Defense Industry President Görgün: Türkiye-Romania cooperation contributes to NATO's common security
Defense Industry President Haluk Görgün met with Romanian Deputy Prime Minister and Defense Minister Radu Mirota at the TUSAŞ facilities in Ankara. Görgün stated that defense industry cooperation between the two countries will strengthen NATO's common security.
Defense Industry President Haluk Görgün met with Romanian Deputy Prime Minister and Defense Minister Radu Mirota at the Turkish Aerospace Industries (TUSAŞ) facilities. The meeting took place as part of the NATO 2026 Summit and Defense Industry Forum held in Ankara.
According to a statement from the Presidency of Defense Industries, the Romanian delegation was briefed on TUSAŞ's aviation projects, production infrastructure, and advanced technology capabilities.
Expressing his pleasure in hosting Mirota and his delegation, Görgün said, "The corvette 'Kam. Roman', recently delivered to the Romanian Navy, is a concrete indicator of the level our defense industry cooperation has reached as two strong allies in NATO."
Görgün emphasized his belief that advancing this strong partnership will make significant contributions to joint capabilities and the alliance's collective security. He noted that Türkiye will continue to develop defense industry cooperation with friendly and allied countries through a strategic approach.
Türkiye is hosting a NATO summit for the second time, 22 years after the 2004 Istanbul Summit.