United Kingdom Defense and NATO seek emerging and disruptive technologies to meet the critical challenges of today and tomorrow
 

The EU’s SAFE (Security Action for Europe) fund enables up to 150 billion euro in low‑interest loans for defense investments across member states

Rzeszów–Jasionka Ulma Family Airport started multi‑million‑zloty investment program aimed at improving safety and access control across critical infrastructure

Brazilian government entities sign a five-year technical agreement to enhance collaboration on space launches.

Singapore’s increased defense budget and new initiatives in MRO sectors will create significant opportunities for U.S. aerospace and defense companies.

Ethiopia has launched a $12.5 billion airport city project near Bishoftu, creating major opportunities for U.S. firms in aviation and infrastructure.

Updated policy defines Brazil’s defense priorities, largely reaffirming existing defense commitments in space, cyber, and nuclear submarines. 

Brazil is investing US$2.2 Billion in Advanced Science.

Rio’s Security forces need Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) and counter-drone (C-UAS) technologies to enhance security and surveillance operations.

Brazilian Army opens new acquisition phases for Brazil’s Integrated Border Monitoring System (SISFRON).

India implemented a uniform Goods and Services Tax (GST) rate of 5% on all aircraft and aircraft engine parts.

United Kingdom Defense seeks proposals from industry for novel solutions for the development of deployable Test and Evaluation (T&E) systems.
 

U.S. defense companies may register with the Chilean Armed Forces supplier list for market entry. 

Hungary is planning an EUR2.5 billion development project around the Budapest International Airport.  

Continued Opportunities for U.S. Aerospace and Defense Companies in Austria