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High Technologies of Russian Defense Exports Special analytical export project of Industrial Weekly № 06 (24) August, 2018 FSMTC of Russia Rosoboronexport Best weapons World exclusive Solutions for a wide Exclusive state Russian holding creates Unique system for rescue range of tasks intermediary agency innovative arms from any height .14 .16 .20 .44 High technologies of SPECIAL PARTNERSHIP Russian defense exports CONTENTS NEWS SHORTLY 2 Support from the Russian Foreign Ministry EDITORIAL № 06 (24) August, 2018 2 Engineering Machines to Vietnam ‘ ‘ Industrial Weekly special export project 4 Run Tests in Registered in the Federal Service for Supervision Mountainous Areas of Communications, Information Technology 4 Product Range for SSJ- and Mass Media (Roscomnadzor) 09.12.2015 100 and MC-21 PI № FS77-63977 6 Newest Tor-E2 SAM System 6 First Stage of Aerodynamic Tests 8 NtechLab Face Recognition System 8 Product Range for SSJ- 100 and MC-21 10 Unique Naval Underwater Weapons The magazine ‘Russian Aviation & Military and Ships Guide‘, published by the United industrial edition, is a winner of National prize 10 New fuel systems for ‘Golden Idea 2016‘ FSMTC of Russia KAMAZ General director GLOBAL PARTNERHIP Editor-in-chief 12 Russia, Africa, BRICS Valeriy STOLNIKOV EXPORT REGULATION Russia at the Forum Chief editor‘s deputy 14 FSMTC of Russia Julia GUZHONKOVA 16 Russian Defense Army-2018 Innovations Elena SOKOLOVA Political situation in the world makes na- BEST INNOVATIONS Commercial director tions once again reconsider their defense 20 Masterpieces from Andrey TARABRIN Russia possibilities. Threat of local conflicts to be evolved into global ones, failure of world- Managers MAIN PHOTO wide system of safety and non-ending cri- Tatiana VALEEVA 24 KORNET-E/EM sis – all of this leads to an unstable and Natalia MOZHAEVA dangerous situation. One can predict raise Andrey PARAMONOV AVIATION EXPERT of defense means market in times like this. 26 High brand of UAC But together with developing of defense Designed by technologies in order to secure people’s INTERNATIONAL Svetlana SELIVERSTOVA COOPERATION safety, rivalry among sellers of weapons 30 India, Russia aim for and defense systems increases in order to There are materials from the information new breakthroughs achieve such goals as increasing profits agencies and from the press services in BRAHMOS missile of the federal authorities of the Russian programme and market share. Federation used in the project. World experience shows that it is not TECHNOLOGIES about how many weapons you have, but Edition is 3 thousand copies & PROPOSALS quality and possibilities of every single one 32 JSC ‘Concern of them is what leads to victory on the bat- ‘Avtomatika‘ Editorial office: tlefield. Other significant factor is techno- 34 Three Bogatyrs named Malaya Gruzinskaya St., 39 KRECHET logical independence from seller – modern Moscow, 123557 Tel.: +7-495-690-3108, 778-14-47, 729-39-77 technologies make it possible to shut down ACTUAL REPORT any device from any place of the globe if 36 Russian Navy Day Media postal address: you have appropriate access. With hi-tech Moscow, Russia, 123104, mailbox 29 technology, solid after-sales service and WORLD MARKET proven reliability of products, Russia is 40 Meeting on space sector [email protected] development honest and friendly partner for all countries, [email protected] 42 ‘KB Radar‘: from Belarus – ready for mutual work. And everything that www.promweekly.ru to all over the world is presented at the forum Army-2018 is The materials marked with showed that Russia ready to cooperate for published on a commercial basis THE BEST OF THE BEST 44 Secure rescue at any interest of international security. © ‘United Industrial Edition‘, 2018 height Valeriy Stolnikov NEWS SHORTLY CITY OF THE FUTURE Support from the Russian Foreign Ministry The Rostec State Corporation presented a wide At the conference of Russian ambassadors and permanent representatives which took place on range of advanced developments for the ‘city of the future‘ at the 9th international industri- the premises of the Russian Foreign Ministry, the Director General of JSC Rosoboronexport (part al fair, INNOPROM 2018. The State Corporation's of the Rostec State Corporation) Alexander Mikheev said about military-technical cooperation exhibition stand demonstrated technological- and about help from Russian diplomats. ly advanced samples of urban transport, digi- tal systems of the ‘smart‘ urban infrastructure, The conference was attended by gions of the world. In addition, the newest solutions in the field of healthcare representatives of the Russian Russian diplomats provide support and medical equipment. Rostec showcased its Presidential Executive Office and to Rosoboronexport employees at developments