India’s BrahMos Missile Attracts Middle East and North African Interest

India's BrahMos Missile Attracts Middle East and North African Interest

VoM News Desk | February 28, 2024 | 08:13 PM IST | Breaking News, India, Security, World | Follow on Google News

India’s BrahMos Missile Attracts Middle East and North African Interest

India’s BrahMos Missile Attracts Middle East and North African Interest

India’s push to boost defense exports is gaining traction in the Middle East and North African (MENA) region, particularly with its ground and air-launched BrahMos supersonic cruise missile. With the capability to hit targets beyond 450 km, India has deployed these missiles across the country, garnering interest from friendly nations in the MENA region.

BrahMos Missile Attracts Middle East and North African Interest: Keen Interest from MENA Countries

Several friendly countries in the MENA region, operating Sukhoi-30 fighter jets, have expressed interest in equipping them with the BrahMos missile. Discussions have taken place, and delegations from these nations have engaged with BrahMos teams to understand the missile’s capabilities and potential applications.

BrahMos Missile Attracts Middle East and North African Interest: Sucess in the Philippines and Beyond

BrahMos Aerospace has achieved significant success in the Philippines, securing orders for batteries of BrahMos missiles. Additionally, there is consideration for the land-attack versions of the missile by some countries in the region. India is actively promoting these capabilities at a senior level to bolster international partnerships.

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Export Focus Aligns with National Goals: BrahMos Missile Attracts Middle East and North African Interest

BrahMos Aerospace, under the leadership of Chairman Atul D Rane, aligns its efforts with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s target of exporting military hardware worth USD 5 billion by 2025. Rane emphasizes increasing exports and achieving cost-effectiveness to attract larger consolidated orders.

Domestic and Naval Success: BrahMos Missile Attracts Middle East and North African Interest

Internally, BrahMos Aerospace has seen success with the Indian Navy placing substantial orders for over 200 missiles, valued at Rs 19,000 crore. These missiles find deployment in anti-ship and land attack roles. The recent order further solidifies BrahMos Aerospace’s position, supported by the cabinet committee on security.

In conclusion, India’s BrahMos missile emerges as a sought-after defense asset in the global market, with growing interest from strategic partners in the MENA region and successful ventures in other international markets.

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