The Qatari Navy has received the delivery of the first Doha Class Corvette among 4 Order Doha Class Corvette warships to Italy. The first Doha class corvette is also known as Al Jubarah class corvette.

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In addition, Qatar will soon receive two more offshore patrol boats from Italy. Qatar ordered 4 Doha-class Corvettes and 3 offshore patrol boats in 2016, with Qatar contributing 4 billion euros. Qatar has already received its first Doha class delivery, with two of the remaining three being on a sea trial and the construction of the remaining one Doha Class Corvette underway at a rapid pace. The main radar in this Doha class corvette in Qatar is Kronos AESA radar which is capable of detecting enemy aircraft, cruise missiles, and drones coming within 250 km.It also has a modern submarine detection gold system and a Silina MK-2 deco launcher.
Details of Doha Class Corvette at a Glance: -
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Type: - Corvette warships
Crew: - 112 people
Weight: - 3250 tons
Length: - 108 meters
Width: - 14 meters
Speed: - 26 knots
Range: - 3500 nautical miles
Service: - 202
Weapons
1 OTO Melara 76mm Naval Song.
2 Marlin 30mm remote control guns.
A total of 21 RIM-116 short-range air defense missiles with a range of 10 km in 1 RAM launcher. It is particularly adept at destroying low-flying enemy aircraft and cruise missiles. The Vertical Wall Launcher has 16 Aster-30 1NT long-range air defense system missiles capable of destroying enemy warplanes, helicopters, drones, and cruise missiles that have a range of 120 km. 6 Exocet MM40 Block-3 anti-ship cruise missiles capable of destroying enemy warships 180 km away.
.In addition, it does not have a dedicated anti-submarine weapon, i.e. a torpedo, but it carries 1 NH-90 anti-submarine helicopter for anti-submarine roll.

