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TKMS recently sold two Meko A200 frigates to the Algerian Navy, which are based on the
four Meko A200s supplied to the South African Navy. Algeria’s ministry of defence ordered the vessels on March 26 after a year of negotiations. Gehlhoff said that the Algerian contract went into effect in August and will be followed by six months of design work, for delivery of ships in three to four years’ time, which is a relatively short period.



http://www.defenceweb.co.za/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=28023:thyssenkrupp-marine-systems-offering-patrol-vessels-to-south-african-navy&catid=51:Sea&Itemid=106

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Algeria
has signed a contract with China Shipbuilding Trading Company for three
light frigates, after ordering two Meko A-200N frigates from Germany’s
ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems.



The
three light frigates will be built either at Guangzhou or the Shanghai
Huangpu Shipyard. The vessels will displace around 2 800 tons fully
loaded, and will be powered by MTU diesel engines.



The
Algerian Navy has been undergoing expansion in recent years as it faces
problems such as smuggling, illegal migration and indigenous terrorism.
These threats mainly affect Algeria's harbours and maritime
communication routes and ships passing through the Straits of Gibraltar.
Consequently, the Algerian Navy maintains a well-trained and
well-equipped fleet to provide security to more than 1000 km of
coastline.