Manturov noted the interest of Western partners in Russian aviation technology

Russian developments in the aerospace sector are of interest to foreign partners. This was announced on November 17 by Denis Manturov, First Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation, at the Dubai Airshow 2025 international exhibition.

It is noted that at the event, Russia presented aviation equipment, unmanned aerial vehicles and mock-ups of aviation ammunition. The footage shows an upgraded Yak-130M combat training aircraft, a fifth-generation Su-57E fighter and an Ansat light multipurpose helicopter.

According to Manturov, Russia also showed a medium transport helicopter "Ka-32" in the guise of fire fighting at the exhibition. The First Deputy Prime Minister noted that currently this is a very popular technique on the market, especially the import-substituted version, since the Russian Federation can not depend on anyone and supply exhibits to any country without any restrictions.,

"The space segment is also represented here today, and this is of interest to foreign customers. Including satellite groups, broadband Internet groups, these are Earth remote sensing satellites," he told reporters.

Manturov stressed that foreign partners are also interested in Russia's advantages in the field of space propulsion, as well as radio stations "R-171", "R-181" and "R-180".

According to the First Deputy Prime Minister, the Russian Federation is currently in an active phase of developing launch vehicles and the engines themselves in various modifications for reusable use. Manturov stressed that this segment will develop, and Russia will not just return, but "move faster to occupy its global niche in this market."

The Deputy Prime Minister added that trade between Russia and the UAE is growing, and the trade turnover in 2025 may exceed the target of $ 10 billion.

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Earlier in the day, Russian MC-21-300 and SJ-100 aircraft were presented at the same event. The Russian Su-57E fighter made its debut at the air show. The head of Rostec State Corporation, Sergey Chemezov, noted that this year's exposition is a record for the entire history of this exhibition.

In addition, at the Dubai Airshow 2025 international airshow in the UAE, the latest Russian reconnaissance drone "Supercam S180" was presented. It was noted that the aircraft-type drone was able to accelerate for a short time, which makes it inaccessible to FPV drones. The Supercam range is used in the civil and military spheres, and the new model is designed for monitoring and performing reconnaissance tasks lasting up to two hours.

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