Beiteynu

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Ramatkal attempts to calm down the situation with Barmenistan
December 5332 - Chief of Staff Meaholit Shteman of the Weiss Administration has "stepped in" the Medinat Department's ongoing efforts in handling the situation with Barmenistan, after Noah Kadiyot's reported "loss of temper" on multiple occassions

- Kohav confirms preparations for the stationing of a Lourennais fleet in Himmelshtern and the Himmelshtern Beacon of Hope are underway



Yishelem, Beiteynu - In a press conference earlier this morning from the Office of the Rosh HaMemshala in Yishelem, a calm but evidently worried Chief of Staff attempted to address the situation with Barmenistan, Zardugal and the MSCO, which has endured cases of a "spillover" by the recently "tempered" Head of the Medinat Department, Noah Kadiyot. "While Mr. Kadiyot's recent rise of temper is inexcusable, it is however understandable", Meaholit Shteman, Chief of Staff to the Rosh HaMemshala stated in his opening remarks, "as the Prime Minister himself has already acknowledged. The Medinat Department has long had to deal with a degrading situation with Cildania, the addition of further complexity with the Barmenistani declaration of a state emergency and the threats we have received from Barmenistani militia have only added to the stress of the Office of Majatran Affairs. Rest assured, the Office of Homeland Affairs has began coordinating directly with the Office of the Rosh HaMemshala in addressing the situation with our southern neighbour in a stable, concrete and long-term manner towards peace and security in the peninsula. While the comments from the Zardic Federation are well received, we find them diplomatically aggressive in the face of obscurity - the State of Beiteynu will not abandon the MSCO and we will continue working with the organisation to a reasonable degree. To that end, the Office of the Rosh HaMemshala has extended a direct invite to the Barmenistani Government to begin discussions on clearing the air and the obscurity".

"While we do not oppose the deployment of Zardic military personnel to Barmenistan, we find ourselves at odds should the Barmenistani Government continues to avoid working with us", he added further, "as the security of the Jelbek Peninsula is of the outmost importance to us. The State of Beiteynu does not wish, nor will it wish, to impose upon the sovereignty of our fellow neighbour in any manner, however, we will not continue standing idly in the face of uncertainty to the security of our borders and the observed lack of stability in Barmenistan. It is the position of the Weiss Administration that the Beiteynuese Government will seek to assist Barmenistan by any means we can garner and that the Barmenistani Government deems prudent for its citizenry, lest we find ourselves in an armament race in our borders that might set off a long-term friction in bilateral relations. We are in a position to assist, should Sekhmet choose to work with us".

The Chief of Staff declined to answer any questions, thus concluding the impromptu press conference.

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Dundorfian partnership embraced across the spectrum
May 5334 - With decades in the making and almost a century of diplomatic and trade relations, the Beiteynuese - Dundorfian Partnership Agreement promises to elevate commerce between the 2 countries to a new level of cooperation, especially as the informational technology industry picks up momentum in Artania

- Kasaema coordinates with the Medinat Department on the situation in Davostan - Kivonia
- MOIT reports airport and port expansion projects delivered, committee to review deliverables as MOJ amps up its embezzlement investigations
- Kohav completes preparations in Himmelshtern for the stationing of a Lourennais fleet



Yishelem, Beiteynu - The Office of Artanian Affairs of the Medinat Department reports that the legislative and logistical preparations following the partnership's ratification last year have been completed, with the Office of Homeland Affairs to coordinate with the Office of Trade & Commerce, the Olami Trade Association and the Ministry of Finance itself on enacting the new provisos defined on the adjusted framework on commercial relations between Beiteynu and Dundorf, signalling their importance "as observed over the course of the last decades", especially following the introduction of the Weiss Policy in Beiteynuese foreign policy, which was very well received by the Dundorfian and Dorvish Governments in equal measure, also introducing a more transparent manner of conduct for Beiteynuese intelligence via the guidance of Dorvish leadership in the continent. The new partnership agreement promises to extend the already existing solid ties between specific industries in the 2 markets marked by the Accord of Partnership in almost a century, with provisos such as minimum to no tariffs and double taxation also paving the way for new sectors to thrive under the guise of the framework, which the Olami Trade Association will pursue to the outmost degree, echoing the Beiteynuese market's long-standing preference of certain Dundorfian services and products since the early 53rd century.

