Naval Group and Marine Technology Center of Sweden sign research MoU - Nordic Defence Sector
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French naval shipbuilder Naval Group and the Marine Technology Center of Sweden (MTC) signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) in Stockholm on 12 October. The agreement covers research and innovation in naval defence and maritime technology.— Together we can accelerate joint development, innovation and testing in Sweden, said Emmanuel Brochard, Director of International R&D Cooperations at Naval Group. According to Naval Group, the cooperation will include communications, autonomous systems, protection of critical seabed infrastructure and digital ship architectures. The partners say it should strengthen Sweden’s maritime sovereignty. MTC is a collaborative platform based in Karlskrona. It brings together industry, academia and the public sector to test and demonstrate maritime solutions.— Our ambition is to accelerate maritime innovation and turn international cooperation into concrete results that contribute to maritime security in the Baltic Sea region and in Europe, said David Appelberg, Director of MTC. The MoU comes six weeks after Naval Group signed a contract to deliver four defence and intervention frigates (FDI) to the Royal Swedish Navy.
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