Rabdan Academy has entered into a strategic memorandum of understanding (MoU) with INTRA Defence Technologies, a leading company in drone technologies, defense systems, and integrated logistical support.
This agreement facilitates the exchange of cutting-edge global experiences, technologies, and services between the two entities to bolster the capabilities of individuals and institutions in terms of safety, security, defense, emergency preparedness, and crisis management.
Furthermore, it aims to foster collaborative research, studies, and global training solutions to advance defense and military manufacturing systems.
Under this agreement, the two parties will collaborate to devise mechanisms for academic and professional accreditations pertinent to specialized talents in drones, safety, security, defense, emergency preparedness, and crisis management, in line with the highest quality standards upheld by both entities.
Salem Saeed Al Saeedi, Vice President of Rabdan Academy, expressed his enthusiasm for the inaugural partnership with INTRA Defense Technologies, underscoring its significance in nurturing national capabilities and future systems in the defense and security sectors.
Al Saeedi further emphasized that the collaboration would elevate the academy’s contributions and align with its visionary objectives to pioneer integrated solutions and services in unmanned systems and their ancillary technologies regionally and globally.
For his part, Dr. Hamad Abdullah Al-Fouzan, CEO of INTRA Defence Technologies, stated that, “I am delighted and proud to sign this strategic agreement with Rabdan Academy. This partnership marks a significant step in our journey towards enhancing our capabilities and refining our approaches in the defense and security sectors. We strongly believe in the importance of innovation and cooperation in reaching our mutual goals, and we eagerly anticipate collaborating with the Rabdan team to deliver cutting-edge integrated solutions and services in unmanned systems and their ancillary technologies.”
Both parties commit to organizing conferences, scientific forums, and specialized training courses in defense and security. They also plan to facilitate training programs to enhance the research capabilities of experts affiliated with both entities.
