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A South Korean memorandum revealed that Morocco has become a potential country for the purchase of two submarines as part of a possible military project, in its efforts to enhance its naval capabilities. The information indicates that Moroccan needs could range from two to three submarines, with the possibility of participation from Korean, German, and French companies in the competition, although no official request has been made yet. The Korean company Hanwa Ocean is seeking to expand its presence in the global market by offering the KSS-III submarine model 2025, which features advanced capabilities, including an air-independent propulsion system, lithium battery usage, and vertical missile launch systems, all while considering cost and maintenance to suit Moroccan naval requirements. This move comes amid intense international competition among leading manufacturers, amid a rising global demand for submarines, which has averaged six units per year over the past five years, with expectations that the demand will continue to grow to bolster maritime dominance and coastal protection.
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