US EditionDefense Will Invest 42 Million in Teruel Airport for the Air Force to Train Risky Air Missions
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The Ministry of Defence has announced an investment of 42 million euros for the creation of a Comprehensive Training and Air Mobility Center (Ciema) at Teruel airport, aimed at enhancing the training and operationality of the Armed Forces in international missions.A strategic project for defence and economics Recently presented in Teruel, the Ciema project seeks not only to improve the capabilities of the Air and Space Army, but also to promote …
Missions such as evacuations in Afghanistan or Sudan will be trained. The Ministry says 350 fixed jobs will be created in the province.
In addition, it will serve to improve interoperability with European and NATO allies, in line with the multi-domain approach that currently guides the evolution of the Armed Forces.The Ministry of Defense considers the creation of the Ciema to be a decisive step in the process of modernization of the institution, while consolidating the presence of the Air and Space Army in Aragon and reinforcing the links between Defense, technological innovati…
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