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ELT Group and the Qatar Armed Forces signed a LOI

To cooperate on strategic projects in the field of EMSO

During the last "Doha International Maritime Defence Exhibition and Conference" ("DIMDEX 2024", March 4-6, but the industry communicated it only today), ELT Group and the Qatar Armed Forces have signed a Letter of Intention (LOI) stating their common will to cooperate on strategic projects in the field of Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations (EMSO) and in particular on the development of an EW and Intelligence...

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Rome, Italy, 03/14/2024 10:21
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

DefenseELT Group and Qatar Armed Forces: signed a contract for delivery of a unified EW center

The first agreement in the Country as a prime contractor

This agreement corresponds to the initial step of a wider project that will be achieved indifferent phases. "There is also the fact that the contract was signed on the day Qatar celebrates its National Day, which makes the event even more special" said Domitilla Benigni, CEO & COO of ELT Group more

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