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05 Sept 24. RUSI C4ISR conference.
3 October 2024
09:00 – 19:00 BST
61 Whitehall, London
Join us for our annual C4ISR (Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance) conference at RUSI’s historic home 61 Whitehall.
This year’s C4ISR conference will focus on the theme of British Sovereign Capabilities to cement the debate in future defence agendas. Understanding which C4ISR capabilities can and must be retained domestically is crucial to any defence strategy, just as it is essential to determine what should be outsourced to partner forces for financial, technical or political reasons.
The programme at a glance:
09:30 – 10:15 | Opening Keynote Address
Introduction by: Noah Sylvia, C4ISR and Emerging Tech Analyst, RUSI
Keynote Speaker: Lieutenant General Tom Copinger-Symes CBE, Deputy Commander, Strategic Command
10:15 – 11:05 | Session 1: Resilience in the Electromagnetic Spectrum
Chair: Dr Jack Watling, Senior Research Fellow for Land Power, RUSI
11:20 – 12:10 | Session 2: Data on and off the Battlefield
Chair: Dr Simona Soare, Senior Lecturer, University of Lancaster
12:15 – 13:05 | Session 3: Integration, Interoperability, and Redundancy
Chair: Dr Sidharth Kaushal, Senior Research Fellow for Sea Power, RUSI
14:05 – 14:35 | Keynote Address
Keynote speaker: Charles Forte, Chief Information Officer, Ministry of Defence
14:35 – 15:35 | Session 4: Organisational Foundations
Chair: Matthew Savill, Director of Military Sciences, RUSI
15:50 – 16:50 | Session 5: The British Military’s Relationship with Technology
Chair: Dr Sophy Antrobus, Research Fellow, Freeman Air and Space Institute
16:50 – 19:00 | Drinks Reception
For a list of all the speakers and the full programme visit our conference page.
Joining Instructions
This in-person conference will take place at RUSI, 61 Whitehall, London, SW1A 2ET. Lunch and refreshments will be provided on the day for delegates.
Conference ticket prices range between £120 and £350 + VAT, with member discounts and military concessions available.
If you have any queries regarding this event please email RUSI Events on .
05 Sept 24. TangentLink’s biennial EWLive event, Playing Live. Airshows feature amazing displays by fast jets performing death-defying aerobatics. Land warfare exhibitions may witness armoured vehicles zooming around and sending mud flying in all directions: A stout pair of wellington boots is advised for the latter. Fleet reviews let spectators and dignitaries watch warships sailing majestically past the shore, often in resplendent sunshine. Those of us in the electronic warfare community seldom get to see our kit and capabilities being put through their paces. Often the only such opportunities present themselves in the laboratory, or during training and exercises, periods of tension and sadly actual conflict. What do you do if you want to see electronic warfare doing what it does best, namely jamming and spoofing, in representative environment? The answer is to get yourself to Tartu, southern Estonia between 17th and 19th September. This delightful Baltic city is once again home to TangentLink’s biennial EWLive event. EWLive, now in its fifth incarnation, has become an established fixture on the international electronic warfare calendar of shows and conferences. It is an event with a difference. Delegates from NATO and allied nations get to see EW systems pitting their wits against simulated threats. In fact, two full days of live, outdoor demos will take place. Delegates will also be able to enjoy classroom demonstrations, exhibitor stands and a series of seminars and roundtables. Those missing out on this year’s show need not worry as EWLive will be returning once again in 2025. Armada will be attending EWLive 2024 and we look forward to seeing you there! (Source: Armada)
04 Sept 24. Poland to award $515m in defense deals during MSPO trade show. Polish Deputy Prime Minister and National Defence Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz said he intends to sign contracts worth about PLN 2 bn ($515 m) with foreign and domestic manufacturers during the four-day MSPO defense industry show in here this week.
The announcement came shortly after the government approved the largest planned military budget in the nation’s history, forecast at around PLN 187bn in 2025.
The forthcoming deals are to include contracts awarded to “our foreign partners, including from Spain and the United States, but also major contracts signed with [local defense industry players] Rosomak and Jelcz Polish state-owned companies, but also private and foreign ones,” Kosiniak-Kamysz said.
Under the plan, Poland’s defense spending in 2025 is to capture a record 4.7% share of the country’s gross domestic product (GDP). Funds for the military will be earmarked in the ministry’s budget, but also in the state-operated Armed Forces Support Fund, which finances purchases of new weapons and equipment.
This year, Warsaw aims to inject 4.2% of its GDP into the military. If the government goes through with its plans, this level of spending as a share of GDP will place Poland above all other NATO member states.
The show’s first day was also attended by Polish President Andrzej Duda. This year’s edition of the trade show, which has established itself as a leading industry event in the region, runs between Sept. 3 and 6.
