U.A.E.’s EDGE, Azerbaijan to Collaborate on Smart Weapons
Agreement focuses on production and integration of smart weapons systems.
U.A.E.-based EDGE and Azerbaijan’s Ministry of Defence signed an agreement to join forces in the areas of smart weapons systems production and integration.
The two parties signed a Letter of Intent at the Azerbaijan International Defence Exhibition (ADEX) in Baku, being held from 24 to 26 September. The collaboration will support the country’s industrial growth, national capabilities, and self-sufficiency in critical defence domains.
Under the LoI, EDGE and the Azerbaijan Ministry of Defence will establish a collaboration on smart weapons systems production and integration.
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