Prime Minister Mark Carney will reveal whether South Korea or Germany won the contract on February 6
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The preferred bidder for the Canadian Navy's next 12-submarine procurement project is expected to be announced on the 6th local time. Canada's major daily newspaper The Globe and Mail reported on the 5th, citing multiple government sources, that Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney will officially announce on the 6th which country, Korea or Germany, has won the Canadian Patrol Submarine Project (CPSP) contract. The Prime Minister's Office announced that Prime Minister Carney will "announce new measures to make Canada safer, more resilient, and more prosperous" at 5:10 p.m. local time on the 6th in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Furthermore, The CPSP is a large-scale project to introduce up to 12 diesel submarines to replace the aging Victoria-class submarines.
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The preferred bidder for the Canadian Navy's next 12-submarine procurement project is expected to be announced on the 6th local time.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesCanada's major daily newspaper The Globe and Mail reported on the 5th, citing multiple government sources, that Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney will officially announce on the 6th which country, Korea or Germany, has won the Canadian Patrol Submarine Project (CPSP) contract.
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The Prime Minister's Office announced that Prime Minister Carney will "announce new measures to make Canada safer, more resilient, and more prosperous" at 5:10 p.m. local time on the 6th in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
according to Yonhap News AgencyThe CPSP is a large-scale project to introduce up to 12 diesel submarines to replace the aging Victoria-class submarines.
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