Alongside the stipulated joint pursuit of investments both domestically and abroad and the preference of quotas upwards of 15B LOD amounting to a total of 30B LOD in net trade to be reached by 5350 as projected by the Olami Trade Association, Beiteynuese financial institutions will seek to work closer with the Dundorfian market to expand the country's exports by leveraging Beiteynu's extensive trade network, now spanning the continents of Majatra, Artania, Dovania and very recently, Seleya. A preference to Dundorfian imports will be given on automotive and construction related products and services, including but not limited to agricultural products, household appliances, pharmaceutical and other medical products, beer, electronic equipment and commercial air flights (travel services), with an even special preference given to the construction industry, considering its noticeable past of agreements with both the Beiteynuese Government and the private sector on domestic projects such as the expansion of the country's airports and ports stemming from the Bei Ishmael and Le Hofesh Acts almost 40 years ago. With the extension of export preferences to pharmaceutical and other medical products the Dundorfian market will presumably compete with Dorvish exports on these areas, whereas its electronic equipment comes to compete with the recent flare up of Luthorian exports of computer hardware and consumer electronics.

The recent uptick in momentum on these industries has also driven growth to the Beiteynuese information technology industry, which will seek to capitalise on the credit line of Beiteynuese banks to expand operations in Artania, with companies such as Alef Bet and Beigle seeking to provide their advertising and marketing services to a flourishing and mature Artanian market, while companies like Bira Technologies and Beiret Packed specialising in software for computer hardware will explore extending their operations directly in Dundorf, Kundrati and Luthori (with a rumoured partnership with Invergn in the works).

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Dorvische Allgemeine Zeitung: Beiteynu and Dorvik sign historic partnership agreement in Haldor. (July 5335)

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Beigle inaugurates corporate complex in Himmelshtern
November 5335 - The Beiteynuese search and social media leader has announced the completion of its new headquarters in the country's technology hub under Mt. Bermon, with a plan to hire an additional 12.350 personnel across the information technology spectrum



Himmelshtern, Beiteynu - Beigle's shares reached an all time high at closing bell yesterday afternoon after the company announced the completion of its new corporate headquarters and a hiring plan of 7.300 over the course of the next 2.5 years. The country's go-to search engine has consistently reported increased earnings in its shareholder and investor reports over the course of the previous 7 years, ever since it received a "golden investment package" by Beishalom Group on a whopping 3.7B LOD Series C funding to extend its revenue generators with additional staff and further development of its marketing and advertising tools, on a platform of "healthy" competition in the rising informational technology industry, with Alef Bet standing as Beigle's indirect competitor since 5303. Beigle and Beishalom Group executives have stressed the importance of funnelling capital to the industry, which has seen its partnerships domestically and abroad spike in recent years, thanks to the efforts of the Beiteynuese Government in opening up the country's trade network in countries such as Dundorf and Dorvik. While the industry has remained significantly tied to the Equifund - Himmelshtern is after all the country's military hub - with companies such as Bein Kalim and Mekadir dominating both domestic marketshare and industry cycles, companies like Beigle, Alef Bet, Yoter Technologies and even Beitcom and Beiret Packed which do not specialise in search, social and marketing/advertising, have taken center stage in their battle to compete with Beiteynu's traditional "militarised" information technology industry, ever since the Equifund rose to prominence since 5227, more than 100 years ago.

