Romania Orders 12 Thales GM200 MM/A Radars from France in Government-to-Government Deal

Romania has agreed to purchase 12 Thales Ground Master 200 Multi-Mission All-in-one (GM200 MM/A) radars from France under a government-to-government agreement funded by the EU's SAFE program. The contract was signed by the French Directorate General of Armaments (DGA) and the Romanian Armaments Directorate. First deliveries are expected in 2027. The GM200 MM/A is a medium-range 4D AESA radar capable of tracking drones, aircraft, and missiles up to 350 km, and can be deployed in 15 minutes. The deal underscores the strong partnership between Romania and France and supports NATO's eastern flank modernization. Thales will establish a radar capability center in Romania, building on its 20-year presence and 850 local employees.

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