Key Takeaways
- The GCC states heavily relied on arms imports initially due to limited domestic industrial capabilities and evolving security threats.
- The United States played a significant role as a primary arms supplier to the GCC states during their early development stages.
- Over time, concerns about supply chain vulnerabilities and over-dependence on foreign powers led to a strategic shift towards developing indigenous defence industries.
- The book explores the economic implications of the local defence industry, emphasising its potential to drive economic growth, create job opportunities, and foster technological innovation.
- It also delves into the security implications of defence industry development, focusing on enhancing military capabilities and strengthening national security.
- The book's methodology adopts a multidisciplinary approach, integrating historical, economic, geopolitical, and security perspectives through primary and secondary research.
- The book's structure follows a logical flow, exploring the drivers and challenges of defence indigenisation, economic diversification, technology transfer, and their impact on regional security cooperation.
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