The Defense Industry Executive Committee's Decisions for Turkey‘s Future Military Capabilities
The Defense Industry Executive Committee gathered to evaluate the current status, future goals, and important projects of the defense industry in Turkey. At the meeting, chaired by Turkish President Erdogan, decisions were made to enhance the country's military capabilities through various projects.
Developing Military Ship Projects
Decisions were taken to design aircraft carriers, construct assault ships, frigates, offshore patrol vessels, mine-hunting ships, and national assault ships. Discussions were also held to add new unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and combat aerial vehicles to enhance military capabilities and logistical support.
Plans for National Fighter Aircraft and Further Military Aircraft Procurements
The future activities of the Kaan national fighter aircraft, the procurement of Hercus aircraft, Gby helicopters, and the logistical needs of airborne early warning and control (AEWC) aircraft were discussed, and necessary decisions were made.
Contributions to the Turkish Economy
Turkey‘s defense industry has made a significant contribution to the national economy by achieving a record export of $5.5 billion, with an average export value exceeding $65 per kilogram. This demonstrates increasing confidence in Turkey‘s defense industry products, with the number of export-receiving countries increasing from 176 to more than 185.
Emphasizing Independence in the Defense Industry
Turkey reiterated the importance of taking significant steps towards achieving a fully independent defense industry and stated that activities will continue with determination and commitment, utilizing local and national technologies.
Implications for the Eastern Mediterranean Region
Tensions in the Eastern Mediterranean region have prompted Turkey to prioritize increasing its defense capabilities, with plans to build an aircraft carrier and enhance its air defense systems. These decisions could potentially impact the balance of power and security dynamics in the region, particularly in light of ongoing disputes with countries like Greece and Cyprus.
Conclusion
The decisions made by the Defense Industry Executive Committee reflect Turkey‘s commitment to enhancing its defense capabilities and achieving self-reliance in the defense industry. The projects discussed, including the construction of aircraft carriers and assault ships, mark significant steps towards bolstering Turkey‘s military prowess and asserting its independence in the global defense arena.
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Bravo sultan Erdogan and AKP
Sir when the Turkish new fighter jet Frist fyling ?
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Turkish defence industry is certainly strong developing . But the Anadolu 'aircraft carrier' is a hopelessly outdated vessel still using old diesel technology. It's a sitting duck….
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Make some of z industries under ground for protection!