One of the industry's major hurdles hindering its growth is the observed "drain" of a capable and educated workforce, which has taken refuge historically in other countries such as Dorvik, Luthori and Dundorf, the "traditional" leaders in computer hardware, consumer electronics, construction and overall hardcore engineering facets that Beiteynu's has lacked in favour of its more prominent industries in business administration (financial services and shipping). In pursuing the injection of investment capital into an ever growing industry tied to international hardware supply and demand, Beishalom Group, Beigle and Alef Bet will lead the way in various research and development grants and programs with the country's engineering universities, in the hopes of reversing the "brain drain" observed since the beginning of the 53rd century. Enforced by favourable legislature and international agreements in regards to foreign nationals residing and working in Beiteynu, Beigle will seek to coordinate with universities from Kundrati, Istalia and Lourenne in fulfilling its ambitious plans of hiring an additional workforce of 12.350.

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Invergn to sign deal with Beiret Packed on computer hardware
December 5335 - As the Luthorian manufacturer of computer related hardware expands in the markets of Kundrati and Beiteynu, the Olami Trade Association and Beishalom Group double down on new hardware/software pathways in trade and commerce with Artania

Himmelshtern, Beiteynu - Invergn Industries International's expansion plans in establishing 4 additional semiconductor fabrication plants - or foundries - in the markets of Kundrati and Beiteynu has been regarded by financial executives as a "bold move" for Luthori's premier manufacturer of consumer electronics and computer hardware, which seeks to establish a foothold in microelectronics to extend its autonomous production of motherboards, GPUs, CPUs and RAMs for desktop computers and laptops, via the pursuit of extensive partnerships with the Beiteynuese information technology industry. The industry's traditionally "militarised" wing dominated by Bein Kalim and Mekadir - a subsidiary of aeronautics conglomerate Biraero - of the Equifund has found an appeal from foreign hardware manufacturers on Beiteynu's quality results specifically on performance and security in terms of software development largely stemming from the Equifund's strict military grade standards ranging from Tikkun Haganah's Merkava battle tank's firing system to Sato's high precision navigation software for its missiles and Biraero's jet fighter command and control aviation electronics. From the caverns of military grade software comes Beiret Packed and Bira Technologies, 2 prominent companies that seek to "compete" with the Equifund's military focus and expand on software development for civilian use.

Beiret Packed, backed by Beishalom Group's 800M LOD Series A funding announced the previous week, will enter into a partnership with Invergn and join forces with the Luthorian manufacturer into producing higher quality programming for the company's computer hardware pipelines, with a larger focus placed on chips and chipsets, with Bira Technologies and Black Beisa rumoured to introduce an innovative B1 and B2 Chipset for CPUs specifically designed for the demands of the information technology industry on equipment that can withstand the increasingly rising demands of coding languages such as Django and Python on Machine Learning, as companies like Beigle and Alef Bet begin to place a large focus on big data and data analysis to further boost their primary revenue generators in marketing, performance marketing, advertising and programmatic advertising, with Alef Bet's DSP sitting at the forefront of innovation in data clusters and analytics, straining the capabilities of server infrastructure that the Beiteynuese market currently maintains from providers such as Mispaha from Himmelshtern.

Beishalom Group has confirmed that its Artanian division is actively looking to assist Beiteynuese IT companies in expanding in Dundorf and Kundrati over the course of the next decade, as hardware manufacturers from abroad continue to partner up with domestic software developers.

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Alef Bet lays the groundwork on new headquarters in Kundrati
December 5335 - The Beiteynuese leader in software development and digital services on marketing and advertising will be backed by Beishalom Group into expanding its operations in Artania with new corporate headquarters to manage the company's logistics in Kundrati, Luthori, Dundorf, Endralon and Dorvik



