior management of CSSC/CSTC, Hudong Shipyard and other distinguished guests from the corporate sector.
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KARACHI, June 16 (APP): The Pakistan Navy fourth F22P Frigate was launched on Thursday. An impressive ceremony to this effect was held at the Karachi Shipyard and Engineering Works (KSEW). The Chief of the Naval Staff, Admiral Noman Bashir, was the chief guest at the launching ceremony. The vessel is the fourth F22P Frigate built indigenously at the KSEW with the chinese assistance. The first three such Frigates- PNS Zulfiqar, Shamsher and Saif, were built in China.
Admiral Noman Bashir remarked the launching of the F22P Frigate at the KSEW as a commendable accomplishment and a manifestation of the indigenous policy of the government specially attaining self-reliance in Maritime defence capabilities.
Acknowledging the efforts of Pakistani and Chinese engineers and technicians for the construction of F22P Frigate at the KSEW, he congratulated the China State Shipbuilding Company (CSSC) and the China Shipbuilding and Trading Company (CSTC), Hudong Zhongua and KSEW for launching the ship as per schedule.
Admiral Noman Bashir remarked that the occasion is yet another example of unparallel Pak-China relations which are founded on strong footing.
He said that launching of the warship being an important milestone has not only further strengthened our relations with Chinese friends but has also added colour and eminence to celebrations for 60 years of resounding friendship between Pakistan and China.
The Naval Chief also appreciated the turnaround of the KSEW that enabled it to meet challenges of constructing warships and attributed the success to sound planning of KSEW management and untiring efforts of the workforce.
He emphasized on building a strong Navy capable to defend the maritime interests of the country.
Admiral Noman Bashir reiterated that we do not possess any aggressive designs but our sea trade routes, vast exclusive economic zone (EEZ) and international energy lines that pass very close to our coast need to be protected which is not only in the interest of our country but of the entire international community.
The Managing Director of the KSEW, Commodore Nasir Iqbal Akbar, presented the welcome address.
The President of the CSTC, Wu Di, and the Chinese Consul General in Karachi, also spoke on the occasion.
The Managing Director of the KSEW presented a model of the F22P Frigate to Admiral Noman Bashir.
The Chief of the Naval Staff cut a ribbon to launch the frigate in to the sea.
On the occasion, he also announced a bonus for the staff of the KSEW.
Admiral Noman Bashir remarked the launching of the F22P Frigate at the KSEW as a commendable accomplishment and a manifestation of the indigenous policy of the government specially attaining self-reliance in Maritime defence capabilities.
Acknowledging the efforts of Pakistani and Chinese engineers and technicians for the construction of F22P Frigate at the KSEW, he congratulated the China State Shipbuilding Company (CSSC) and the China Shipbuilding and Trading Company (CSTC), Hudong Zhongua and KSEW for launching the ship as per schedule.
Admiral Noman Bashir remarked that the occasion is yet another example of unparallel Pak-China relations which are founded on strong footing.
He said that launching of the warship being an important milestone has not only further strengthened our relations with Chinese friends but has also added colour and eminence to celebrations for 60 years of resounding friendship between Pakistan and China.
The Naval Chief also appreciated the turnaround of the KSEW that enabled it to meet challenges of constructing warships and attributed the success to sound planning of KSEW management and untiring efforts of the workforce.
He emphasized on building a strong Navy capable to defend the maritime interests of the country.
Admiral Noman Bashir reiterated that we do not possess any aggressive designs but our sea trade routes, vast exclusive economic zone (EEZ) and international energy lines that pass very close to our coast need to be protected which is not only in the interest of our country but of the entire international community.
The Managing Director of the KSEW, Commodore Nasir Iqbal Akbar, presented the welcome address.
The President of the CSTC, Wu Di, and the Chinese Consul General in Karachi, also spoke on the occasion.
The Managing Director of the KSEW presented a model of the F22P Frigate to Admiral Noman Bashir.
The Chief of the Naval Staff cut a ribbon to launch the frigate in to the sea.
On the occasion, he also announced a bonus for the staff of the KSEW.
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great news!!!!!!! and indians plz have some patience........
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now question in my mind is what we got from TOT agreement and what would be next step ? we got tot of agusta-90 and we make them here but i never see next they even try to make a small sub with imported engine .now f-22p after this frigate whats there plan? pack they tools and sleep as they done with agusta project?
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