Türkiye’s national ADVENT Combat Management System has been exported to a NATO member for the first time, following HAVELSAN’s delivery of the naval command-and-control solution to Romania.
HAVELSAN achieved the export through the sale of the CAm.ROMAN corvette to Romania.
Under the export agreement, ADVENT was delivered together with the vessel for use by the Romanian Naval Forces.
The delivery marks the first time ADVENT has entered the inventory of a NATO ally after previous exports to Pakistan, Indonesia, Ukraine, Qatar, Oman, Nigeria, Malaysia and Chile.
The version delivered to Romania is adapted from the ADVENT Combat Management System used by the Turkish Navy to meet Romania’s operational requirements.
HAVELSAN said the system’s modular architecture enables it to tailor solutions to different customer needs.
Developed in close cooperation with the Turkish Naval Forces Command, ADVENT was designed with a force-oriented approach that connects multiple platforms through a shared operational picture rather than focusing on a single vessel.
The system integrates operational functions, including threat assessment, decision support, target detection, and weapons and sensor control, providing commanders with enhanced situational awareness and operational effectiveness.
ADVENT also offers interoperability with allied forces through various protocols.
It can be integrated into platforms ranging from small boats and major surface combatants to land-based command centres and unmanned systems.
It is used across surface, underwater and air operations, while its ADVENT ROTA mission management system extends its capabilities to unmanned naval platforms.
