This is what a deputy director at the Federal Service for Russia’s Military and Technical Cooperation, Anatoly Punchuk, told RIA Novosti on Thursday over the course of 2017 SITDEF exhibition.
The event is held in the capital of Peru, Lima, from the 18th to 21st of May.
“We are ready for a dialogue not only regarding the final supply of military products, but also the establishment of the licensed assembly of Russian weaponry and military equipment in the territory of a foreign customer,” Anatoly Punchuk said.
At the same time, he noted that no specific agreements on the establishment of joint ventures with Latin American countries have been reached.