Himmelshtern, Beiteynu - The recent agreements brokered by the Medinat Department and the Olami Trade Association have opened up extensive pathways with major Artanian markets for the Beiteynuese information technology industry to expand its marketing and advertising services, dubbed by many executives from both the financial and IT industries in Beiteynu as a "prime opportunity to invest in mature markets that offer great potential in advertising services". Alef Bet's DSP platform announced back in 5303 has essentially dominated the niche of programmatic advertising in Beiteynu's trade network across Terra with the exception of Seleya, which aside from the Tukarense investments in digital infrastructure, continues to lag behind. Alef Bet's new corporate headquarters in Kundrati will expand the company's regional logistics divisions and pave the way for the increase of advertising exports in countries such as Kundrati, Endralon, Luthori, Dundorf and Dorvik, especially as the latter 3 bring strong computer hardware and consumer electronics industries to the forefront of potential partnerships with Beiteynuese software developers, largely boosting the industry's momentum observed in recent years, with the recently announced Invergn - Beiret Packed partnership notwithstanding. Beiteynu's travel industry, with prominent airliners such as United Medinat and Bei Airlines that have traditionally leveraged the strength of bilateral relations with Kundrati to establish a solid foothold over the course of the last 50 years, stands to gain the most, considering how both advertising and travel gained a noticeable edge in commerce since the launch of the widely successfull #VisitBei campaign back in 5284, which opened the floodgates of internationalism to Beiteynu's more domestic and traditional industries such as tourism.

With the introduction of Alef Bet's presence into the Kundrati market, the company will make its products and services accessible to Artanian businesses seeking to leverage the company's tools in performance marketing and programmatic advertising especially, to extend their outreach and capture audiences in Artanian search engines and social media platforms alike. Executives confirmed earlier this morning that the company's twofold plan will double down on securing partnerships with search and social providers in accessing, developing and connecting databases and APIs (Application Programming Interface) on first-party and third-party data - with the Olami Trade Association confirming it will assist the companies in conforming to regional and national legislatures on data privacy - to allow businesses and digital agencies to tap into a broader network of more effective and more precise advertising campaigns from Alef Bet's software tools (SaaS platforms), such as its Universal Advertising Analytics, which now counts 45 years since its creation, becoming the standard in the Beiteynuese market for tracking the ROI of digital advertising efforts. The company is also reportedly in the works of releasing its own centralised programmatic advertising network, alongside a Supply Side Platform (SSP) to compliment its DSP in providing another platform for media and digital publishers to host and bid advertising space more effectively.

Alef Bet will also focus on securing deals with digital marketing agencies from Kundrati, in an effort to boost traction and increase investor confidence in the broader advertising market of the region, thus generating more demand for its SaaS products.

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#VisitBei - Himmelshtern, the technology hub at the tip of Mt. Bermon
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From the coastal tip of Mt. Bermon in the northwest, right at the juncture where the mountain line splits the North Bank with the West Bank, sits the shining coastal city of Himmelshtern and its glorious island to the north, the Himmelshtern Beacon of Hope. Considering the cultural backdrop that is so evident in other Beiteynuese cities, Himmelshtern, alongside Tel Bira, is widely considered one of the country's more "modern" cities, acting as a hub for technology rather than being known for its cultural, heritage and historical sites that are rather noticeable in cities such as Antzarhe and Amshinov. Built on the tip of the mountain and spread out on both ends, Himmelshtern offers 4 distinct areas: 1) the multiple residential areas spread circularly across the lower altitudes of Mt. Bermon, 2) its lower downtown class that bustles with both service companies and farmer's market bringing in the goods from the ports and the Amikot and Golav Valleys, 3) its recently spurred technology hub to the southwest and 4) its heavily militarised section to the northeast, with the warships of the Beiteynuese Naval Command ever present in the horizon overlooked by the infamous Ulysses Buildings on the mountain.



Although not boasting the largest port in the country, Himmelshtern is a fine point of maritime trade especially in the deeper ends of the western regions of the Migrant's Pass, frequently acting as the go-to port in western Artanian and Majatran trade, also connecting routes between the North Bank's more international traffic in Sholemberg to Rishon Le Hofesh in the southwest region of the West Bank. Both the Beiteynuese Naval Command - with the Lekavot Fleet, named after the island - and the Equifund are heavily present in the northwestern region of the city, with prominent manufacturers like Beir Leshet and Shafir Koalit maintaining their shipyards and facilities. The city also houses the Equifund's very own Olami Kleneshek Expo, spotted further downtown.



