Lithuania discusses Airbus supply‑chain and defence cooperation at Warsaw Forum

Lithuania discusses Airbus supply‑chain and defence cooperation at Warsaw Forum
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On 13 October, Lithuanian Foreign Minister Kęstutis Budrys met Airbus Europe president Johan Pellissier and other company representatives at the Warsaw Security Forum to explore ways for Lithuanian firms to join Airbus supply chains, expand aircraft maintenance capabilities and develop advanced manufacturing and counter‑drone technologies.

The talks highlighted Lithuania’s expertise in photonics, lasers and electronics as potential contributions to aviation component production and high‑value‑added engineering services, with particular focus on defence technologies such as counter‑drone solutions and on building maintenance and servicing capacity for Airbus aircraft and helicopters in Kaunas.

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