Marwan Al -Jumaili – Istanbul
Interactive experiments using virtual reality techniques such as “the tunnel of the blue homeland”
The festival reviews the Turkish naval force and a window from which visitors overlook its future
For the first time, the public has the opportunity to approach the most prominent ships of the Turkish navy
The activities of the “Blue Homeland” Technifest Festival, which is organized for the first time at the headquarters of the ship building, was concluded in Istanbul, within the framework of the “Technifest 2025” festival, which is the largest aviation, space and technology festival in the world.
A new marine vision
The festival comes to reflect the directions of the “Turkish National Campaign for Technology” towards the marine field, as it seeks to highlight the local capabilities in marine defense industries and provide the latest innovations in front of the public. The event organizes the Turkish Technology Team T3 in cooperation with the Ministries of Industry, Technology and Defense, and in a media partnership from the Anatolia Agency.
Events and competitions
The public visits are distributed over three periods daily (09: 00-12: 00, 12: 00-15: 00, 15: 00-18: 00), where the visitor has the right to choose one period.
The events include:
Under -water missile competition.
Unmanned marine systems competition.
– Delivery of marching marine vehicles.
Interactive experiments using virtual reality techniques, such as “the tunnels of the blue homeland”.
Display naval power
For the first time, the festival gives the public an opportunity to approach the most prominent ships of the Turkish navy, including:
– The Ansolo attacking amphach.
The frigate “Istanbul”.
– Corvetics “Burgza Ada” and “Al -Rayes Arouge”.
– Military submarines and ships such as “Nasr”, “Saqaria” and “Al -Rayes Khadr”.
Strategic dimensions
The festival represents a platform to highlight Turkish progress in the field of marine defense industries, and a message that confirms Ankara’s ambition to achieve greater independence in its defense techniques.
It also seeks to enhance young people’s awareness of marine technology and involve them in innovation through direct experiences and interactive activities.
With this, the “Blue Homeland Technivist” is not limited to being a technical festival, but rather to become a presentation of the Turkish naval power, and a window from which visitors overlook the future of marine and technological industries in the country.
