En.Yenisafak Türkiye's SAHA 2026 Defense Expo Generates $8 Billion in Deals
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- •SAHA 2026 generated $8 billion in agreements, with $6 billion from exports.
- •The event featured 1,763 companies and unveiled 203 new defense products.
- •President Erdogan emphasized Türkiye's growing global trust in its defense technologies.
The SAHA 2026 International Defense and Aerospace Exhibition in Istanbul reported $8 billion in agreements, with $6 billion from direct export deals. The event, attended by 1,763 companies, showcased 203 new products, highlighting the growth of the Turkish defense industry. President Erdogan noted the expo's significance in establishing Türkiye as a trusted source for defense technologies. The five-day event, which opened on May 8, 2026, is expected to conclude on May 12, 2026, with the final day open to the public. The agreements reflect both international sales and a strengthening domestic supply chain.
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2026-05-08
SAHA 2026 opens
The SAHA 2026 International Defense and Aerospace Exhibition commenced in Istanbul, featuring 1,763 companies.
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Erdogan announces $8 billion in deals
President Erdogan revealed that agreements at SAHA 2026 generated $8 billion, with $6 billion from exports.
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203 new products showcased
SAHA 2026 introduced 203 new defense products, enhancing Türkiye's defense technology portfolio.
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