This year’s MSPO is attended by some 769 exhibitors from 35 countries, according to data from the show’s organizers. (Source: Defense News)
04 Sept 24. SAE Media Group announced a strategic partnership with the Jordan Design and Development Bureau (JODDB) to host the Counter UAS Middle East & Africa 2025 conference, scheduled for July 1 – 2, 2025, in Amman, Jordan. This groundbreaking event will be the first conference of its kind, focusing on the rapidly evolving counter-UAS landscape in the Middle East and Africa regions.
The conference will bring together government and military officials, industry leaders and technology innovators to discuss key topics relevant to the counter-UAS landscape in the Middle East and Africa. The event will feature expert-led discussions and insightful panels, shedding light on the latest counter-UAS developments, technologies and strategies taking shape in the region.
As drone technology continues to evolve, so too do the threats posed by unmanned systems. The Middle East and Africa are regions that face unique military and security challenges stemming from UAS advancements, which demand specialised counter-UAS solutions.
In recent years, the Middle East and Africa have witnessed a significant increase in the use of drones for hostile purposes, particularly with drones seeing widespread use in the ongoing conflicts in the Middle East and the Red Sea. This surge has amplified the need for advanced counter-UAS solutions to protect critical infrastructure, trade routes, troops, borders and public safety.
Hosting the Counter UAS Middle East & Africa conference in Jordan underscores the strategic importance of the region, with a close proximity to the ongoing developments in the Middle East. The partnership between SAE Media Group and JODDB seeks to bring expertise and insight to the counter-UAS community in the Middle East, Africa and across the globe, addressing the pressing need for collaborative solutions.
“SAE Media Group are delighted to be partnering with JODDB to deliver what will be the premier C-UAS Event for the Middle East and Africa. As the leading conference organiser for the global C-UAS market, it makes perfect sense to collaborate with Jordan’s premier organisation dedicated to the development of defence and security technology for the Jordanian Armed Forces,” said Miles Dixon, Managing Director of SMG Conferences. “This unique meeting will allow the key regional players to gather and share the latest strategies and technologies to defeat the continued emergence of UAS threats. By providing unprecedented access to defence forces from the Middle East and Africa, the conference presents unparalleled opportunities for all participants.”
On his part, Eng. Rateb Abu Al-Ragheb, the Head of Sales & Business Development Department at JODDB said, “We have established this partnership with SAE Media Group, which specialises in organising C-UAS conferences in Europe and America, to host a counter-UAS event focused on the Middle East and Africa. Our goal is to gather experts, specialists and decision-makers in the field of counter-drone systems under one roof to exchange expertise and knowledge, facilitate communication and discuss challenges and available solutions. This event will also provide a unique opportunity and platform for companies to showcase these solutions. During the event, we will engage in strategic discussions and share experiences from different countries to ensure that the attendees gain the maximum benefit from this gathering.”
About JODDB
Jordan Design and Development Bureau (JODDB) was established by a royal decree in 1999, as an independent military/civilian organisation affiliated with the Jordan Armed Forces (JAF). The establishment of the Bureau was one of His Majesty’s, King Abdullah II, top priorities upon the assumption of his constitutional powers, in the aim of becoming the Arab defence nucleus in the region
JODDB distinguishes itself in the MENA region through dedication to applying excellence in design and development, test and evaluation, technology incubation and providing a broad range of products, services and capabilities in various fields, including Land systems, Weapons, Ammunition, Electronics, Electro-optics, Troops gear, Disruptive future technology (AI, VR, Cyber Security, 3D Printing) projects and Ballistics Testing and Training, within a purpose-built free industrial zone, the Industrial Gate Free Zone.
About SAE Media Group
SMG Conferences, based in London, produces over 45 high-level networking events worldwide, concentrating on the Aerospace, Defense, Pharmaceutical, and Medical industries. These events bring together senior government and industry executives/program managers to share knowledge and collaborate on key technology topics including military space, unmanned and autonomous systems, microbiology, biosensors, and much more. SAE Media Group are also the proud owners of the C-UAS Hub, the leading online news source for Counter-UAS and airspace awareness vendors, products, services, news, jobs and resources.
Contact:
SAE Media Group: Jack Overell, Head of Production – Defence, at:
JODDB: Eng. Zaid Al Saabi, Senior Business & Development Specialist, at:
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04 Sept 24. SEC Glasgow to welcome global leaders to explore new frontiers at the biggest space industry event ever held in Scotland, 11 – 12 September.
The countdown to launch is on with just one week before Space-Comm Expo Scotland at SEC Glasgow, 11-12 September. Space-Comm Expo Scotland will be the biggest space industry event ever held in Scotland attracting over 3,000 delegates, 70 exhibitors and 100 speakers including Ministers from the UK and Scottish Government, UK Space Agency and European Space Agency.
