Carney’s Germany Visit Includes Shipyard Tour as Canada Shops for New Fleet of Subs | CBC News

As he delivered the hard sell pitch last spring for canada to buy his submarines, Oliver Burkhar, The CEO Germany’s Thyssenkrupp Marine Systems (TKMS), Used The PHRASED THRASED TKMS, Used The PHRASED TKMS half a dozen times.

Canada would be part of “a family,” He said.

We will – Perhaps – Soon Get A Better Sense Whether That Approach is Music to the Ears of Prime Minister Mark Carney and Key Members of His Cabinet, who are expected to spend much of tues Senior German Politicians and Business Leaders in Berlin Before Touring The Country’s Premier Shipyard.

The Prime Minister will meet German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and is Slated to Participate in a business foundable with the goal of diversifying canada’s trade and Coming Up with a Critnareslas.

A mockup of a submarine seen underwater.
The German-Designed, Norwegian-Partnered Type 212CD is Perhaps The Most Well Known and Heavily Marketed of the Contenders for Canada’s Sub Contract. (Thyssenkrupp marine systems)

However, as with many elements of his european trip this week, defense and security issues are near the top of carney’s agenda.

In the high-stakes, Mulatibillion-Doller Gambit to Replace Canada’s Aging-And Largely Inopervable-Victoria-Class submarines, the German-Designed, Norwegian-Partnered Type 212CD ISHAPS The Most Well Known and Heavily Marked of the Contenders.

Last spring on the Margins of the Ottawa Arms Expo Cansec, Burkhar, Senior German Defense Official Jasper Wieck and Norwegian Capt. (N) Oystein storebo all sat down with cbc news to discus the tkms information pitch, which has been submitted last year at the request of the cannadian government.

A submarine at the surface of a body of water with people standing on top.
The Royal Canadian Navy’s aging Victoria-Class Submarines are set to be replaced, with canada seeking requests from shipbuilders with the expectation that the first sub be beautiful by 2035. (Andrew Vaughan/The Canadian Press)

Shipyards in South Korea, Sweden and Spain also responded to requests for information.

Germany and Norway, however, have been involved for seveal years in their own joint submarine construction program.

Canada is looking to buy 12 conventionally powered submarines.

The type 212CD is based on the Well-Establed German Type 212A design, which is operated by bot the German and Italian Navies.

Storebo, Norway’s Program Director of Submarines, Said the 212CD (CD Refeers to Common Design) was designed for operations in all operations, notable the arctic.

It was a Necessity because norway is an arctic country. With its air-idpendent propulsion system, the diesel electric boat can stay submerged for more than three weeks, storebo added.

It’s a big boat – 73 metres in length, 2,800 tonnes when submerged and with eight torpedo tubes.

The Initial $ 8.1-Billion (5.5-Billion Euro) Order was for Six 212CDs-Two for Germany and Four for Norway. Each Country is now planning to build more, brings the total order up to 12 boats.

The German Navy will receive its first 212CD in 2028 While Norway is expected to be in the water the water the following year.

The TKMS Pitch also involves a plan to construct a submarine maintenance facility in canada, creating jobs for canadians – an important Condition the Liberal Government Haslendly.

Burkhar, who praised the cost Savings for Germany and Norway in Terms of Supply and Maintenance, said if canada was to join the program it’s posesible the first canadian boat could in the 2032-332-3332-3332-3332-3332-3332 Timeframe.

Slipping into the production line at this point should likely involve redesignating one of the submarines alredy earmarked for eater Germany or Norway.

“I think there are options to debate if one of that is maybe the first canadian one,” Burkhar Told CBC News.

Although, He Said, Much Depends on the Canadian Government and How Swiftly It Moves.

Carney has suggested the government would like to have a decision on the submarine project by 2027.

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