IDEAS 2024
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Karachi shipyard & Engineering Works (KSEW) displaying models of under development Jinnah Class guided missile Frigate at IDEAS 2024.
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Length:119m
Displacement: 3300t
Speed: 26kts
Propulsion sys: 4x Diesel & 2x CCP
Armaments: 76mm main gun, 16x cells, 8x surface-surface missiles, CIWS, 6x torpedo tubes
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Length:119mDisplacement: 3300tSpeed: 26ktsPropulsion sys: 4x Diesel & 2x CCPArmaments: 76mm main gun, 16x cells, 8x surface-surface missiles, CIWS, 6x torpedo tubes
At the International Defence Exhibition and Seminar (IDEAS 2024) held in Karachi, Pakistan has signed approximately 82 Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) with various friendly nations, amounting to a total value of $30 billion. These agreements focus on the export of defense products and equipment, including advanced drones, fighter jets, commercial and logistic ships, electronic warfare systems, and radars.
Key Highlights:
- Scope of Agreements: The MoUs cover a wide range of defense technologies and capabilities, reflecting Pakistan's commitment to enhancing its defense industry and fostering international partnerships.
- Significant Participation: The agreements were finalized during the four-day event, which showcased participation from numerous countries and defense manufacturers. This participation underscores the growing interest in Pakistan's defense capabilities on the global stage.
- Potential for Future Projects: According to officials, these MoUs are expected to mature into export orders over the coming years, potentially translating into significant projects that could enhance Pakistan's military production and technological capabilities.
- Economic Impact: The signing of these agreements is seen as a strategic move to boost Pakistan's defense exports, which have been valued at approximately $1.3 billion over the past three years. This aligns with Pakistan's broader goal of increasing its footprint in the global defense market.
- Collaboration with Public and Private Sectors: Many of the MoUs involve collaborations with key public sector entities such as Heavy Industries Taxila (HIT), Pakistan Ordnance Factory (POF), and Pakistan Aeronautical Complex (PAC), as well as private firms aiming to establish technology parks and enhance defense manufacturing capabilities.
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