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ROSTEC is expected to sign a contract with the Aviation Industry Corporation of China at the end of this year to jointly develop the Advanced Heavy Lifter, in which the Russian industrial giant will transfer technologies on engine and composite materials, its officials told Shanghai Daily yesterday.
This comes on the heels of a joint venture Rostec formed with Commercial Aircraft Corporation in Shanghai in May that will design components for a long-haul commercial jet, said Victor Kladov, director for international cooperation and regional policy of Rostec.
Kladov said that he hopes the jet will be able to break the dominance of Airbus and Boeing in the world aviation market.
The jet is expected to receive an airworthiness certificate by 2025, said Alexey Grishin, Rostec’s top representative in China.
Also at the news conference, Rostec said it will launch the third generation of the dual-screen YotaPhone next month in China.
The phone is jointly developed by Rostec’s subsidiary and Hong Kong-based China Baoli Technologies Holdings, which has a Kindle-screen display on the back of the smartphone, said Zhou Xiangxiang, the phone’s designer.
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