Oman govt orders training naval ship from India’s Swan Defence

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SDHI Shipyard in Gujarat
Mumbai, Feb 6 (NVI) The Government of Oman has ordered a training vessel for its Navy from Swan Defence and Heavy Industries (SDHI) of India.
The vessel, scheduled to be delivered within 18 months, will feature a state-of-the-art navigation system, an advanced communications suite, and the capability to conduct helicopter operations, according to a statement issued by SDHI.

Measuring 104.25 m in length, the ship will have a beam of 13.88 m and displacement of up to 3500T, according to the statement.

The vessel will be equipped with modern classrooms, training offices and accommodation facilities and house an auditorium to provide a world-class learning environment at sea for up to 70 officer cadets.

“This contract stands as a testament to our advanced technical expertise and world-class shipbuilding capabilities that meet global benchmarks. Earning the confidence of the Royal Navy of Oman reinforces SDHI’s commitment to excellence and drives us to consistently deliver high-quality vessels distinguished by innovation, reliability and performance,” said Rear Admiral V.K. Saxena (retd), CEO of SDHI. (NVI)