
The multilateral agreement signed in Doha aims to develop cooperation in the field of defense industry and military capacity.
The defense ministries of Türkiye, Qatar, Indonesia and Pakistan signed the multilateral 'Badr Memorandum of Understanding' in Doha, which envisages cooperation in the fields of military production, training and R&D.
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A memorandum of understanding was signed between Türkiye, Qatar, Indonesia and Pakistan aiming at cooperation in the field of defense industry and military education.
According to the statement made by the Ministry of National Defense, the multilateral "Badr Memorandum of Understanding" was signed today in Doha, the capital of Qatar, between the Ministry of National Defense of the Republic of Turkey, the Ministry of Defense of Qatar, the Ministry of Defense of Indonesia and the Ministry of Defense of Pakistan.
The memorandum signed by Minister of National Defense Yaşar Güler, Deputy Prime Minister of Qatar and Minister of State for Defense Affairs Sheikh Saud bin Abdulrahman bin Hasan Al Thani, Deputy Minister of Defense of Indonesia Yusuf Jauharı and Minister of Defense of Pakistan Khawaja Muhammed Asif was named "Badr", meaning full moon.
In the statement made by the Ministry, the following statements were made regarding the agreement:
"The memorandum in question aims to promote cooperation in the field of military production, strengthen the military capabilities of the four countries, and also support cooperation in technical military training, research and development. This initiative will contribute to the creation of solutions and industrial branches compatible with the development of modern defense systems. The memorandum is named 'Badr', meaning full moon; because thanks to this memorandum, the four countries complement each other and the agreement is of great military and economic importance.
The agreement has significant economic importance for its signatory countries. Cooperation and integration will be ensured by utilizing each country's military production capabilities, defense industry capacities will be developed, and thus the needs of allied and friendly countries will be met. In addition, this agreement; "It will contribute to expanding the horizons of military cooperation between participating countries, improving their relations in the defense industry sector, and strengthening multilateral cooperation to support security and stability and achieve common goals."

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