NATO and Ukraine Sign Agreement on Defence Innovation Cooperation
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The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and Ukraine have signed an agreement for cooperation in the field of defence innovation. The agreement was signed by NATO's defence innovation programme known as DIANA (Defence Innovation Accelerator for the North Atlantic) with the Ukrainian side.
The agreement aims to facilitate the joint development and testing of technologies. It also helps Ukrainian innovators navigate NATO's defence ecosystem, which could open opportunities for them to work with the alliance on new projects.
The DIANA programme supports modern ideas and technologies in the field of defence within and outside NATO member states. The programme aims to help start-ups and researchers turn their ideas into usable products through joint experiments and tests.
This agreement comes at a time when many countries are focused on developing their defence capabilities through modern technology. The source does not provide further details about the value, duration, or implementation stages of the agreement.
Sources: Defensehere
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