Danish Defense Company Terma A/S Expands to Ukraine Amid Aviation Cooperation

Danish defense company Terma A/S will open a representative office in Ukraine, its CEO Henriette Hallberg Thygesen announced during a meeting at the Ministry of Defense focused on strengthening the aviation capabilities of the Armed Forces.

This was reported by Ukrainian Ministry of Defense on September 17.

Deputy Minister of Defense for Aviation Development Oleksandr Kozenko described the decision as “very good news that fully aligns with Ukraine’s aspirations.”

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During the talks, the parties focused on key areas of cooperation, including the experience and prospects of integrating Terma A/S equipment into the current fleet of the Air Force of Ukraine, as well as the improvement of aviation systems and detection, warning, and countermeasure tools using Danish company solutions.

Kozenko also invited Terma A/S leadership to consider participating in future projects of Ukraine’s military and civilian aircraft manufacturing.

Both sides agreed to continue active consultations and maintain contacts to implement the agreements reached.

Earlier, it was reported that Denmark is pushing forward with mechanisms to support Ukraine’s EU accession talks, despite Hungary’s continued blockade of opening negotiation clusters.

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