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EXHIBITIONS AND CONFERENCES

May 9, 2025 by

Sponsored by Clarion Events

 

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08 May 25. SAE Media Group Announces Agenda for Counter UAS Middle East & Africa 2025 in Partnership with JODDB.

SAE Media Group, in strategic partnership with the Jordan Design and Development Bureau (JODDB) have unveiled the official agenda for the inaugural Counter UAS Middle East & Africa 2025, set for June 30 – July 1, 2025, in Amman, bringing together key regional and international stakeholders to address escalating drone threats and emerging defense solutions.

This landmark conference will be the first in the region dedicated exclusively to counter-unmanned aerial systems (C-UAS), reflecting the growing urgency around drone threats and defense strategies across the Middle East and Africa.

Designed to bring together senior government officials, military leaders, defense industry experts, and cutting-edge technology providers, the conference will focus on:

  • The evolving threat landscape from hostile UAS in regional conflict zones
  • Critical infrastructure and border protection
  • Innovations in detection, mitigation, and neutralization technologies
  • International collaboration and regulatory frameworks for C-UAS

Under the patronage of:

  • Major General Yousef Al Huneiti, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Jordanian Armed Forces

Confirmed speakers include:

  • Major General Eng. (R) Ayman Al Batran, Chief Executive Officer, Jordan Design & Development Bureau
  • Brigadier General Eng Shadi R. Khashashneh, Director General of the Special Communication Commission (SCC), Jordanian Armed Forces
  • Brigadier General Yunus Gündüz, ACOS Joint Target Intelligence and Unmanned Aerial Systems Directorate, Military Forces of the Republic of Turkey
  • Brigadier General Oliver Prost, Defence Intelligence Director, Chief of Division Military and Operations I, German Federal Ministry of Defence
  • Air Commodore M J Farrell, Head, UK Joint Counter-UAS Office
  • Colonel Hamza Mohammad Asweidat, 2nd Air Defense Group Commander, Jordanian Armed Forces
  • Colonel Nathaniel Huston, Director, Innovation & Capability Integration, U.S. Central Command
  • Colonel Ayman Alshagah, Chief of The Operating and Training Branch, Field Air Defense Directorate, Jordanian Armed Forces
  • Group Captain Gary Darby, Former Head, UK Joint Counter-UAS Office
  • Lieutenant Colonel Ahmad Khodier Mohammad Abaid, The Iraqi Air Defence Command
  • Capitaine Mehdi Oumalek, Air Defence Battery Commander, Royal Moroccan Armed Forces
  • Eng. Rateb Abu Al-Ragheb, Head of Sales & Business Strategy Department, Jordan Design & Development Bureau
  • Dr Cristian Coman, Principal Scientist, NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCI Agency)
  • Mario Behn, DEU VNC/Principal Scientist, NCI, NATO
  • Nicolien Wellen, DCB Jordan Coordinator, Defence and Security Cooperation Directorate, Operations Division, NATO

More speaker announcements and detailed session briefs will follow in the coming weeks. Delegates are encouraged to register early. (Source: ASD Network)

 

07 May 25. On 9-10 July 2025 Team Defence Information and Defence Digital come together to produce the Defence Information Conference, taking place at the ACC, Thornbury, Bristol. Join us at DI25 to hear, learn, discuss and debate the themes that will create the Integrated Force.  The Ministry of Defence are experiencing the biggest change in Defence for 50 years. With major changes coming with the anticipated publication of the Strategic Defence Review and Defence Industrial Strategy and MOD’s new ways of working from Defence Reform; how does Team Defence respond? In addition, the need to keep ahead of the relentless technological advances, increase influence with Allies and increase thought leadership.  Up to 30 key figures will be participating from the Ministry of Defence, Academia and Defence Industry as speakers, panel chairs and workshop leads, all will be confirmed over the next few weeks.  The Exhibition and Network Extra provide opportunities to network with fellow delegates, speakers, sponsors and exhibitors. The workshops on Day Two are open to DI25 ticket holders and provide an opportunity to have your say on the SDR and more.

