Nexter Group, partner of the 16th Defense Summer School

10.09.18

Satory - France

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Placed under the sign of Europe, this Defense Summer School reminded the necessity of having an European industrial cooperation, in particular between France and Germany, to meet tomorrow’s challenges in the aviation, space, land and naval fields. At last, the “Innovation Workshops” inaugurated during this Defense Summer School allowed Nexter to reaffirm its role of actor in the digitalization of land defense, at a time when technological excellence must bring our armies a decisive operational advantage. Nexter Group was delighted to actively participate in the works of this Defense Summer School.

At last, the “Innovation Workshops” inaugurated during this Defense Summer School allowed Nexter to reaffirm its role of actor in the digitalization of land defense, at a time when technological excellence must bring our armies a decisive operational advantage. Nexter Group was delighted to actively participate in the works of this Defense Summer School.

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