Rolls Royce to Open Tech Center in Turkey

[Zarvan]

ANKARA, Turkey — Rolls Royce has signed a memorandum of understanding with Turkey's state scientific research institute to open an "advanced manufacturing technology center in" Turkey.

The move came shortly after Turkey's procurement authorities met in Britain with Rolls Royce officials to discuss an engine they want to power what will become Turkey's indigenous fighter jet.

The MOU was signed at a high-profile ceremony attended by Turkish minister for science, industry and technology, Fikri Isik, and the British minister for trade and investment, Lord Maude.

Under the MOU, Rolls Royce will work with the TUBITAK research council and related Turkish ministries: science, energy, transport and defense.

Rolls Royce operates similar technology centers in Britain, the United States and Singapore. The centers aim to bring together production expertise from industry and ideas from universities to create concrete commercial opportunities.

An industry source said Rolls Royce hopes to become a long-term technology partner to Turkey's thriving industries, both commercial and defense.

Rolls Royce invests about £1.2 billion in research and development annually. It operates in more than 50 countries; and applies for some 600 patents on new technologies every year.

Turkey wants to fly its planned fighter jet by 2023, the centenary of the republic although most defense observers view that target with suspicion.

Rolls Royce to Open Tech Center in Turkey
@cabatli_53 @Hakan @Neptune @Horus

 

[mike2000 is back]

Good move by Turkey. We can indeed be of great help to Turkey to power its planned fighter jet. We have the most experience when it comes to engine development in the world, since we have been building jet engines before many Asian countries even became independent.

 

[Enver Paşa]

Good move by Turkey. We can indeed be of great help to Turkey to power its planned fighter jet. We have the most experience when it comes to engine development in the world, since we have been building jet engines before many Asian countries even became independent.

Don´t be so optimistic. This is all buyed Service with Money. The day Turkey does not Need your assistance any longer, you will be thrown away like a used tissue.

 

[mike2000 is back]

Don´t be so optimistic. This is all buyed Service with Money. The day Turkey does not Need your assistance any longer, you will be thrown away like a used tissue.

Lool when will that be? You do know that only 4 countries(U.S,U.K,France,and Russia) have shown they have the capability to build their own indigenous jet engine that is reliable,proven and which has been exported worldwide right?

Now you do know that outside these 4 powers i mentioned, there are many countries who are way ahead of Turkey but havent been able to do that just yet. So you can figure out how long it will take Turkey to even get anywhere close to where we are today (thats assuming we remain static).lol. Turkey will need our help for a longgggggg time to come. Win -win for both countries.

 

[Hurshid Celebi]

You forgot Germany

Home - MTU Aero Engines They are multinational consortium's.

 

[TurkeyForever]

So we cooporate with Rolls Royce for Turkish car.. BUT... The car prototypes we saw are based on SAAB.

This is really strange.

İngiliz devi Rolls Royce "yerli oto" için geldi - CNN TÜRK

Lool when will that be? You do know that only 4 countries(U.S,U.K,France,and Russia) have shown they have the capability to build their own indigenous jet engine that is reliable,proven and which has been exported worldwide right?

Now you do know that outside these 4 powers i mentioned, there are many countries who are way ahead of Turkey but havent been able to do that just yet. So you can figure out how long it will take Turkey to even get anywhere close to where we are today much less (thats assuming we remain static).lol. Turkey will need our help for a longgggggg time to come. Win -win for both countries.

Never mind the troller "enver pasa" he has trolled in other threads and talked badly of Ataturk and so on.

We the Turks appreciate the English help and cooporation.

 

[mike2000 is back]

So we cooporate with Rolls Royce for Turkish car.. BUT... The car prototypes we saw are based on SAAB.

This is really strange.

İngiliz devi Rolls Royce "yerli oto" için geldi - CNN TÜRK

Never mind the troller "enver pasa" he has trolled in other threads and talked badly of Ataturk and so on.

We the Turks appreciate the English help and cooporation.

It's ok bro. I figured out he was a troll anyway. Just wanted to give him some more infos so he can chill.

U.K and Turkey will keep moving forward as partners.We are also working with your defence company Aselsan which produces electronics and is working with UK industries on satellite technology and missiles for the maritime sector. We are also delivering aircraft display systems for Turkey's trainer aircraft. This is without counting many other sectors which we are present in Turkey like Naval Radars, Naval Gun Systems, Torpedoes and Mission Systems. Most of all, the success of FNSS in securing international business like the agreement with the Malaysian government for new 8x8 PARS armored vehicle is also due to our help through our Joint venture with the company. So this again shows a Win-win cooperation between both countries.

Hopefully we will cooperate in many more fields, After all, Turkey is a NATO member country as well.

 

[TurkeyForever]

It's ok bro. I figured out he was a troll anyway. Just wanted to give him some more infos so he can chill.

U.K and Turkey will keep moving forward as partners.We are also working with your defence company Aselsan which produces electronics and is working with UK industry on satellite technology and missiles for the maritime sector. We are also delivering of aircraft display systems for Turkey's trainer aircraft. This is without counting many other sectors which we are present in Turkey like Naval Radars, Naval Gun Systems, Torpedoes and Mission Systems. Most of all we the success of FNSS in securing international business like the agreement with the Malaysian government for new 8x8 PARS armored vehicle is also due to our help through our Joint venture with the company. So this again shows a Win-win cooperation between both countries.
Hopefully we will cooperate in many more fields, After all, Turkey is a NATO member country as well.

