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Zimbabwe

Population: 13 771 721

GDP: 13 740 000 000.00 $

Zimbabwe Delegation Paid Visit to Ulan-Ude Aviation Factory

21/03/2018

The Republic of Zimbabwe high-level delegation visited the Ulan-Ude Aviation Factory, a subsidiary of the “Russian Helicopters” Holdings. The purpose of the visit was to inspect the VVIP-modification of MI-171E helicopter and get acquainted with terms conditions of the machine supply contract and post-sales maintenance program.

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May: 'UK Will Not Wait to Take Back Control of Defence'

17/02/2018

Britain will pull out of a major foreign policy arrangement as soon as possible after Brexit, Theresa May has announced.

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Russian Helicopters Expanding After-Sales Services in the Near East and Africa

21/02/2017

MOSCOW --- Russian Helicopters, part of State Corporation Rostec, is implementing a number of after-sales service projects in the African and Near Eastern countries. Based on 2016 numbers, 43.5% of all after-sales services and aviation inventory provided by Russian Helicopters to foreign customers fell onto these regions, based on fulfilled contracts.

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Russia Ready to Share Expertise With Zambia to Build Nuclear Research Center

17/02/2017

Russia is ready to offer top nuclear expertise to Zambia while helping the African country set up its own nuclear energy industry, Alexey Likhachev, the CEO of Russia's Rosatom state corporation, said Thursday.

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HAL’s Gamble – Will the “Advanced Hawk” Break into the Export Market?

13/02/2017

On 5 February 2017, a version of the Hawk Advanced Jet Trainer (AJT) was unveiled. The aptly-named “Advanced Hawk” is a joint-venture between BAE Systems and Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL). It has been developed using internal funds on an equal risk basis and offers significant enhancement of the capabilities of the basic Hawk AJT.1

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Mi-24/35 Gunships to Remain Popular On Global Arms Market

29/08/2016

MOSCOW --- The Mi-24/35 (NATO reporting name: Hind) family of gunships developed by the Mil design bureau (now a subsidiary of the Russian Helicopters holding) will remain in high demand on the global arms market in the years to come, according to a source in Russia’s defense industry.

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The Weaponization of Increasingly Autonomous Technologies: Considering Ethics and Social Values

20/05/2015

Discussions on the weaponization of increasingly autonomous technologies most often focus on technical aspects of the weapon being considered, potential military missions and legality.

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