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Going Danish. How a small Nordic country is aiding Ukraine’s defense
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The Danish model has transformed relationships within the defense sector, enabling Ukraine to convert Western military support into domestically manufactured weaponry. Procuring equipment locally ensures that weapons reach the front lines more swiftly and at a lower cost, while also simplifying training and maintenance. This strategy is not only strengthening Ukraine’s defense capabilities but also accelerating the growth of its defense technology sector.
In the article by Rudy Ruitenberg on Defense News, Pavlo Verkhniatskyi, Managing Partner at COSA, explained how the Danish model is being implemented in Ukraine, emphasizing the practical aspects involved in establishing joint ventures between Ukrainian firms and their foreign partners in the defense industry.
“Allied states and their businesses can benefit from cooperating with Ukrainian enterprises in R&D and co-production,” said Verkhniatskyi. “After the war, these jointly made products would find their way into global markets much easier. ‘Designed in Ukraine’ should be a competitive advantage.”
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