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Ok thanx sir. Here is hoping that we get to hear some good news on this front in a few years time.

Sir, is there a possiblity for us to see a jv between china and pakistan on MMRCA, on the lines of jft, as indigenisation of the arms has a positive effect on a whole lot of other industries.

Exactly. U see the best thing about indigenisation of the military hardware is the spin offs that it offers to the civilian sector viz plastics, polymers, alloys, composites and what not. Same is the case with space tech . So next decade is going to see many new industries coming up in...

Ok thanx. But it shall b satsfyng only wen d prvt sector gains critical mass.

Well said.

We are witness to the rise of a superpower, a behemoth, whose might will be unparallaled in the history of mankind. Whatever country is on its right side today is going to benefit immensely in future-economicaly, technologicaly and politicaly. I think jft is just a precursor to many more things...

Same here. +1

Shouldnt we move up a notch to MCA now. But that will need a lot of new investment.

Calm down bro. Your tirade was totally unprovoked and uncalled for. I m here to seek some knowledge. And my posts in no way pose any threat to anyone or ridicule any institution. I m pained by your behaviour. Here is what i was refering to...

Thanx for taking your time out to answer madam.

Where does pakistan stand in the composite materials field? Has the industry taken root now? I remember some years back an exhibition was held in karachi to promote this industry. Did it bear any fruit? @Arsalan

It must have added many more flight hours by now, but what is the significance? Exports?

The point i was trying to make is that IQ is a random distribution from gods office and there is no consideration of cast, creed, race or religion in this department. The vilification of blacks as being uninteligent caused me to invoke islam and its european conquests. But yes the answer was...

An aswer from mam would be very much apreciated. And @MastanKhan sir too.

So what is the state of this industry in pakistan? Last time i was told we were working on gas turbines. Do we have the required set of skilled manpower and the infrastructure to kickstart this industry.

Six years later the challenges remain. Still no mass production which shall mean that it will take pakistan many decades to master this tech.

And thus the foundation of kamra a c was laid! An interesting read. Lest we forget.

Insha-Allah. Thanks for answering.

what that means? but i read somewhere that pakistan was making SAR's indigenously. Please enlighten me about the state of radar development in pakistan. Are the trm's made localy.

Heartbreak?!