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Pakistan’s #GIDS is marketing it’s new air launched cruise missile, known as Taimoor, for export at #IDEX. Interesting development from the state owned co.
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Pakistan and Kuwait ‘mulling defence pact’

According to Reuters, the talks remain at an early stage and could still be complicated by heightened tensions between the United States and Iran.

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Pakistan and Kuwait defence pact?

 

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Pakistan's Private Sector Enters the Drone Boom | Quwa

Pakistan's drone boom has run through NESCOM and NASTP. Can private firms like Alsons and Woot-Tech finally deliver loitering munitions at scale?

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Interest in Drones increasing in the private sector.

 

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Pakistan's Private Sector Enters the Drone Boom | Quwa

Pakistan's drone boom has run through NESCOM and NASTP. Can private firms like Alsons and Woot-Tech finally deliver loitering munitions at scale?

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Interest in Drones increasing in the private sector.

The Next Phase of Pakistan’s C-UAS Efforts is to Build an Integrated Counter-Drone System - Quwa

It seems that Pakistan’s current approach to counter-unmanned aerial systems (C-UAS) involves disparate systems – both soft-kill and hard-kill – trying to stop quadcopters and loitering munitions. Moreover, the employment of C-UAS, currently at least, seems localized, but with limited upward...

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Why Pakistan’s Military Procurement Policy Is Silently Crushing Private Sector Defence Innovation - Quwa

The private sector has not necessarily been absent because it lacks engineers, entrepreneurs, or manufacturing potential, but due to a lack of incentives.

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Pakistan’s armed forces engage private defence firms on a “no cost, no obligation” basis: the state neither funds development nor commits to buying the result. In a market with one credible buyer, this makes ambitious private investment commercially irrational, which is why Pakistan has a large SOE sector but few private firms capable of delivering complete military systems.