Developed by Otokar, Tulpar stands out with its modular design, advanced protection systems, and NATO-standard compliance as a new-generation combat power.

TUSAŞ has developed the AI-supported “Hürjet 270” engineering simulator to accelerate Hürjet’s testing and evaluation phases. The system will significantly contribute to the aircraft’s development with real-time scenarios.

ROKETSAN has developed a new armor package for Leopard 2A4 tanks, enhancing their survivability and adapting them to modern combat conditions.

Turkey and Malaysia signed 10 key defense agreements at LIMA 2019, covering technology transfer, joint production and information sharing. The collaborations span aviation, naval platforms and rocket technologies.

The ASELSAN-produced MİLKAR-5A5 Convoy Protection System has been integrated into Kirpi armored vehicles, entering the Turkish Armed Forces inventory with advanced protection capabilities.

Turkish Parliamentary Defense Committee Chairman Faruk Özlü stated that Türkiye has undergone a significant defense industry transformation over the past 13 years, with many major projects entering serial production. He emphasized that Türkiye is now a global player in defense.

Five advanced research projects in defense, aviation and space technologies will be formalized under the Researcher Training Program for the Defense Industry (SAYP). The projects, carried out jointly by TAI, Gazi University and METU, aim to develop critical technologies and train qualified researchers.

The updated Sanayileşme Portal by SSM now hosts 366 companies and 1,349 product entries, strengthening local participation and expanding Turkey’s defense supply chain.