The Abu Dhabi class is a corvette design built by Fincantieri for the Navy of the United Arab Emirates. Only one ship, Abu Dhabi, was built. It is meant mainly for anti-submarine warfare, with patrol, maritime surveillance and reconnaissance as further tasks, and its stealth shape keeps its radar signature small. The design is based on the Italian Navy Comandanti class of patrol vessels, and the ship carries mostly Italian weapons and electronics, including a 76 millimetre gun and two 30 millimetre guns. She is 88.4 metres long, displaces about 1,650 tonnes fully loaded and has a crew of about 70. The contract was signed with Fincantieri in 2009; the hull was built at Riva Trigoso and towed to Muggiano near La Spezia for outfitting, and the ship was delivered to the Emirates Navy on 8 January 2013 together with the patrol vessel Ghantut.
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The delivery ceremony of two vessels for the United Arab Emirates Navy was held today at the Fincantieri shipyard in Muggiano (La Spezia).
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The ship was built in Italy with mostly Italian armament and electronics.
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The Abu Dhabi class comprises one corvette of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) Navy
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were delivered to the United Arab Emirates Navy on 8 January 2013
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The hull of the namesake of the class, the Abu Dhabi, was built by Fincantieri at the shipyard in Riva Trigoso (Genoa) and then transferred by pontoon to Muggiano (La Spezia) for outfitting.
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The ship was built in Italy with mostly Italian armament and electronics.
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