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Turkish defence firms soar at Enfidha air show

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Erdogan sets out to conquer Africa

Keen to reassert Turkey's international status, and also to help Turkish companies to break into the African market, the Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan has been spearheading a major diplomatic and business drive in Africa. To achieve its goals, the Turkish government is counting on the assistance of its religious networks. [...]

Shunned by Western firms, the second International Aerospace & Defense Exhibition (IADE), which took place at Enfidha airport, was mainly a showcase for Turkish defence companies. [...]

Published on 19/10/2022 at 06:00 GMT Reading time 2 minutes

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Ivory Coast
ShieldAfrica 2023 arms exhibition axed

Despite the best effort of organiser Commissariat Général des Expositions et Salons (COGES), next year's edition of the biennial ShieldAfrica defence and security show, due to have been held in Abidjan in June, will not take place at all.

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Turkish Nurol and Aselsan favoured to arm Niamey after TAI and Baykar

After having chosen Turkish TB2 combat drones and Hurkus attack aircraft, Niamey is also likely to choose armoured vehicles manufacturer Nurol Makina and electronics expert Aselsan to boost its military capability.

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Nurol Makina's armoured vehicle Ejder Yalcin model.

Tunisia
Defence industry: no made-in-Bizerte armored vehicles for Turkey's Nurol Makina

Unlike other Turkish defence firms, whose presence has been growing in Tunisia, Nurol Makina has decided to abandon its project to assemble armoured personnel carriers in the country.

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Spotlight | Tunisia
Erdogan's arms merchants increasingly well ensconced

Tunisia's military will soon be operating Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) armed drones. According to our information, the Turkish state-owned conglomerate finalised a first export contract for its Anka model in January. Despite tensions between Tunis and Ankara (read below), the [.

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Turkish defence firms soar at Enfidha air show

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ShieldAfrica 2023 arms exhibition axed

Niger, Turkey
Turkish Nurol and Aselsan favoured to arm Niamey after TAI and Baykar

Tunisia
Defence industry: no made-in-Bizerte armored vehicles for Turkey's Nurol Makina

Spotlight | Tunisia
Erdogan's arms merchants increasingly well ensconced