TAI strengthens its position on Kazakh market
Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) has made another effort to promote its wide range of products on Kazakh market.
By signing of an MoU agreement with Kazakhstan Aviation Industry, TAI is set to strengthen the role it plays on the local market and position itself as one of main combat and training systems suppliers for the Kazakh armed forces.
According to Tamer Özmen, VP for corporate marketing and communications at TAI, Kazakhstan has shown interest in several products from the Turkish manufacturer, including the Anka MALE family of UAS and Hürkuş New Generation Basic Trainer.
TAI representatives expressed belief that the
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