102 Turkish and Saudi defence firms meet in Istanbul for cooperation talks
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A total of 102 defence industry companies from Türkiye and Saudi Arabia gathered in Istanbul to explore new cooperation opportunities and hold bilateral business meetings.
The Türkiye–Saudi Arabia Defence Industry Days were organized by the Foreign Economic Relations Board (DEİK) and SAHA Istanbul, bringing together companies and representatives from both countries' defence sectors.
The event was attended by Istanbul Governor Davut Gül, President of Defence Industries Prof. Haluk Görgün, Saudi Minister of State and Acting Governor of the General Authority for Military Industries (GAMI) Bandar Al-Khorayef, as well as representatives from relevant institutions.
A total of 72 Turkish and 30 Saudi companies participating in the programme held B2B meetings and discussed potential areas of cooperation in defence, aerospace, security and advanced technologies.
The event aims to strengthen cooperation between the defence industry ecosystems of the two countries by bringing companies together and creating opportunities for direct business contacts.
During the programme, participating companies evaluated new partnership opportunities and exchanged views on possible cooperation areas within the defence industry.(ILKHA)
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