Defence Industry in a sentence

National Defence Minister Bill Blair delivers a keynote address at the Canadian Association of Defence and Security Industries annual defence industry trade show in Ottawa on Wednesday, May 29, 2024.

At the Illawarra-Shoalhaven defence industry conference earlier this month, defence industry minister Pat Conroy said the government was yet to make a decision, or reveal any timeline for a decision.

In the area of defence industry, both PM Modi and President Widodo took note on the progress made through the joint production of military equipment and also “identified cooperation in defence industry and technology as areas of great potential”.

The DSR process involved more than 150 engagements with Defence officials, ADF personnel, the defence industry, think tanks and academics, state and territory representatives, and other interest groups.

Defence Industry Minister Pat Conroy said the recent test was another step toward strengthening the Australian Defence Force's "lethality".

Export opportunities through collaboration with Indian defence industry were underlined by Captain Nick Macdonald-Robinson, a senior naval advisor at the Defence and Security Organisation of the UK Department of International Trade.

Policymakers should brainstorm on the prospects of marrying the flagships initiatives of the current government — Make in India in Defence and Digital India — to bring a technological revolution in the defence industry.

The army chief said that Pakistani defence industry has maintained steady progress in the recent times and has contributed to defence of Pakistan.

U.S. government services group Leidos has signed an agreement with the Australian Department of Defence to support the Australian defence industry’s efforts to secure export contracts.

Analysts with close connections to the Canadian Forces and the defence industry have praised the Liberal’s decision to overturn its election promises and proceed with the purchase of the F-35.

Medvedev is a prominent ally of president Vladimir Putin who serves as deputy chairman of Russia's Security Council and of a body overseeing the defence industry.

Ms Higgins told the court that she had a conversation with former colleague Chris Payne, a public servant who worked with Ms Higgins in the office of then-defence industry minister Linda Reynold, on March 28, 2019.

The European Commission president, Ursula von der Leyen, has said the EU wants to work with the defence industry to quicken and scale up the production of ammunition, both for the Ukrainian military and to replenish stocks at home.

The world's biggest plane maker, which employs 11,000 people in the UK, joins a chorus of companies and politicians that have urged the City to support the defence industry in the wake of the Ukraine war.

Addressing the ceremony, Finance Minister Mihaly Varga said the plant would produce locally developed four-seat planes, adding that the project would “also contribute to strengthening Hungary’s defence industry”.

But it is tutoring children as young as four to make their own pro-Palestinian literature and to write letters used to lobby workers in the defence industry.

In the Aug 27 to 29 talks in Beijing the two will also discuss China's support for Russia's defence industry, as well as the South China Sea, North Korea, the Middle East, Myanmar and artificial intelligence (AI), the official told reporters.

It advocates "massive" investment to fund Europe's priorities -- from bolstering its defence industry to meeting ambitious decarbonisation targets -- while avoiding a reliance on Chinese clean tech, through targeted support for parts of the sector.

The number two of the defence industry agency told the committee that no sales are allowed if the buyer is based in or is linked to India.

Ukraine aims to build a robust defence industry that can reduce its dependence on external support, help win the current war and develop a strong military deterrent against future threats.