Poland considers next-generation tank development
As Poland considers the development of its next-generation MBT, the European nation will look to open its doors to input from both domestic and international partners.
Following Polish Armaments Group's (PGZ) announcement that it intends to develop a new-generation MBT for the Polish Army, the company told Shephard that it was closely analysing programmes elsewhere in Europe as well as promoting domestic partnerships.
Indeed, as much as PGZ would prefer to involve a wide range of local companies in the project, the company does not exclude the idea of setting up cooperation with a number of foreign industry partners, as well as
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