The scene boasts a contrasting view in the southwest, where the country's technology hotspot has surged in recent decades alongside the city's main exit highway leading to Tel Bira in the West Bank. Companies like Alef Bet, Beigle and Beiret Packed have beautified the city's scenery with more high-end buildings, creating a sort of "office compound" at the city's southwestern entrance. The long-standing Azrielli Mall nearby represents a hallmark of Beiteynuese capitalism.



The city's commercial heart is evenly spread on both the coastal plain to the northeast and on top of Mt. Bermon, also housing 3 of the country's most prominent universities, including the Naval Academy of Beiteynu. The most "torturous" characteristic of the city, however, is its comparatively far more humid atmosphere than the rest of the country, finding citizens and tourists alike with their T-Shirts stuck to their skins 24/7, from which an escape can only be found in the comforting trees of Himmelshtern's National Garden spanning from Mt. Bermon all the way to the coastal plain. But barely.

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Nimshal Act hits the Knesset floor, promises to solidify digital governance
January 5336 - The highly anticipated Nimshal Act promised by the Weiss Administration back in 5314 brings the country's 100-year digital transformation in full circle, with the formation of the independent and centralised Digitali Nimshal under the Ministry of Infrastructure & Transport



Himmelshtern, Beiteynu - The newly formed Digitali Nimshal represents a merger of the Ministry of Infrastructure & Transport's 2 independent organisations pertaining to the Beiteynuese Government's digital affairs, the Department of Digital Transformation & Governance and the Tactical Bureau of Intelligence, which was founded in the early 53rd century by Baruch Lea Tzafrir himself as an intelligence and data processing department of the Terran Remediation Agency, shortly after the Agency's own merger/foundation in 5200. Ever since 5276 under the Shlomo Administration's vast reforms of the country's foreign policy and intelligence methods following the Agency's scandals and the MOJ's persecutions in the 80s, both the DDTG and the TBI have operated independently under the MOIT and have largely focused their efforts on digital infrastructure and government services, including the 50M LOD public investment into Tukarali which completed in 5313.

With the flair up in the information technology industry in recent years, the Weiss Administration has been pressured to enact its promised Nimshal Act in bringing the country's digital transformation to a full circle of solidified digital governance, with the introduction of a government organisation that would be empowered to operate independently and with a more centralised manner of conduct similarly to the conduct of other organisations that have largely shaped the country's progress such as the Medinat Department and the Bureau of Keshef Management. The Digitali Nimshal will seek to establish stronger ties with the private sector on further enhancing and developing the Beiteynuese Government's digital services, including but not limited to digital authorisations, citizen "repositories", permits, financial management and IDs, operating more in the context of day-to-day government management and supervision rather than remaining reliant on special initiatives such as grants, partnerships and investments to "move the ball forward" in a country that is no stranger to services altogether.

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Dorvish alliance heralds new era in international affairs
February 5336 - In concluding the preparations following the ratification of the Beiteynuese - Dorvish Alliance Agreement, the Head of the Medinat Department addressed journalists on a platform of "a new era of Artanian - Majatran cooperation", to further add to the tectonic alliance with Eroncourt

Yishelem, Beiteynu - Following the ratification and inauguration of another tectonic alliance with Dorvik last year to compliment an already impactful alliance now decades in the making with Lourenne, the Head of the Medinat Department commemorated the conclusion of preparations and logistical operations in coordination with several organisations of the Beiteynuese Government, including but not limited to the Olami Trade Association, the Kohav and the department's very own Office of Trade & Commerce. Echoing the Rosh HaMemshala's and Ramatkal's statements on the "alliance heralding a new era in international affairs", Noah Kadiyot, the Head of the Medinat Department extended upon the original remarks by expressing the Ministry of Foreign Affair's "eagerness" in extending the already centuries-old relations on the newly introduced and more "robust" alliance agreement. "Of the most vital parts of the new agreement are the solidification of commercial relations on a more explicit platform that also recognises our country's exports in shipping, travel and information technology", he stated, further adding "[...] these come in par with honouring both Beiteynu's trade network in Artania and Dorvik's noticeable partnership(s) with the Majatran Economic Association [MEA/MA], of which we are currently leading the discussions on a platform of equal representation and merit for Majatran countries".

