The Cyprus Institute for the Sea and Shipping (CMMI), a leading research and innovative center for the Blue Economy, and Flanq, a German -based Naval Defense Soluer Provider, announced the signing of Moustays of Cooperation (MOU) for the UNHCR and MOU Defense throughout the Mediterranean.
Cooperation will focus on enhancing operational readiness in areas of increased intensity, utilizing advanced autonomous technologies. The two sides will explore common solutions that will combine Flanq's autonomous surface platforms with CMMI research expertise to provide innovative missions in the fields of information, information, surveillance and recognition (Intelligence, Surveillance, Surveillance) National Infrastructure Protection (CNI), environmental monitoring and high -precision targeted impact.
At the heart of the Memorandum lies the common commitment to accelerate the transition of concepts of autonomous surface vessels to operational reality, adapted to the particular challenges of the Mediterranean environment. Through joint research, testing and system integration, Flanq and CMMI will promote innovations that will ensure constant, escalating and adjustable sea security solutions.
Daniel Esser, co -founder and head of Flanq's headmaster, said: "The Mediterranean remains one of the most dynamic and strategic important areas in the world. By working with CMMI, we can offer autonomous naval potential that combines scientific excellence with operational flexibility - enhancing security, durability and awareness of the situation for Cyprus and its regional partners. "
Zacharias Siokouros, CMMi's chief executive, added: "This Memorandum is an important milestone for both CMMI and Cyprus. Collaboration with Flanq enables us to bridge the peak of marine science with real -world defense applications, supporting regional stability and sustainable seas management. "
About Flanq
Based in Germany, Flanq provides integrated naval defense solutions, specializing in autonomous surface platforms, sensor data and rapidly growing critical security systems.
About CMMI
The Cyprus Institute for the Sea and Shipping (CMMI) was founded in April 2019 in Larnaca, with European and national funding as a center of excellence in research, technology development and innovation. With the needs of industry and society, the CMMI focuses on the transformation of marine and maritime sectors and the provision of emergency solutions to world challenges.
Contact details:
CMMI press office
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Website: www.cmmi.blue
Flanq Press Office
David brown
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Tel: +44 7774 178736
SOURCE: EBEL-BUSINESS
