最新消息，中国出售土耳其导弹项目接近完成!

土耳其Hurriyet日报2014年3月27日报道，中国向土耳其出售价值34亿美元导弹的项目接近完成。此项目由中国精密机械进出口公司（CPMIEC）承担。公司项目负责人Wu Yang（不知道中文名字）在2014年多哈国际防务展上表示：“项目接近完成。同时，我们也在评估土耳其方面的要求”。

2013年9月，CPMIEC在土耳其的竞标中击败了俄罗斯，美国，法国，意大利公司，成功中标。CPMIEC出价34.4亿美元，是所有公司中价格最低的，还包括技术转让。

北约和美国多次表示中国导弹系统与现有的北约系统不兼容，但土耳其坚持认为不存在这个问题。

Turkish missile deal ‘almost done’: Chinese company

Chinese firm China Precision Machinery Export-Import Corp. (CPMIEC) has made its first public statement on Turkey’s $3.4 billion long-range air and missile defense system, claiming that the finalization of the tender “is almost done.”

Wu Yang, the coordinator of the project, spoke at DIMDEX 2014 International Maritime Defence Exhibition in Doha, saying: “It’s almost done. We are also approaching the end in the evaluation of Turkey’s requests.”

In September 2013, NATO member Turkey chose CPMIEC, a firm that has been sanctioned by Washington, to co-produce the system, rejecting rival bids from Russian, United States, French and Italian firms.

With its provisional decision, Ankara approved the lowest offer despite worries about the Chinese system’s ultimate compatibility with NATO-owned early warning assets.

Following reactions from the West, Turkey had extended the deadline for missile system tender offers by three more months despite provisionally awarding the deal to China.

NATO and the United States have repeatedly conveyed to Ankara that a Chinese missile defense system will not be interoperable with NATO systems, even as Turkey has claimed that the proposed system will be compatible with existing systems.

CPMIEC placed the lowest bid of $3.44 billion for the tender, while offering the transfer of design technology and joint production
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土耳其Hurriyet日报2014年3月27日报道，中国向土耳其出售价值34亿美元导弹的项目接近完成。此项目由中国精密机械进出口公司（CPMIEC）承担。公司项目负责人Wu Yang（不知道中文名字）在2014年多哈国际防务展上表示：“项目接近完成。同时，我们也在评估土耳其方面的要求”。

2013年9月，CPMIEC在土耳其的竞标中击败了俄罗斯，美国，法国，意大利公司，成功中标。CPMIEC出价34.4亿美元，是所有公司中价格最低的，还包括技术转让。

北约和美国多次表示中国导弹系统与现有的北约系统不兼容，但土耳其坚持认为不存在这个问题。

Turkish missile deal ‘almost done’: Chinese company

Chinese firm China Precision Machinery Export-Import Corp. (CPMIEC) has made its first public statement on Turkey’s $3.4 billion long-range air and missile defense system, claiming that the finalization of the tender “is almost done.”

Wu Yang, the coordinator of the project, spoke at DIMDEX 2014 International Maritime Defence Exhibition in Doha, saying: “It’s almost done. We are also approaching the end in the evaluation of Turkey’s requests.”

In September 2013, NATO member Turkey chose CPMIEC, a firm that has been sanctioned by Washington, to co-produce the system, rejecting rival bids from Russian, United States, French and Italian firms.

With its provisional decision, Ankara approved the lowest offer despite worries about the Chinese system’s ultimate compatibility with NATO-owned early warning assets.

Following reactions from the West, Turkey had extended the deadline for missile system tender offers by three more months despite provisionally awarding the deal to China.

NATO and the United States have repeatedly conveyed to Ankara that a Chinese missile defense system will not be interoperable with NATO systems, even as Turkey has claimed that the proposed system will be compatible with existing systems.

CPMIEC placed the lowest bid of $3.44 billion for the tender, while offering the transfer of design technology and joint production
http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com ... 7&NewsCatID=345