Deftech company TAF Industries joins new EU-Ukraine Drone Alliance as founding company
TAF Industries has become a co-founder of the new EU-Ukraine Drone Alliance, which will unite European and Ukrainian manufacturers of unmanned technologies.
TAF Industries has become a co-founder of the new EU-Ukraine Drone Alliance, which will unite European and Ukrainian manufacturers of unmanned technologies.
According to TAF Industries, the founders of the Alliance were selected from among companies with proven expertise in creating unmanned systems and means of countering enemy drones.
The new alliance will combine Ukraine's unique combat experience with European technologies. The association's work will focus on the development of innovative UAVs, means of countering enemy drones, and the creation of joint projects between manufacturers from Ukraine and the EU.
“We expect that the Alliance will facilitate the creation of joint production sites with European partners both in Ukraine and in the EU,” said Volodymyr Zinovsky, CEO of TAF Industries.
In total, the EU-Ukraine Drone Alliance includes 18 companies — representation is divided equally between Ukraine and EU countries:
From the Ukrainian side: Skyfall Industries, Greentech Harvest, Tencore, Deviro, Vyriy Industry, Athlon Avia, TAF Industries, UFORCE and F-Drones.
From the European side: ORQA, Indra Group, Fincantieri, WB Electronics (WB Group), Destinus, Delair, RSI Europe, TERMA and Quantum Systems.
The inaugural meeting of the Alliance Council will take place this September in Brussels. At the first meeting, the partners will approve the strategy of activities and create specialized working groups.
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