At IDEF 2025, Türkiye showcased indigenous warships and naval systems, marking a new era of technological and industrial excellence for the Turkish Navy.

At NATO’s Innovation Continuity Initiative final phase in Istanbul, Turkish companies including ASELSAN, HAVELSAN, TÜBİTAK SAGE and DASAL successfully showcased unmanned systems, AI-based solutions and advanced naval technologies.

The Turkish Ministry of National Defense shared footage from the Turkey–Algeria Special Forces Training-2025, which included parachuting, close-quarters combat, UAV systems and medical evacuation drills.

SAHA EXPO 2026 aims to host over 1,500 companies from more than 120 countries, expanding global cooperation in defense, aerospace and space technologies.

Following the export of its KTJ-3200 turbojet engine to Brazil, Kale Group is negotiating with 10–12 countries and expects to finalize jet engine export agreements with one or two nations this year.

Hungary actively deployed the Turkish-made Gidran 4x4—adapted from Ejder Yalçın—in NATO’s largest recent exercise. Local production will increase the fleet to over 400 vehicles, expanding its current number fivefold.

Türkiye’s defense and aviation sector increased its exports by 39% in the January–September period, reaching 6 billion dollars, with September alone contributing 574 million dollars.

HAVELSAN and Gazi University Hospital signed a strategic partnership to develop an AI-based pathology project aimed at speeding up cancer detection and improving diagnostic efficiency and patient safety.