designed for transformation of the Government, the heads of the more than 50 Rostec’s representa- the urban environment and creation of the two houses of the Federal Assembly tive offices abroad. Russia’s ambassa- ‘smart‘ infrastructure in such fields as security, (Parliament), ministries and agencies dors are involved in the promotion of transport, housing and public utilities, health- involved in the implementation of military products in regional markets, care, etc. It also include smart traffic lights de- veloped by the Shvabe holding company that Russia's foreign policy, subordinate marketing efforts and assist in fulfill- can be automatically adjusted depending on and voluntary organizations of the ing contracts with foreign customers. Russian developments abroad, and the road traffic load. The Ruselectronics hold- Ministry of Foreign Affairs, as well as The official status of exclusive bring high-tech products to region- ing company presented electronic components veteran diplomats. state-controlled special exporter pro- al and global markets. I am sure that for the Angara high-speed communication net- ‘Today, Rosoboronexport carries vides Rosoboronexport with unique together we are able to accomplish it,‘ work for supercomputer computations, a new out military-technical cooperation opportunities to expand long-term added Alexander Mikheev. system for photo- and video-recording of traf- with more than 100 foreign coun- mutually beneficial cooperation with Rosoboronexport is the only fic violations. tries, and the role of the Russian foreign partners, strengthen Russia's state-owned arms trade company in Foreign Ministry in establishing and leading positions in the world arms the Russian Federation authorized RUSSIAN DELEGATION IN THE USA strengthening our relations with market. Rosoboronexport always to export the full range of military In the United States of America, on the Day partners cannot be overestimated. receives the necessary diplomat- and dual-purpose products, tech- of Military Glory of Russia – Victory at Cape Thanks largely to support from diplo- ic support from the Russian Foreign nologies and services. It is a sub- Gangut – the Russian Defence Ministry del- mats, we have made a breakthrough Ministry in implementing large-scale sidiary of the Rostec Corporation. egation joined by Russian representatives of the U.S.–Russia Joint Commission on POW/ to the markets in Latin America and projects aimed to enhance the de- Founded on 4 November, 2000, now MIAs laid wreaths to graves of seamen of the Middle East in the past decade, fense capabilities of partner coun- Rosoboronexport is one of the lead- the Imperial Russian Navy in the USA. Sailors and now we are successfully re- tries. This contributes to creating ing world arms exporters to the inter- Nikolay Pavlov and Timothy Cheparinov, mem- turning to sub-Saharan Africa,‘ said a climate of cooperation and good national market. Its share in Russia's bers of the crews of the cruiser Varyag and Alexander Mikheev, Director General neighbourly relations with other military exports exceeds 85 percent. the battleship Retvizan, were buried in the of Rosoboronexport. countries. Rosoboronexport cooperates with cemetery Glenwood Memorial Gardens, near Rosoboronexport is working ‘In a dynamic and changing indus- more than 700 enterprises and orga- Philadelphia, where these ships were built trial and political landscape, our joint nizations in the Russian defence in- by the order of the Russian government. The closely with dedicated units of the graves are dated 1900 and 1901. In late May Russian Foreign Ministry in the im- task set by the nation’s leadership is dustrial complex. Russia maintains 2018, memorial stones were installed at the plementation of Russia’s state pol- to enhance the impact of economic military technical cooperation with INTERNATIONAL graves. These are the first memorials erected icy in the field of military-techni- diplomacy efforts, actually help do- more than 100 countries around the MILITARY-TECHNICAL FORUM ‘ARMY-2018‘ by the Russian Federation for its servicemen on cal cooperation in virtually all re- mestic businesses promote advanced world. the Atlantic coast line of the USA. International military-technical forum ‘ARMY-2018‘ SYSTEM NAMED CHANCE Engineering Machines to Vietnam Rostec premiered a unique design for peo- August 21-26, 2018 ple evacuation from high-rise buildings – an ChTZ-URALTRAC, a member of Uralvagonzavod Group of Rostec State Corporation, and a individual special-purpose parachute system called Chance. The novel solution was unveiled Vietnamese company NGA PHAT have signed a B10M.0100E bulldozer supply contract. The The Patriot Congress and Exhibition Centre with at the Kirzhach airfield when opening a new tractor manufacturer’s
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