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04/08/2013
(Infodefensa.com) Madrid - A delegation of the Angolan Navy ship recently visited the Prince of Asturias for a commercial evaluation for a possible acquisition, but so far nothing has not materialized.
The visit came at the request of the Marina itself and is part of a program of visits to surplus units of the Navy, which has been developed over a week by different arsenals, as sources have indicated the Spanish Armada to the newspaper La Voz de Galicia .
The same sources added that to date no more visits planned delegations and no new demands consist of other nations to evaluate the possible acquisition of the vessel.
Apart from Angola has transcended other two countries Indonesia and the Philippines, have shown interest in the Prince of Asturias .
If realized in purchasing any of these interests, the operation could affect workload for Navantia , which is responsible for the reform and modernization of the Navy's flagship.
Failure to reach a firm offer, the final destination of the ship, as in the case of other units, public auction will be scrapping the ultimate goal.
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