Ambassador Dani Al Ashkar, CEO of the Turkish company PRINCE GROUP INVEST (Prince Invest Group Diş Tic Ltd Şti), responsible for selling arms to Africa, has for the third time rejected a contract proposal with Rwanda, a truly cold refusal in this period of rain of sanctions against Rwanda today. Ambassador Danny El-Ashkar, Economic Commissioner of the European Parliamentary Union and Chairman of the PRINCE INVEST Group, continues to strengthen his influence in the African defense market.
Defense market in Africa: Danny El-Ashkar, a key player
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In just six months, he has secured over $5 billion in military contracts, which are already in the execution phase.These agreements concern the supply of:
(1) Light and heavy weapons
(2) Advanced defense systems
(3) Strategic equipment for several African governments
BUT WHY IS RWANDA REFUSED?
This refusal highlights several realities: Prince Invest adopts a neutral and responsible position in the supply of arms in Africa.Rwanda, following the diplomatic war waged by the DRC, is losing credibility on the international defense market.Rwanda’s room for maneuver is shrinking, while it faces sanctions and increasing diplomatic pressure.
Did you know?
With the implementation of its new contracts, El-Ashkar consolidates its leading position in the defense sector in Africa, surpassing major global firms and traditional state suppliers.
What will Rwanda do in the event of a stock shortage if other arms sales chains follow in the footsteps of Turkey [of the PRINCE INVEST group]?
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