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Yesterday, August 14, Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin gave instructions following the strategic session, noting the high level of development of the national project "Unmanned Aircraft Systems", which was launched in January 2024. "Its implementation will help create conditions for the production of a wide variety of types of devices, expanding their use in all sectors of the economy. As a result, an innovative industry should be formed that will open peru whatsapp resourceup additional opportunities for business and society as a whole," the government said in a statement.
already held a strategic session on the development of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS). He said that over the next seven years, the state plans to almost double the volume of the Russian market for heavy and medium-sized vehicles: "We expect to achieve our goals not only by creating innovative technology, but also, which is very important, by expanding the services based on it that are in demand by consumers."
On January 26, 2024, First Deputy Prime Minister Andrei Belousov held a meeting of the presidium of the government commission for the development of the UAS industry, at which officials reviewed the plan for the production of civilian drones for 2024. The Ministry of Industry and Trade, responsible for preparing the document, presented the data: in total, companies have declared more than 18 thousand light, medium and heavy drones in the production plan for the current year, which will allow them to fulfill the state civilian order.
The head of the Cabinet of Ministers instructed the Ministry of Industry and Trade and the Ministry of Transport to finalize individual parameters of the national project "Unmanned Aircraft Systems" by August 20. "At the same time, it is necessary to ensure that the passport of the national project includes measures to develop radar systems and accelerate the development of a drone identification system, as well as measures aimed at supporting the domestic drone market and forming models for their use in various sectors of the economy," the government said in a statement.
Representatives of the press services of the Ministry of Transport and the association of employers and enterprises of the unmanned aircraft systems industry "Aeronext" did not answer additional questions from a ComNews correspondent.
already held a strategic session on the development of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS). He said that over the next seven years, the state plans to almost double the volume of the Russian market for heavy and medium-sized vehicles: "We expect to achieve our goals not only by creating innovative technology, but also, which is very important, by expanding the services based on it that are in demand by consumers."
On January 26, 2024, First Deputy Prime Minister Andrei Belousov held a meeting of the presidium of the government commission for the development of the UAS industry, at which officials reviewed the plan for the production of civilian drones for 2024. The Ministry of Industry and Trade, responsible for preparing the document, presented the data: in total, companies have declared more than 18 thousand light, medium and heavy drones in the production plan for the current year, which will allow them to fulfill the state civilian order.
The head of the Cabinet of Ministers instructed the Ministry of Industry and Trade and the Ministry of Transport to finalize individual parameters of the national project "Unmanned Aircraft Systems" by August 20. "At the same time, it is necessary to ensure that the passport of the national project includes measures to develop radar systems and accelerate the development of a drone identification system, as well as measures aimed at supporting the domestic drone market and forming models for their use in various sectors of the economy," the government said in a statement.
Representatives of the press services of the Ministry of Transport and the association of employers and enterprises of the unmanned aircraft systems industry "Aeronext" did not answer additional questions from a ComNews correspondent.