Workshop One

A New Era for Defence – Implications for Industry; What Industry wants from MOD

Dave Hawken (MOD), Tony Butler (TD-Info)

“This is the largest change in the MOD for fifty years, and it will impact industry – get your voice heard.”

Limited spaces offered on a first come first serve basis – Attendance is free and open to DI25 delegates only (in person)

Tickets (all plus VAT at the standard rate)

  • MOD: Free of Charge
  • Members: £300 one day, £550 both days, virtual £100
  • Non-Members: £450 one day, £850 both days, virtual £200

In person tickets for Day One include entry to Network Extra

TD-Info host the DI25 Networking Drinks Reception, a more relaxed environment that allows delegates, speakers and exhibitors to network over good food and drinks.

Year on year the attendance to the DI25 Drinks Reception grows with feedback  proving how much this extra networking opportunity is highly valued at TD-Info events. A key element to gaining the most out of attending DI25. The reception runs from Day One close to 20.00 hours.

Already on the DI25 journey with us are

Prime Sponsors – Thales, Kahootz and Amazon Web Services

Event Sponsors – tlmNEXUS and CISCO

Exhibiting – TFDG, CACI, BizzDesign, Helyx, Allan Webb, RED Scientific, Elastic, Women in Defence, Everfox, Splunk, AFCEA, Cranfield and MOD Teams, Air Nexus Combat Cloud Team, Skills for Defence (DS4D), DAIC and CommercialX

 

30 Apr 25. The countdown to DEFEA–Defence Exhibition Athens 2025 has commenced. DEFEA 2025 will host 436 exhibitors from 37 nations, 18 national pavilions, and 98 official delegations from 45 countries, reinforcing its role as a pivotal hub for the global defence industry. The preeminent international defence and security exhibition is scheduled for 6–8 May 2025 at the Metropolitan Expo in Athens, under the patronage of the Hellenic Ministry of National Defence. As the EU prepares to allocate substantial resources to rearm its member states and enhance collective defence, global leaders from the defence sector will gather in Athens to present cutting-edge innovations and technological advancements in defence and security, spanning land, sea, air, cyberspace, and space domains. To address the evolving security landscape, the EU must significantly increase its defence expenditures, revitalise its defence industry, and establish strategic resilience. These imperatives will be central to DEFEA, which will feature senior officials from the EU and NATO, alongside representatives from organizations such as DG DEFIS, EDA, EDF, EDIDP, OCCAR, NSPA, DIANA, and HCDI, the Greek initiative to foster an innovative defence ecosystem. DEFEA 2025 will unveil elements of Greece’ s new air defence network, the ‘Shield of Achilles’, a sophisticated, five-layered defence framework that will set a new standard for modern defence. The exhibition will also showcase advanced missile systems and a comprehensive array of precision-guided munitions critical to contemporary warfare. Autonomous systems (UAVs, USVs, UUVs) and counter-drone technologies, capable of neutralising both individual and swarm threats, will be prominently displayed. Additionally, the event will feature helicopters, main battle tanks, armoured vehicles, multiple launch rocket systems, artillery, communication systems, small arms, diverse ammunition types and calibres, guided missiles, strategic weaponry, and a range of other advanced, innovative systems.

DEFEA–Defence Exhibition Athens 2025 serves as a premier global platform for B2B, B2G, and G2G engagements, promoting strategic partnerships and facilitating meaningful dialogue on security challenges, European defence strategy, and the emerging geopolitical landscape.

