0:15
Hello and welcome to Defense Web TV, the
0:18
official defense channel of Army
0:20
Recognition Group. Today, we are live in
0:23
Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur for DSA 2026.
0:27
One of the world's leading defense and
0:29
security exhibitions. Stay with us for
0:31
the next few days for exclusive access
0:34
to the latest military technologies, key
0:36
industry players, and analysis from the
0:39
exhibition. Follow us for interviews,
0:42
daily coverage, and insights shaping the
1:10
>> DSA once again confirms its role as a
1:13
strategic hub where global defense
1:15
industries, regional armed forces, and
1:17
policy makers converge to showcase
1:19
capabilities, forge partnerships, and
1:22
shape the future of security in the
1:27
>> highlights Malaysia's ambition to
1:29
strengthen its defense ecosystem while
1:31
remaining deeply connected to
1:33
international partners. The exhibition
1:35
floor reflects a balance between
1:37
national industrial development and
1:39
global collaboration with strong
1:41
participation from both local and
1:44
Malaysia's domestic defense industry is
1:48
>> with key players such as Mildef and
1:50
Deftech demonstrating their growing
1:51
capabilities in armored vehicles, land
1:54
systems, and localized production.
1:57
These companies embody the country's
1:58
objective to build sovereign
2:00
capabilities while integrating advanced
2:02
technologies through partnerships.
2:05
International presence is particularly
2:08
illustrating the geopolitical importance
2:12
Turkey stands out as a major contributor
2:14
with companies like Aselsan, Turkish
2:17
Aerospace, and Otokar [music]
2:19
showcasing a wide range of systems from
2:23
>> to armored platforms.
2:25
Their presence reflects an increasingly
2:27
close defense relationship with Malaysia
2:30
focused on technology transfer and
2:33
The United Arab Emirates also features
2:35
prominently through its dedicated
2:37
pavilion where Edge and Kalidus present
2:39
advanced air and land solutions.
2:42
Their participation underlines the UAE's
2:44
strategy to expand its defense footprint
2:47
in Asia and position [music] itself as a
2:49
competitive global supplier.
2:51
China maintains a significant presence
2:53
with major state-owned groups such as
3:00
Their exhibits span missile systems,
3:02
ground platforms, and naval
3:03
technologies, reinforcing China's role
3:06
as a key defense partner for many
3:08
countries in the region.
3:09
>> South Korea continues to expand its
3:11
influence with companies like Hyundai
3:13
Wia, LIG, and Poongsan presenting
3:16
artillery systems, precision-guided
3:18
munitions, and advanced components.
3:21
European industry is represented by
3:23
major players including KNDS and Airbus
3:27
highlighting capabilities in land
3:29
systems, aerospace, and defense
3:33
Their presence reflects ongoing
3:34
cooperation with Southeast Asian nations
3:36
in modernization programs.
3:38
The United States pavilion brings
3:40
together a wide range of defense
3:41
technologies emphasizing
3:43
interoperability and strategic
3:44
partnerships in the Indo-Pacific.
3:47
Meanwhile, other countries such as
3:48
Russia, Azerbaijan, India, [music]
3:51
and Slovakia contribute to the diversity
3:53
of the exhibition, each presenting niche
3:55
capabilities and seeking new
3:57
opportunities in the region.
3:59
DSA 2026 ultimately illustrates a clear
4:02
reality. While Malaysia's defense
4:04
industry is developing and increasingly
4:07
visible on the international stage,
4:09
it remains heavily reliant on global
4:11
partnerships to access advanced
4:13
technologies and accelerate capability
4:16
Among these partnerships, Turkey emerges
4:19
as a particularly influential and
4:20
strategic collaborator, shaping the
4:23
future trajectory of Malaysia's defense
