Türkiye’s Roketsan showcases advanced naval systems at Euronaval in Paris

Roketsan, Turkiye’s leading manufacturer of rocket and missile systems, is presenting its advanced naval technologies at the Euronaval exhibition in Paris, France.

“High-level delegations from many countries are showing great interest in our products, many of which have proven effective in the field and surpassed those of our competitors,” Murat Ikici, Roketsan’s general manager, stated.

Euronaval, one of the world’s top exhibitions for naval systems, is open to visitors from Nov. 4 to 7. The event is attracting numerous high-level delegations and military representatives, and the company is showcasing its groundbreaking technologies.

At the exhibition, the company is focusing on its naval defense products and aims to engage in important discussions to explore new export opportunities.

Regarding Roketsan’s participation in Euronaval, Murat Ikici highlighted: “For 36 years, Roketsan has been developing technologies ranging from the depths of the seas to outer space through our work on air, land, naval, and space systems. Euronaval provides us with significant opportunities to present our naval systems to a global audience. Delegations from various countries attending this exhibition are demonstrating a great interest in our products, which have proven themselves in the field and excelled in terms of price and performance. I believe the meetings we hold at Euronaval will lead to new collaborations.”

Roketsan’s defense systems

At Euronaval 2024, Roketsan is showcasing a range of advanced systems, including the Atmaca anti-ship missile, the Cakir cruise missile, the Orka next-generation lightweight torpedo, the Levent close air defense system, the Levent missile, and the Midlas national vertical launch system.

Additionally, attendees can explore the Siper long-range area air and missile defense system, the Hisar-D missile, the Sungur air defense missile system, the Cirit laser-guided missile, the L-Umtas laser-guided long-range anti-tank missile system, and the Omtas medium-range anti-tank weapon system at Roketsan’s stand.