The inaugural event will welcome global leaders, international delegations and industry experts from across government, aerospace, defence, business and academia to explore new frontiers for a new global space economy driven by government and commercial collaboration and rapid advances in technology. There are currently an estimated 10,000 satellites in orbit and 50,000 predicted by 2030. The dynamic growth of the sector is estimated at $1.8 trillion by 2035 by the World Economic Forum. Registration is FREE to attend via: https://space-comm-scotland.co.uk/
The Scottish space industry is one of the fastest growing in the world. Scotland builds more satellites than any other country in Europe, is home to multiple spaceports and launch operators, world leading data analysis capabilities, and universities excelling in science, engineering, cyber, robotics and AI.
UK Government, Secretary of State for Scotland, Ian Murray MP said: “This is an exciting time for the Scottish space sector. Space-Comm Expo Scotland, supported by the UK Government through the UK Space Agency, is a fantastic opportunity to bring together government, industry leaders, innovators, and academia to discuss how we accelerate the growth of Scotland’s space sector and enhance our position on the global stage. This important industry already plays a vital role in our economy and employs thousands of people across the country.”
Scottish Government, Business Minister, Richard Lochhead MSP said: “It is hugely exciting that Space-Comm Expo, the largest gathering of the industry ever seen in Scotland, is coming to Glasgow. It will provide the perfect opportunity to showcase our talents, skills and technology helping place us at the forefront of new, ground-breaking discoveries. The First Minister has made clear that Scotland is open for business. With the Scottish space sector growing quickly while already supporting around 8,000 jobs, we are poised to capture £4 bn of the global space market, becoming one of Europe’s leading space nations. The Scottish Government is committed to unlocking further opportunities, investments and collaborations that will support our hugely exciting space sector.”
UK Space Agency, CEO Dr Paul Bate said: “Space-Comm Expo Scotland is a new and important event in Glasgow that will showcase the growing value of the space sector to the economy, the environment, and our daily lives. I’m looking forward to sharing an update on our work to drive innovation and unlock the benefits of space as part of the conference programme, and to meeting with the companies, researchers and public bodies who are shaping the future of this fast-growing industry in Scotland, and across the UK.”
Space-Comm Expo Scotland will feature an exciting two day programme with keynote speakers, panel sessions, workshops, networking opportunities and exhibitors showcasing the latest technologies and innovations. Highlights include orbital launch vehicles manufactured by Orbex, small satellites designed by AAC Clyde Space, satcom communications with Celestia, spacecraft data-handling with Star-Dundee, 3D aerospace printing showcased by CRP Technology, and space debris and robotics simulations with Technia.
International delegations include visitors from the Nordics, Denmark’s CenSec and Swedish Space Corporation; Germany’s Ministry of Economic Affairs, Ports & Transformation and German Aerospace Centre (DLR), Malaysia Space Agency and government departments across science, technology and investment, organised by Scottish Development International.
Themes and topics in the programme incorporate; The UK’s Leadership in Space, Investment in the New Space Economy, Global Collaboration, Space Law, Cyber-Security, Satellite Manufacturing, Space Data Analysis, Launch Capabilities, In-Orbit Servicing and Manufacturing and AI for Space Sustainability.
Keynote speakers at the event include the UK and Scottish Government Ministers, UK Space Agency, European Space Agency, The United Nations for Outer Space Affairs, Space Scotland and Civil Aviation Authority; alongside business leaders, entrepreneurs and academics including; Orbex, HyImpulse, Astroscale, CGI, AAC Clyde Space, BioOrbit, PWC, DLA Piper and Universities of Strathclyde and Edinburgh.
Space-Comm Expo Scotland is supported by the UK Space Agency, UKSpace, Scottish Enterprise, Scottish Government, Space Scotland, South Scotland Enterprise, FinTech Scotland, Highlands and Islands Enterprise. The award winning expo is organised by Hub Exhibitions and attracts international delegates and visitors from all across the UK, Europe and the global space community. Register today at: https://space-comm-scotland.co.uk
03 Sep 24. Loitering Munitions 2024 Conference.
- The World’s Only Conference Dedicated to the Development, Testing, Acquisition and Integration of Loitering Munitions
- November 19-20, 2024 – London, United Kingdom
The Loitering Munitions Conference is a first of its kind forum built exclusively to address the most pressing challenges and opportunities within the loitering munitions field. Our collaboration with the newly formed NATO Loitering Munitions Working Group and extensive contacts from our MRAS, UAV, Future Soldier and C-UAS Portfolios will enable an unprecedented agenda and deliver otherwise impossible value to anyone in the field.
With insights from senior leadership, operators & acquisition professionals at both a sovereign and alliance wide level, attendees will hear directly from those pioneering LM development and integration in one dedicated forum across two days. Whether as a speaker, industry partner or delegate, we look forward to welcoming you to this vital gathering in November.
