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UAE agrees $6bn in military equipment contracts

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Abu Dhabi Idex exhibition Contracts with US plus others 25% of deals went to UAE businesses The UAE signed contracts worth more than AED23 billion ($6.3 billion) for military equipment and defence this week, wrapping up the Middle East’s largest defence exhibition in Abu Dhabi. It also further expanded its supplier base beyond its traditional US partners and encouraged local manufacturing. Though no contracts were signed with Israel – with whic…

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UAE agrees $6bn in military equipment contracts

Abu Dhabi Idex exhibition Contracts with US plus others 25% of deals went to UAE businesses The UAE signed contracts worth more than AED23 billion ($6.3 billion) for military equipment and defence this week, wrapping up the Middle East’s largest defence exhibition in Abu Dhabi. It also further expanded its supplier base beyond its traditional US partners and encouraged local manufacturing. Though no contracts were signed with Israel – with whic…

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