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BSDA 2018: Rafael from Israel signed agreement with Romanian defense industry

Israel’s Rafael Advanced Defense Systems Ltd., a global leading defense company, has signed a teaming agreement with ROMAERO, Romania’s largest government-controlled Aerospace & Defense Industry. The agreement was signed by ROMAERO CEO, Mr. Remus Vulpescu and Rafael’s CEO, Major General (ret.) Yoav Har-Even. The signing ceremony took place on Wednesday (May 16, 2018) and was attended by dignitaries from Israel and Romania at BSDA in Bucharest. Read full article about BSDA 2018 at this link ....
Rafael Spyder MR air defense missile system at BSDA 2018, Black Sea Defense & Aerospace Exhibition in Bucharest, Romania. May 16, 2018. (Picture source Army Recognition)
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