Opportunities & Challenges for the Small Countries in Aerospace & Defense Industry
Opening the domestic market to overseas participants in the defense and aerospace supply chain can indeed create a competitive environment … Read more
Opening the domestic market to overseas participants in the defense and aerospace supply chain can indeed create a competitive environment … Read more
The Turkish Personal Data Protection Board (“Board”) is published the Resolution on blacklisting in the car rental industry (“Resolution”) in … Read more
The Turkish Ministry of National Defense (“MoND”) has recently issued the Amending Regulation on the Regulation on Defense Industrial Security … Read more
Strategic cooperation agreements are to achieve a competitive advantage by combining particular assets and capabilities. The most crucial aspect of … Read more
Turkey has recently published the “Foreign Direct Investment Strategy for 2021-2023” (“FDI Strategy”), which is considered as a target-oriented FDI Strategy … Read more
On January 6, 2021, The Procedures and Principles Regarding the Tenders to be Made Under Subparagraph (b) of Article 3 … Read more
Turkish Aerospace Industries, Inc (“TAI”) and the Boeing Company (“Boeing”) have recently signed a cooperation for developing appropriate capability of … Read more
Turkey has recently established a high level “Industrialization Executive Committee” (a.k.a SAIK) with the Presidential Decree No.68 dated 13 October … Read more
Canadian government has recently announced that defense exports to Turkey had suspended. The Turkish government reacted to the restrictions stating … Read more
Presidency of Defense Industries introduced its data labelling platform called DATA HIVE recently. With the platform, it is aimed to obtain the labelled data required in artificial intelligence projects, especially in the defense industry, as a crowd-sourced, collecting labelled data sets in a single source, preventing the formation of data centers on their own, and increasing time and workforce efficiency.
No question that aviation industry has seen dramatic drop due to COVID-19 globally. The industry is expected to lose up to USD 84 million of cash reserve in this year as reported by IATA on its recent publication dated June 12, 2020. This can turn into new opportunities for some as the demand for air-travel is never likely to come to an end. Private aviation has experienced a spike in passenger willing to avoid crowdedness and indeed, to maintain a safer, flexible and more privileged way of travel.
The growing vulnerability of road users before the connectivity and automation of vehicles have necessitated safety regulations to be updated and adapted to the up to date technologies in European Union (“EU”) level.