Japan’s defence minister visits Turkey for talks on defence cooperation, drones
- Japan's Defence Minister Gen Nakatani is visiting Turkey on August 19 to discuss defence cooperation, including Turkish-made drones.
- Gen Nakatani is the first Japanese Defence Minister to officially visit Turkey, a NATO member seeking to enhance ties beyond Europe and the Middle East.
- Nakatani and Turkey's Defence Minister Yasar Guler plan to discuss expanding cooperation on defence equipment and technology, as well as strengthening contacts between the Turkish Armed Forces and Japan's Self-Defense Forces.
- During his visit, Nakatani will tour major Turkish defence facilities, including Turkish Aerospace Industries and the drone maker Baykar.
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Japan's defence minister discusses military cooperation, drones on Turkey visit
ANKARA (Reuters) -Japan's defence minister discussed defence industry cooperation and possible purchases of Turkish-made drones during a visit to Ankara on Tuesday, as Tokyo expands the role of
Japan's defence minister visits Turkey for talks on defence cooperation, drones
ANKARA (Reuters) -Japan's defence minister will hold talks in Turkey on Tuesday on defence industry cooperation, including the possible supply of Turkish-made drones, as Tokyo expands the role of unmanned systems in its armed forces. Read full story
Drones and Diplomacy: Japan-Turkey Defence Industry Talks
Japan's Defence Minister, Gen Nakatani, visits Turkey to discuss defence industry cooperation, including potential Turkish drone acquisitions. This marks the first official visit of a Japanese defence minister to Turkey. Talks aim to increase defence contacts, tour facilities, and explore technological synergies, although no agreements are expected yet.
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