Drones. Portugal and Greece want to deepen cooperation

Portugal and Greece have signed an agreement for the sale of three KC-390 aircraft, valued at approximately 590 million euros. The deal aims to enhance cooperation in defense areas such as drone production and satellite systems. Portuguese Defense Minister Nuno Melo emphasized the strategic partnership's long-term benefits, while Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias highlighted Portugal's experience with the KC-390. The agreement also includes bilateral cooperation between the air forces of both nations, focusing on training and logistics. Portugal will oversee production and training for Greek crews at Beja Air Base.