Türkiye Approves Defense Industry Cooperation Agreement With Brazil
The agreement outlines cooperation on development, production, procurement and maintenance of defense products between the two countries

Türkiye has approved a defense industry cooperation agreement with Brazil, according to Anadolu Agency.
The agreement covers the development, production, procurement and maintenance of defense products, the agency reported, citing details of the deal.
It also provides for technical and logistical support between the two countries in the defense sector, according to Anadolu Agency.
Further details on the timeline for implementation of the agreement, as well as specific projects or products covered under its scope, were not immediately available.
The move comes amid broader efforts by Türkiye to expand defense industry partnerships with countries outside its traditional alliance network, though Anadolu Agency's report did not provide additional context on the strategic motivations behind the agreement.
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- Türkiye approves defense industry cooperation deal with Brazil — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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