Let them hate while our countries cooporate and work hard so our people can enjoy a more civilized presence and better life quality.

I takes brains and hard work to make a country successful, but for some reason many countries think it's their God Given Right, so they act all lazy and hope and dream and when they start to smell the crap in their country they blame those who have it better do to jelously and feelings of entitlement.

Rome wasn't built in a day, but people tend to ignore it.

Funny how we humans are similar to how countries work, most people are LAZY and DUMB and when they don't end up where they want in life they take the easy way out, and blame it on his/her skin color or religion or it's becase of fate "God didn't want me to have a good life, it was my destiny"

 

[Bismarck]

You forgot Germany

Home - MTU Aero Engines They are multinational consortium's.

Japan!

 

[mike2000 is back]

Let them hate while our countries cooporate and work hard so our people can enjoy a more civilized presence and better life quality.

I takes brains and hard work to make a country successful, but for some reason many countries think it's their God Given Right, so they act all lazy and hope and dream and when they start to smell the crap in their country they blame those who have it better do to jelously and feelings of entitlement.

Rome wasn't built in a day, but people tend to ignore it.

Funny how we humans are similar to how countries work, most people are LAZY and DUMB and when they don't end up where they want in life they take the easy way out, and blame it on his/her skin color or religion or it's becase of fate "God didn't want me to have a good life, it was my destiny"

100% correct. Postive rating for this.

Turkey is correct to look towards more advanced forward looking countries in Europe/west than towards backward lazy religion obsessed Ummah countries.

ALWAYS LEARN FROM THE BEST.

Japan!

How can i forget my German Brother. Obviously Germany is also a major engine tech powerhouse. We do have Germanic genes as well, since our ancestors came from Germany itself.

However, Japan i don't think they have built a turbofan fighter jet engine that is proven/reliable and which has been exported/in service with other country's air forces. Though i do know Japan has been working on this for a while now @Nihonjin1051 can maybe confirm this.

 

[TurkeyForever]

100% correct. Postive rating for this.

Turkey is correct to look towards more advanced forward looking countries in Europe/west than towards backward lazy religion obsessed Ummah countries.

ALWAYS LEARN FROM THE BEST.



How can i forget my German Brother. Obviously Germany is also a major engine tech powerhouse. We do have Germanic genes as well, since our ancestors came from Germany itself.

However, Japan i don't think they have built a turbofan fighter jet engine that is proven/reliable and which has been exported/in service with other country's air forces. Though i do know Japan has been working on this for a while now @Nihonjin1051 can maybe confirm this.

The problem with the middle east is religion, I'm not saying religion is bad. But it's a road block.

A friend of mine in Turkey runs a restaurant and when he doesn't get enough customers to his restaurant he will usually tell me "It's Gods wish" or when he hopes to earn more at a specific period (summer) he tells me "Insallah I will get more customers this summer" Which means "God willing I will get more customers" but he does NOTHING to reach that goal no new signs, no marketing, nothing.

See the problem?

What does God have to do with how you run your restaurant.

While in the west you see a problem you say "Ok, so this is how it is and what are our options to make it better?" Then you take positive action in that direction.

God helps those that help themselves but in many religious countries even in christian ones like in the Phillipines they let religion ruin their lives, in the case of the Phillipines it seems to be the isue of making 8-9 children when they can't even afford it because the bible says so.

Here you might like this documentary on the Phillipines and the mindset:

It all comes down to mindset, religion is not the blame on it's own it's the human nature of wanting to be spoon fed and being lazy.

 

[mike2000 is back]

The problem with the middle east is religion, I'm not saying religion is bad. But it's a road block.

A friend of mine in Turkey runs a restaurant and when he doesn't get enough customers to his restaurant he will usually tell me "It's Gods wish" or when he hopes to earn more at a specific period (summer) he tells me "Insallah I will get more customers this summer" Which means "God willing I will get more customers" but he does NOTHING to reach that goal no new signs, no marketing, nothing.

See the problem?

What does God have to do with how you run your restaurant.

While in the west you see a problem you say "Ok, so this is how it is and what are our options to make it better?" Then you take positive action in that direction.

God helps those that help themselves but in many religious countries even in christian ones like in the Phillipines they let religion ruin their lives, in the case of the Phillipines it seems to be the isue of making 8-9 children when they can't even afford it because the bible says so.

Here you might like this documentary on the Phillipines and the mindset:

It all comes down to mindset, religion is not the blame on it's own it's the human nature of wanting to be spoon fed and being lazy.

Well too much of anything is never a good thing. I think mentality also plays a part (apart from religion).

 

[Timur]

maybe he is a ignorant one ignoring his religion and logic.. but some ppl wont get it

 

[CekilinBenDoktorum]

Rollce Royce tried to sell 50 years old engine tech to turkish TFX Project.

SSM kindly refused by Sayin "GTFO!"

 

[atatwolf]

So we cooporate with Rolls Royce for Turkish car.. BUT... The car prototypes we saw are based on SAAB.

This is really strange.

İngiliz devi Rolls Royce "yerli oto" için geldi - CNN TÜRK

Never mind the troller "enver pasa" he has trolled in other threads and talked badly of Ataturk and so on.

We the Turks appreciate the English help and cooporation.

I would rather die than drive in a car that looks like that. They need to get rid of those "car tattoos". They are putting all of those tattoos on the car to make it look different from the original model to sell the idea it is a domestic car. Just own it for what it is.