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The navy currently only has its own port in Wilhelmshaven (Heppenser Groden naval base). Possible additional locations for a new naval base have been examined in the past.
A new port is to be built on the North Sea coast for the navy - further details on the location and plans are expected this Monday (11.30 a.m.). Federal Defense Minister Boris Pistorius wants to "explain the next steps regarding a possible new naval base" together with Lower Saxony's Prime Minister Olaf Lies (both SPD) in Emden, East Frisia, as stated in an invitation to a press conference. According to dpa information, Emden will be the location for the new military port - this has not yet been officially decided.
On the North Sea coast, the Navy currently only has its own port in Wilhelmshaven - the Heppenser Groden naval base. The Navy and the Federal Ministry of Defense had recently examined possible additional locations.
“The planned expansion of the armed forces will result in new location and real estate requirements in addition to infrastructural needs,” a spokeswoman for the Federal Ministry of Defense recently announced. No further information has yet been provided about the selection process, the criteria and the candidates, including Bremerhaven.
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Emden is officially confirmed as the location for the new naval base.
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Defense Minister Boris Pistorius and Lower Saxony's Prime Minister Olaf Lies plan to announce a new naval port in Emden on Monday. The port will have space for seven frigates, ten minesweepers and ten tugboats and will employ thousands of soldiers and civilian employees. Emden is competing with Bremerhaven for the location, while supporters emphasize the economic and strategic importance and opponents point to historical burdens.

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