Among the 98 confirmed delegations, distinguished attendees include senior political and military leaders from numerous countries, including Ministers and Deputy Ministers of Defence from Armenia, Cyprus, Romania, Hungary, Serbia, Bulgaria, and Montenegro, as well as representatives from France’s Directorate General for Defence Equipment and Investments, Estonia, Saudi Arabia, and 14 other nations. The Hellenic Ministry of National Defence, the General Directorate for Defence Equipment and Investments, the Hellenic Armed Forces General Staff, the Hellenic Police, Fire Service, Coast Guard, and Ministry of Development will also be represented. Furthermore, senior military officials from the United States, Ukraine, Egypt, Australia, Italy, Spain, Poland, Israel, Jordan, and other nations will attend, alongside defence industry representatives from 16 countries, including Austria, Germany, the Netherlands, Lithuania, France, Italy, the Czech Republic, Portugal, and India. Beyond the exhibition, DEFEA hosts an array of high-level forums and conferences, including a forward-looking dialogue on European defence cooperation, a range of industry briefings and roundtables with international institutions as well as think tanks, and targeted events that bring together SMEs, innovators, and major defence contractors for strategic networking and collaboration.

 

04 May 25. The countdown is on and seats are filling fast for the 2025 Australian Space Summit & Exhibition, scheduled for 27–28 May 2025 at the ICC Sydney. This year’s event isn’t just a conference – it’s a launchpad for business growth, international expansion, and game-changing career opportunities in Australia’s rapidly evolving space sector. From major commercial players to key government stakeholders, everyone you want to meet will be in the room, with over 50 speakers confirmed for the event. You’ll get access to:

  • Key industry decision makers and leaders.
  • The biggest commercial players.
  • Confirmed agencies across the world in attendance including US space and defence agencies, Japanese and Singaporean organisations, the UN, and many more.
  • Real opportunities ideal for businesses looking to scale internationally.
  • Aussie space icons live on stage, including astronaut Eric Philips.

Whether you’re trying to connect with government, do business with local or international organisations, or simply understand where the next growth wave is coming from, this event is your strategic launchpad. Whether you’re aiming to collaborate with the Australian Space Agency, partner with other leading businesses, or tap into overseas markets, this is your moment. This event will also feature powerful representation from within Defence, including those responsible for determining how space capabilities are acquired, integrated, and used operationally. That means the people you need to influence if you’re selling into Defence – or want to partner with those who are – will be there. Senior Defence leaders from Joint and Space Command will be in attendance, including the teams responsible for vetting and assessing new solutions. This is your chance to get face time with those shaping acquisition strategies and influencing decisions on critical space capability projects. Prime contractors and major industry players will also be present, offering a chance to connect whether you’re looking to supply directly or become part of a bigger team. You’ll hear live insights into major projects, and understand how future decisions are being made in a fast-shifting space/defence landscape. If you’re trying to get your tech, service or platform in front of Defence, or you’re exploring opportunities to work with primes or established players, this is where it all converges.

Don’t miss:

  • Strategic panels on launch, satellites, defence, investment, and industry collaboration.
  • Direct access to Australia’s most influential space stakeholders.
  • Insights that could shape your next big commercial move or career breakthrough.
  • An expo floor packed with the latest tech, talent, and opportunity.

This is where space entrepreneurs, engineers, investors, and policy leaders come together – not just to talk, but to do business.

Register now before it’s too late via the link here: https://momentum.eventsair.com/australian-space-summit-and-awards-25/ass25/Site/Register?utm_source=Space+Connect&utm_medium=email&utm_content=Personal+Email&utm_campaign=BT-Reminder2-050525&utm_term=ASS2025&utm_emailID=644b8d26d48d92dcaf474cc4303f92281ef9f1866402a5756a6a167cc930d390

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DSEI 2025 – POWERING PROGRESS, DEFINING YOUR FUTURE

DSEI connects governments, national armed forces, industry thought leaders and the entire defence & security supply chain on a global scale. With a range of valuable opportunities for networking, a platform for business, access to relevant content & live-action demonstrations, the DSEI community can strengthen relationships, share knowledge and engage in the latest capabilities across the exhibition’s Aerospace, Land, Naval, Security & Joint Zones.

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