The Head of the Medinat Department also briefly commented on the military provisos, citing how "joint partnerships" would definitely bring both nations's defence industries "closer" towards the advancement of more sophisticated weaponry in ensuring peace and stability, referencing the Equifund's recent partnerships with Lourennais companies as "evidence" of "successful and fruitful military agreements". He further commented that joint efforts in patrolling the Migrant's Pass and Dorvik's military presence in the Tanus von Desidier Naval Installation in Kafuristan are "stellar examples" of a "common vision" in "the equally shared pursuit of stability in both continents", a sentiment that was shared by the Dorvish Government during negotiations.

When asked about the Dorvish media referencing the trilateral relations as the "das Triumvirat" (Triumvirate), he simply smirked in silence.

The Head of the Medinat Department also commented on the "strengthening of relations" amongst Beiteynu's network of partners and allies, remarking upon how Kundrati's rise has fuelled the circle of growth on both ends of the aisle. "We will most assuredly continue to honour our alliances with Kundrati, Istalia and Pontesi to an equal measure as the Lourennais and Dorvish agreements", he stated, "in the hopes that Yishelem can continue to assist its partners on a platform of diplomatic gravitas that they can directly tap into to extend their own spheres of prosperous growth", he concluded referencing the recent warm up of Endralonian-Kundrati relations as one of the Medinat Department's better judgements in deciding to deflect to Kasaema to foster relations with Endralon, further boosting Kundrati's gravitas in the process. In standing stronger on international affairs, the Medinat Department has also commented that it will seek to empower its "closer" partners at home, including Selucia, (Cildania), Kafuristan and Istalia, spanning the north-west-east arc of the Majatran Sea, also citing how the presence of the Beiteynuese Naval Command in the most prominent of Yishelem's allies, Kundrati and Istalia, has acted as a "amplifier" in strengthening their positions in their respective regions (Artanian Sea & Sea of Lost Souls) in regards to increased trade stemming from the momentum of the Beiteynuese shipping industry.

In response to the Zardic Federation's statements last year, the Head of the Medinat Department dismissed the Zardic Director-General's comments on the trilateral relations as "absurd and obstrusive" when asked about the ongoing turmoils south of the border in Barmenistan, citing how the Theoktistido Administration's foreign policy of "taking action where action is necessary" sets a dangerous precedent that is "borderline threatening" to regional diplomacy. "There is not a single shred of evidence to back the Zardic Federation's claims that foreign powers have been working to anoint rulership over our continent, much less the Beiteynuese Government having ever shown an interest in continental hegemony for that matter", he stated, further adding, "[...] the MSCO, an organisation built on equal leadership, was reinvigorated by Beiteynu's efforts". Noah Kadiyot concluded his statement on the matter by commenting how Zardugal "is currently jeopardising regional stability itself with absurd remarks on the disruption of regional stability". The Medinat Department however confirmed that the Office of Majatran Affairs is still open to working closer with the Zardic Federation in warming up bilateral relations, should Zardugal accept to walk down such a path.

Insofar as the Trigunian situation is concerned as international pressure continues to mount on counts of human rights violations, the Medinat Department and the now minuscule diplomatic force of the Office of Keris Affairs both declined to comment, with rumours circulating in the highest ranks of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of an ongoing lobbying effort by the Beiteynuese shipping industry, which continues to maintain a 5.3% marketshare in Neftkomp's petroleum distribution network. Sources have also attributed the pressure directly to Neftkomp, as it holds a number of shares in prominent Beiteynuese companies such as Hadayim and Tadraki Freight Shipping Inc., with both being relatively known for their pursuit of petroleum related interests since 5238.

