India evaluates defense platforms for requirements as part of ongoing high-stakes talks with Dassault Aviation regarding future co-production deals.
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Updated Aug 1
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What happened
India evaluates defense platforms for requirements as part of ongoing high-stakes talks with Dassault Aviation regarding future co-production deals.
Who's involved
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Part of
Dialogue regarding defence cooperation between India and Dassault Aviation on the future co-production of advanced Rafale aircraft, potentially leading to a mega deal for 114 jets.Also in this story
- Dassault Aviation is seeking an Indian partner to assist with wing manufacturing.
- India is deepening its strategic defense collaboration with French firms like Dassault Aviation and Safran Aircraft Engines.
The entities involved
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Dassault Aviation
aerospace manufacturer in France
- The Indian Navy is inducting Rafale-M jets from France, with training commencing at Dassault Aviation facilities.
- The Indian Air Force is the primary user of the procured Rafale fighter jets, which are being produced with core technology provided by Dassault Aviation. Potential production sites are also being explored.