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France pledges to partner with India on joint 110kN engine development and advanced materials collaboration for AMCA

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France pledges to partner with India on joint 110kN engine development and advanced materials collaboration for AMCA



France has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting India’s ambitious plan to develop a 110kN thrust engine, a key milestone in India's pursuit of defense self-reliance. This partnership is a critical advancement for India's goal of achieving domestic defense manufacturing capabilities.


Under the collaboration, France will offer technical expertise to aid in the development of this powerful engine, which will be used in India’s 5th Generation Stealth Fighter, the Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft (AMCA). This engine is pivotal for enhancing India’s long-range strike capabilities and boosting its overall defense strength.


Additionally, the partnership extends beyond just engine development. France has also agreed to cooperate with India on advanced materials and metallurgy, essential for producing high-quality components for both military and civilian engines. India is keen to build proficiency in advanced metallurgy, particularly in areas like forging and casting, which are critical for the production of sophisticated engine parts. Mastering these skills will enable Indian industry to fully absorb and leverage high-end technologies from this collaboration.


AMCA 5th Generation Stealth Fighter CGI by Kuntal Biswas



This joint initiative is expected to significantly bolster India’s domestic defense and aerospace production capabilities. Developing its own engine technology will reduce India’s dependence on foreign suppliers and open up new growth opportunities for local industries.


Although France is committed to the 110kN engine development program, India has yet to finalize which company will take on the engine's production for the AMCA stealth fighter project. India’s Gas Turbine Research Establishment (GTRE) is currently evaluating proposals from GE Aerospace, Safran, and Rolls-Royce, while also considering an in-house development option.


The selection of the engine developer will be a crucial decision for India’s defense and aerospace sector, shaping its long-term strategy. A successful outcome in this program will not only enhance India’s military prowess but also elevate its standing in the global aerospace industry.


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