In a statement, the ministry said the accord signed in Doha would also support military exercises and training, cooperation on research and development, and contribute to joint efforts to improve the countries' respective defence industries.
Turkey, Qatar, Pakistan, Indonesia sign defence cooperation accord
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Turkey, Qatar, Pakistan, and Indonesia have signed an agreement in Doha to improve defense collaboration. This agreement is aimed at enhancing defensive capabilities and supporting military exercises and training. It also involves cooperation in research and development for the defense sectors. The accord intends to strengthen joint efforts in developing the countries' defense industries. The signing event took place on Wednesday, as announced by the Turkish Defence Ministry.
Ankara: Turkey, Qatar, Pakistan, and Indonesia signed an agreement on Wednesday aimed at boosting defence cooperation and strengthening defensive capabilities, the Turkish Defence Ministry said.
In a statement, the ministry said the accord signed in Doha would also support military exercises and training, cooperation on research and development, and contribute to joint efforts to improve the countries' respective defence industries.
In a statement, the ministry said the accord signed in Doha would also support military exercises and training, cooperation on research and development, and contribute to joint efforts to improve the countries' respective defence industries.
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