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JODDB launches 21st defence technology course
By JT - Oct 07,2024 - Last updated at Oct 07,2024
Participants in the course include representatives from Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Yemen, Qatar, Nigeria, the Jordan Armed Forces-Arab Army and the Public Security Directorate (Petra photo)
AMMAN — The Jordan Design and Development Bureau (JODDB) on Sunday launched the 21st Defence Technology Course (DTC), a programme that has been held annually since 2006 in partnership with Cranfield University in the United Kingdom.
The inauguration was attended by directors from various sectors, including land systems, industrial solutions, force equipment, armament solutions, smart technology and advanced electronics.
Participants included representatives from Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Yemen, Qatar, Nigeria, the Jordan Armed Forces-Arab Army and the Public Security Directorate.
This year's course focuses on key defence technology issues, emphasising the latest technical and operational capabilities of defence equipment, their operational limitations and maintenance requirements.
The course, which will be delivered by qualified Jordanian experts and accredited trainers from Cranfield University, aims to prepare its graduates, both officers and civilians, to effectively use defence technology.
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