Havelsan To Open Joint Warfare Center In Qatar
Turkey’s Havelsan has signed a contract to open Joint Warfare Center to Qatar Armed Forces, the company announced through a tweet.
According to a report by Quwa, as per the description of the contract it appears Havelsan will provide command, control, communication and intelligence (C4I) products and services. The potential scope of the program may involve each of Qatar’s armed services branches.
Earlier this in the month Havelsan opened an office in Doha to steward its business growth in Qatar.
Havelsan has recently supplied Qatar with a Full Mission Simulator for the Leonardo AW139 utility helicopter. Havelsan had delivered the Cabin Team Training Simulator, Tactical Control Center, Flight and Navigation Procedures Trainer and Debriefing System delivered earlier.
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