Yzd Khalifa
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In short, you were trying to demonstrate their ability to counter a claim made by a poster. If that's true, then I guess I'm right to say that neither the UK, or France, or Sweden, or Japan, or India couldn't have introduce a stealth Aircraft of their owns, yet those nations are more technologically advanced from Turkey and the GCC.
The US monopolized the stealth technology for more than 3 decades. Two years ago, the only countries which introduced stealth Aircrafts were Russia and China, it took ages to them to come up with such technology, yet that doesn't necessary mean they were weak or so much behind.
Having said that, I believe in corporations on whatever level that might be. Even France itself is a deep trouble trying to make a stealth of its own. The UK is on the same track but chose not to stay un-stealthy, they are going after the F-35.
The US monopolized the stealth technology for more than 3 decades. Two years ago, the only countries which introduced stealth Aircrafts were Russia and China, it took ages to them to come up with such technology, yet that doesn't necessary mean they were weak or so much behind.
Having said that, I believe in corporations on whatever level that might be. Even France itself is a deep trouble trying to make a stealth of its own. The UK is on the same track but chose not to stay un-stealthy, they are going after the F-35.
I understand that, it's true that the GCC can't build it on their own. What I was saying is JV among the countries, in which every country builds assigned parts pf the plane. If Turkey can get foreign help, then why not GCC? All I'm saying is that the GCC, namely the UAE and the KSA are starting to get serious tech of aerospace industry and yet can help out in the fields assigned to them. Plus, the KSA are planning to get most critical parts F-15 SA TOT, they fully maintain their planes in home, and manufacture electrical parts and now their wings as well as critical parts of their engines. The UAE as well is working on the TOT of 4.5 plane at home (don't remember it's name). Jordan established it's own industrial private company which manufacture and develop aerospace tech, albeit it's relatively modest but it can help out as our products reached countries like the USA, India, Iraq..ect.
Anyhow, it was just a suggestion. You guys can ignore it and move on with your discussions. Good luck.