Hundreds of companies and dozens of nations will be in Abu Dhabi to see the latest defense technology and systems.
By Agnes HelouIn a growing closeness once unthinkable for the historical rivals, Israel and some Gulf nations, especially the UAE, have made significant strides in defense cooperation ever since the Abraham Accords were signed in 2020.
By Lee FerranTallin’s Milrem Robotics was seeking investment for expansion, while EDGE continues autonomous tech push.
By Agnes Helou“We have seen no change in Iranian willingness or activities to transfer weapons to the Houthis despite their work with increasing military cooperation with Russia,” said Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for the Middle East Dana Stroul.
By Ashley RoqueThe deal could presage more cooperation, latest signal of warming relations between Israeli and Gulf firms.
By Agnes HelouTwo sprawling defense organizations announced cybersecurity expansions as region sees evolving threats.
By Agnes HelouThe unveiling of the new vessel in Jakarta was evidence of the Gulf firm’s interest in the Indo-Pacific market, a company official said.
By Agnes HelouAs the fate of a renewed nuclear deal is undecided, experts weigh in on how other regional powers would react.
By Agnes HelouTo avoid going up directly up against local behemoths like the EDGE Group, partnerships offer a path to Gulf customers.
By Agnes HelouIsraeli firm Rafael scores a win with Spyder reportedly heading to UAE, but customers in Saudi Arabia remain out of reach.
By Arie EgoziAny missile defense capabilities heading to the region are notable in the wake of a new agreement between Israel and a number of Arab nations around missile defense.
By Aaron MehtaWhen US President Joe Biden visits Israel next week, he’s expected to see more Israeli tech that Jerusalem hopes will be used in new regional defense partnership.
By Arie EgoziThe conglomeration of 25 entities is focusing on drones, AI and munitions, CEO Mansour Almulla says.
By Agnes Helou