A FORCE Report

Chennai: Ukraine made a strong pitch towards ‘Make in India’ by proposing to enhance the level of the present military technical cooperation through bilateral projects.

Director SpetsTechnoExport, Pavlo Barbul

“These agreements concern, in particular, on transfer of defence technologies under ‘Make in India’ as well as joint participation in the modernisation of armoured vehicles and air defence systems in India,” the first deputy secretary of the national security and defence council and head of the Ukrainian delegation, Oleg Gladkovsky told FORCE. He added, “We will use any opportunity and will be working towards how to further develop our cooperation with India’s defence industry”.

The state concerns Ukroboronprom and SpetsTechnoExport, which together presented Ukraine’s interests, held several negotiations with the representat