The MEE three way partnership (MIA Teknoloji-ETES-E4E), which incorporates the Turkish expertise firm MIA Teknoloji A.Ş., will present communication companies to NATO by way of the Ship-Shore Ship-Buffer Project (SSSB), in accordance with a report on Monday.
The introduction of the communication venture, which is included in NATO’s protection and safety portfolio and shall be carried out by the MEE Joint Venture, comprising ETES Technological Systems Engineering and Trade Ltd. Co., E4E Electronic Engineering Software Design Ltd. Co. and MIA Teknoloji A.Ş., was held at a resort in Ankara.
Ali Gökhan Beltekin, chairperson of the board of MIA Teknoloji A.Ş., said in his speech that after a 22-month course of, the MEE partnership participated within the tender carried out by NATO’s Communications and Information Agency (NCIA) and received the tender, with the contracts signed on July 25.
Providing details about the venture, Beltekin mentioned, “The Ship-Shore-Ship Combat System is a technology that will provide the most up-to-date Link 22 feature, to the Link 1, Link 11, Link 11B systems, which support existing tactical data exchange between the NATO Air Defense Ground Environment (NADGE), Airborne Early Warning Systems (AEW) and Naval Forces.”
He famous that throughout the scope of the venture, a contract was signed to put in the system in 22 places within the United Kingdom, the Netherlands and Greece, emphasizing that the tender received by the MEE is successful for the Turkish protection trade.
Noting that they achieved success with a skilled human useful resource and imaginative and prescient, Beltekin added: “The project is considered the largest project taken by Türkiye in the field of defense industry systems technologies within NATO.”
“This will not be the last; our defense industry companies will undoubtedly take on more valuable projects. The project, which is a source of pride for us, will last for five years,” he mentioned.
“This is also an important milestone for us. Being part of this project for five years is on our agenda. With the infrastructure we have gained, our main goal is to step into bigger and different issues to be realized in NATO in the future. This is the highest valued project that NATO NCIA has undertaken with Turkish companies.”
Founded in 2006 in Ankara, MIA Teknoloji has opened places of work in Qatar, the U.S. and Morocco since 2020. It opened to the general public in November 2021 and is traded on Borsa Istanbul.
Source: www.dailysabah.com