Safran has expressed willingness for 100% technology transfer. India’s Ambassador to France, Jawed Ashraf, has said the fighter jet engine manufacturer Safran has expressed its willingness to engage in a 100% transfer of technology across various phases of the project.
Safran Ready To Transfer Tech For Making Fighter Jets
India’s Ambassador to France, Jawed Ashraf, has said the fighter jet engine manufacturer Safran has expressed its willingness to engage in a 100% transfer of technology across various phases of the project. Jawed said the discussion is going on between India and Safran regarding the Shakti jet engine deal. The primary focus of the deliberations is to align the specifications of the engine with India’s future fighter jet requirements. Ambassador Ashraf said that the India is looking for a comprehensive approach in terms of tech transfer, which goes beyond just the transfer of manufacturing technology.
Safran, a key player in the aerospace industry, has expressed its willingness to engage in a 100% transfer of technology across various phases of the project, including design development, certification, and production.
Safran S.A. is a French multinational company that designs, develops and manufactures aircraft engines, rocket engines as well as various aerospace and defense-related equipment or their components. It was formed by a merger between SNECMA and the defense electronics specialist SAGEM in 2005.
India, France Agree To Deepen Integration In Defence Industrial Sectors
India and France have agreed to further deepen the integration between the two countries’ defence industrial sectors and to work together to identify opportunities for co-design, co-development and co-production. In a reflection of the deep mutual trust and confidence between the two countries and drawing strength from their decades-old cooperation in advanced technologies, President Macron and PM Modi reiterated their commitment to further deepening the integration between the two countries.
