Over a dozen Israeli companies will be displaying their military technology at the Aero India 2017 convention in Bengaluru, India, this coming week, showcasing the continued cooperation between Israeli and Indian companies in large-scale security deals in recent years.
Aero India 2017 is the world’s second-largest air show after the Paris Air Show. Cutting- edge drones and other strategic defense systems built by Israeli companies will be showcased at the event, which runs from February 14-18.
SIBAT – Defense Ministry International Defense Cooperation Authority director Michel Ben-Baruch, a retired brigadier general, said in a statement that there has been a “strengthening of cooperation between Israel and India in many fields” in recent years, noting that the most prominent area in which the two countries are cooperating is defense technology.
“Interest in cyber defense, in particular, is on the rise in India and the region as a whole,” he said. “Israeli companies have developed innovative solutions in this field and are already exporting them to countries in the region. We at SIBAT are working to connect the needs of the countries in the region, cyber or otherwise, with Israeli technologies, for mutual benefit.”
Eleven Israeli companies – Elbit, IAI, Rafael, Aeronautics, Astronautics, Controp, AeroMaoz, Al Cielo, Hydromechanical, Nir-Or and Physical Logic – will exhibit their advanced solutions in the fields of cyber, avionics, electronic warfare, unmanned systems, missiles, and more at the convention. Nine other Israeli companies – Accubeat, Elmo, MORE, Opgal, Orbit Communication, Orbit FR, Orion Advanced Systems, SGD and Video Inform – will showcase their technology outside the Israel Pavilion.
14/02/17 Anna Ahronheim/Jerusalem Post
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Aero India 2017 is the world’s second-largest air show after the Paris Air Show. Cutting- edge drones and other strategic defense systems built by Israeli companies will be showcased at the event, which runs from February 14-18.
SIBAT – Defense Ministry International Defense Cooperation Authority director Michel Ben-Baruch, a retired brigadier general, said in a statement that there has been a “strengthening of cooperation between Israel and India in many fields” in recent years, noting that the most prominent area in which the two countries are cooperating is defense technology.
“Interest in cyber defense, in particular, is on the rise in India and the region as a whole,” he said. “Israeli companies have developed innovative solutions in this field and are already exporting them to countries in the region. We at SIBAT are working to connect the needs of the countries in the region, cyber or otherwise, with Israeli technologies, for mutual benefit.”
Eleven Israeli companies – Elbit, IAI, Rafael, Aeronautics, Astronautics, Controp, AeroMaoz, Al Cielo, Hydromechanical, Nir-Or and Physical Logic – will exhibit their advanced solutions in the fields of cyber, avionics, electronic warfare, unmanned systems, missiles, and more at the convention. Nine other Israeli companies – Accubeat, Elmo, MORE, Opgal, Orbit Communication, Orbit FR, Orion Advanced Systems, SGD and Video Inform – will showcase their technology outside the Israel Pavilion.
14/02/17 Anna Ahronheim/Jerusalem Post
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