Egypt Has Requested an Offer From France for the Purchase of 24 Additional Rafales
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Africa’s most powerful military places a new order for 24 French Rafale fighter jets despite China and Pakistan claiming the J-10 beat the French fighter
Egypt is considering the purchase of 24 additional Rafale fighter jets from France, a move that could take its fleet to 78 aircraft and strengthen Dassault Aviation’s position in one of Africa’s largest defence markets.
Egypt was precisely the country that opened the international market of Rafale in 2015 and later became the second foreign operator to have a large fleet.Dassault currently has seven foreign countries that have commissioned the Rafale: Egypt, Croatia, Greece, India, Indonesia, Qatar, United Arab Emirates and Serbia.
According to French website La Tribune, Egypt has asked Dassault to bid for 24 additional Rafale fighter jets. If the program is implemented, it will be the third Rafale order from Egypt, which has already acquired 54 fighters of the type. According to the report, Egypt is moving [...] The article Egypt requested a bid from France for the purchase of 24 additional Rafale was first published in Defence Review.
Egypt has sent a new Request for Proposal (RFP) to French company Dassault Aviation to expand its existing Rafale fleet. According to La Tribune, Egypt has requested 24 additional Rafale fighter jets from Dassault Aviation. This development, if it results in a contract, would pave the way for a third procurement package that would increase Egypt's Rafale fleet from 54 to 78 aircraft. The aforementioned […]
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