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We have cooperation on
- UAV's
- Armored vehicles
- Shipbuilding
- Fire arms developments (riffle, howitzer, tank)
- Military educations (pilots, battle strategies etc.)
We have cooperation on
- UAV's
- Armored vehicles
- Shipbuilding
- Fire arms developments (riffle, howitzer, tank)
- Military educations (pilots, battle strategies etc.)
@NUTUK:You have mentioned missiles as a possible area of co-operation.
Can you kindly elaborate a bit on this specific topic...
AS TO WHAT KIND OF CO_OPERATION..
Elaborate a little more please
Turkey & Pak to sign joint production deal for UAV
July 1 2006, 10:54 PM
LONDON: Pakistan and Turkey plan to sign a deal next month for the joint production of six to seven tactical unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs),according to a report in the Jane�s Defence Weekly.
During a visit to Turkey, Chief of the Air Staff, Pakistan Air Force, Air Chief Marshal Tanvir Mehmoor Ahmed confirmed to the weekly that the two countries would cooperate on UAV production but declined to give further details.
The decision to co-build UAVs came after months of study in the two countries.
Local industry sources told Janes that the planned agreement to be formally confirmed in Ankara in July envisages the platforms being produced in Pakistan and the electronic suites in Turkey.
Lifting US embargo against Pakistan, following Islamabads alliance with Washington in the war against terror, has paved the way for Pakistani-Turkish cooperation in both the military and the defence industry fields, Ahmed said.
"Once the US administration approves Lockheed Martin for the mid-life upgrade of Pakistani Block 15 F-16s, Turkeys TUSAS Aerospace industries could be a potential candidate for their modernisation," he said.
Elaborate a little more please
Jane's Information Group
SIGNALS
Date Posted: 28-Mar-2007
JANE'S NAVY INTERNATIONAL - MAY 01, 2007Pakistan, Turkey sign research, technology and development MoU
Farhan Bokhari
Pakistan and Turkey have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to collaborate in naval research, technology and development.
No details of the MoU were revealed officially following the signing of the agreement on 26 March, during a visit to the Pakistan Navy's headquarters in Islamabad by the Commander of the Turkish Naval Forces, Admiral Yener Karahanogiu.
However, Western defence officials based in Islamabad told Jane's that the MoU could be the first step towards Pakistan's plans for expanding the Karachi Shipyard and Engineering Works (KSEW) in southern Pakistan.
The Pakistan Navy is to build the fourth F-22P frigate at the shipyard by 2013, in co-production with the China's Hudong Zhonghua Shipbuilding Company. Beyond this, the navy is keen to co-produce locally two or more of the four further frigates it plans to order from China later this year.
Additionally, the Pakistan Navy aims to expand facilities at the Karachi shipyard to produce small boats and corvettes. This could include the co-production of an export version of the Turkish Navy's Milgem-class corvette.
"The MoU with Turkey is another step along the way for the Pakistanis. They are keen to tie up with friendly countries in their surrounding region," said one Western defence analyst who spoke to Jane's on condition of anonymity.
A second defence official said that the MoU also reflects Pakistan's growing interest in a long-term partnership with the US in patrolling the sea lanes of the Persian Gulf.
He added: "Turkey is not the US but... is considered a close ally of the US. Pakistan is keen for a naval partnership with the US and it's also trying to seek closer ties with friends of the US."
now brother umair, please if you can just google such things you wont need to come up with such questions, rather you will be the one answering them..
just a friendly advice,,
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regards!
I agree growler..They are developing good defence industry.Turkey can be our reliable ally like Israel is to India.