He concluded his statements by remarking on how Yishelem echoes the position of the United Kingdom (Lourenne) on Fort William.

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Kohav extends Hofesh Fleet in the southwest with Kundrati
May 5336 - After significant pressure in recognising the importance of the country's naval forces in the West Bank in equal measure with the Yeudi Fleet in Sholemberg, the Kohav has issued a series of defence contracts to the Equifund, alongside structural changes and the welcoming of the Kundrati force

- "The Meddling Affairs" expected to hit bookshelves in the next decade, chronicling the Agency's pivotal role in Yishelem's rise
- Birco to sign extensive port licenses in Cildania, rumoured to purchase CNSC shares with Ashalon Bank BEIFG
- Ashalon Bank BEIFG to invest in the tobacco, wine and condom industries in Cildania



Himmelshtern, Beiteynu - In a joint press conference, the Admiral of the Hofesh Fleet, the Naval Chief of the Beiteynuese Naval Command and the Head of the Kohav announced the MOD's plans in extending the capability and firepower of the country's southwestern fleet stationed in Rishon Le Hofesh and Tel Bira. The Hofesh Fleet, acting as both an aggressive and defensive force in the West Bank, has been reported as "lagging behind" the capability for the Yeudi Fleet in the North Bank, with military officers and Knesset members alike stating that its mandate of protecting the country's southwestern sea passes in the Red Bass Ocean should be regarded as of equal importance with the Yeudi Fleet's mandate of securing the Migrant's Pass. The project will run over the course of the next 8 years, split into 3 distinct stages and will see the capability of the Hofesh Fleet increased from 17 to 37 vessels, including Kundrati's force of 9 warships.

The 1st phase of the project will include the purchase of 3 new Horizon-class destroyers from Canrille Defence Enterprise to replace the older and widely considered as "ineffective for the BNC's modern needs" Farragut-class and Spruance-class destroyers of the 21st Flotilla, acquired from Tzafrir Defence Industries at the beginning of the 53rd century. TDI's vessels will be decommissioned and offered to the Naval Museum of Beiteynu in Himmelshtern, in honouring the history of the Equifund's earliest attempts at capital ships, which the consortium eventually abandoned in favour of the recent Lourennais partnerships.

The 2nd phase of the project will include the purchase of 7 Super Dvora Mk II-class patrol boats for the H199 Patrol Squadron from Beir Leshet at a total cost of 17.5M LOD, with the ships to be assembled in the shipyards of Kundrati, the company has reported. The new ships are aimed at increasing the capability of the squadron in its mandate of coastal defence, border patrol and law enforcement in the West Bank, especially in the shores south of Rishon Le Hofesh. As part of the preparations of further extending the Hofesh Fleet with warships from Kundrati in regards to extending the BNC's capability with the assistance of Beiteynu's allies as announced last year, the Kohav has already moved forward with the issuance of 3 defence contracts to Dundorfian contractors on the expansion of certain wings of the Hofesh Naval Base's southern dock stations, to accommodate the addition of a Kundrati naval force of 9 warships. The Kundrati wing of the Hofesh Fleet will form the H201 Patrol Squadron and assimilate itself under the BNC's logistics, sharing the same mandate with the H199/H200. Kundrati's personnel will train alongside the Beiteynuese navy, while its officers will undergo a rigorous training extension program in the Naval Academy of Himmelshtern.

The 3rd and final stage of the project to complete over the course of the next 8 years is the replacement of TDI's 6 La Combattante IIa-class missile boats with the far more superior Reshef-class missile boat by Beir Leshet, including the decommissioning of the 2 Assad-class corvettes of the H199 and H200 Patrol Squadrons and their replacement with 5 Sa'ar 6-class co-produced by Beir Leshet and Canrille Defence Enterprise, with the ship's research, development and testing phase scheduled to be completed in 5340 as previously announced by both companies back in 5322, at a total cost of 2B LOD.