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Ukraine and NATO signed a memorandum of cooperation in the field of security innovations at the NATO headquarters (Brussels, Belgium) on October 29, signed Deputy Minister of Defense of Ukraine S. Boyev and representatives of the Defense Innovation Accelerator for NATO (Diana) on the Memorandum of Understanding. The document provides a basis for the joint development, testing and implementation of defense technologies. Ukrainian developers will have access to NATO expertise and infrastructure, including more than 200 test centers and 16 accelerators in allied countries. Joint projects will also receive additional funding. The parties plan to create a catalog of innovative defense technologies, covering unmanned aerial vehicles, electronic warfare systems, radar stations and ground robotic systems. Synchronization of Ukraine and NATO catalogs is provided to determine acquisition priorities and scale.

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Ukraine and NATO signed a memorandum of cooperation in the field of security innovations at the NATO headquarters (Brussels, Belgium) on October 29, signed Deputy Minister of Defense of Ukraine S. Boyev and representatives of the Defense Innovation Accelerator for NATO (Diana) on the Memorandum of Understanding. The document provides a basis for the joint development, testing and implementation of defense technologies. Ukrainian developers will have access to NATO expertise and infrastructure, including more than 200 test centers and 16 accelerators in allied countries. Joint projects will also receive additional funding. The parties plan to create a catalog of innovative defense technologies, covering unmanned aerial vehicles, electronic warfare systems, radar stations and ground robotic systems. Synchronization of Ukraine and NATO catalogs is provided to determine acquisition priorities and scale.

Ukraine and NATO signed a memorandum of cooperation in the field of security innovations at the NATO headquarters (Brussels, Belgium) on October 29, signed Deputy Minister of Defense of Ukraine S. Boyev and representatives of the Defense Innovation Accelerator for NATO (Diana) on the Memorandum of Understanding. The document provides a basis for the joint development, testing and implementation of defense technologies. Ukrainian developers will have access to NATO expertise and infrastructure, including more than 200 test centers and 16 accelerators in allied countries. Joint projects will also receive additional funding. The parties plan to create a catalog of innovative defense technologies, covering unmanned aerial vehicles, electronic warfare systems, radar stations and ground robotic systems. Synchronization of Ukraine and NATO catalogs is provided to determine acquisition priorities and scale.

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