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Fincantieri to Support Transfer of Two FREMM Frigates to Greece

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Fincantieri will play a key role in the transfer of two FREMM frigates from Italy to Greece. Italy and Greece signed an Implementing Arrangement in Rome covering the transfer of Carlo Bergamini and Virginio Fasan. Both vessels are currently in service with the Italian Navy. The two frigates will be transferred to the Hellenic Navy, […]
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According to the Greek Ministry of Defense, Greece completed an agreement on Tuesday to purchase two Bergamini-class frigates from Italy, at a time when… Another defense move by Greece with hundreds of millions of euros

After the memorandum signed in Seafuture, here is the agreement on Fremm. Fincantieri, leading role. L'ad Folgiero: "New opportunities."

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After several months of negotiations, Italy and Greece agreed to transfer two FREMM frigates currently in service with the Military Navy to equip the Greek Navy. These are the ships Carlo Bergamini (F590) and Virginio Fasan (F591), whose incorporation will allow the Hellenic Navy to strengthen its combat capabilities while [...] The Italy entry agrees the transfer of two FREMM frigates from the Military Navy to equip the Greek Navy appears first…

Haber 7 - Greece is adding six more warships to its navy to 'combat new challenges emerging in the Southeastern Mediterranean'. Two of these ships will come from Italy. They have agreed to pay 500 million euros for the two ships.

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Kathimerini English Edition broke the news in Athens, Greece on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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