Attendees will be able to:
- Streamline their own development with unprecedented insight into world’s most advanced LM programmes
- Make more informed acquisition decisions based on operational learnings from the front lines
- Witness the cutting edge in industry capabilities and pose questions directly to their manufactures
2024 Speakers
- Captain Sean Harper, Senior Operations Research Analyst, United States Marine Corps
- Colonel Antony Neylan, Assistant Head Deep Effects, Military Capability Plans, British Army
- Colonel Danielle R. Medaglia, Project Manager, Uncrewed Aircraft Systems UAS, US Army
- Colonel Glenn McCartan, DIU Representative to U.S. European Command, Defense Innovation Unit
- Colonel Nicolas Mueller, Head, Defence Procurement Cooperation, Armasuisse / Federal Office for Defence Procurement
- Colonel Vadym Slyusar, Principal Research Fellow, Arms Institute, Ukrainian Armed Forces
- Dr Frank Flemisch, Principal Scientist – Human Systems – Evangelist, Fraunhofer
- Dr Thomas Watts, Leverhulme Early Career Research Fellow, Department of Politics, International Relations and Philosophy, Royal Holloway, University of London
- Major (Ret.) Andrius Sujeta, Technician, Ammunition Support Partnership Branch, General & Cooperative Services Programme, NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA)
- Major Andrei Slabovits, Loitering Munition Unit Commander and Capability Developer, Estonian Defence Forces
- Major Andrezj Majcherek, Training Defence Center Warmate Lead, Polish Territorial Defence Forces
- Major General Adrian Ciolponea, Supreme Allied Commander Transformation Representative in Europe, NATO HQ
- Major Jesse Hume, Team Lead – Organic Precision Fires, United States Marine Corps Systems Command
- Major Kev Carter, SO2 FIRES NCHQ – UK Commando Force Transformation Prog, NCHQ
- Major Manfred Gerweler, Section leader Loitering Munition Systems, Bundeswehr Technical Center for Weapons and Ammunition
- Major Thomas DiMiero, Military APM, PEO Soldier, US Army
- OR-9 Yvan Grigorieff, C-UAS Material Manager, Belgian Defence
- Professor Mark Voskuijl, Professor Weapon- and Aviation Systems, Netherlands Defence Academy / Ministry of Defence
- Tim De Zitter, Lifecycle Manager, Belgian Ministry of Defence
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02 Sept 24. Polish defense show lures global players amid record spending spree. Last October’s general election triggered a change in government in Poland, but it has not dented Warsaw’s appetite for new weapons. As Russia’s invasion of Ukraine continues to drive Poland’s military modernization efforts, domestic and foreign defense companies are gearing to promote their products at the upcoming MSPO show in Kielce.
Over the past years, the event, scheduled to run between Sept. 3 and 6, has established itself as a leading trade show in the region. Since February 2022, when the Russian military launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, allies along NATO’s eastern flank have replied by boosting their defense budgets. Poland has led the way, aiming to spend about PLN 160 bn (US$41.5 bn), or some 4.2 percent of the country’s GDP, on its armed forces this year.
Speaking on Aug. 15 at a military parade in Warsaw, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said his centrist government’s goal is to develop “one of the largest European militaries.”
“We must promise today to our compatriots, but also to the soldiers of the Polish Armed Forces, that we will build a most modern military … because today, innovation is power,” Tusk said during the event.
The nation’s record-high 2024 military expenditure is to be financed from the ministry’s budget, but also from the Armed Forces Support Fund, a financial instrument designed to fund purchases of new weapons and gear.
In 2025, Poland could further expand its defense budget which, if Warsaw spends the earmarked funds this year, could place Poland this year above all other NATO member states in terms of spending as a share of GDP.
In a July 4 statement, which made a thinly veiled reference to an increasingly belligerent Russia, the Polish Ministry of Defence said: “Next year, we plan to increase the budget for the military by 10 percent, which is an element of a long-term national security strategy, aiming to strengthen our armed forces in the face of the current geopolitical challenges.”
Tomasz Smura, the program director and management board member at the Warsaw-based Casimir Pulaski Foundation, told Defense News the government is continuing a number of programs launched by the previous administration, buying gear from U.S. and South Korean companies. However, there is also a noticeable intensification in activities by European groups who hope the change in power could pave the way for more contracts, he said.
“Since the change in government, Poland’s relations with Germany and France have noticeably improved, so it is natural that defense companies from these countries are demonstrating an increased interest in cooperating with Poland’s defense industry on joint projects,” Smura said. “Warsaw is planning to buy new submarines, fighter jets, but also various vehicles for the Polish land forces. This brings a number of opportunities for foreign manufacturers.”
The ministry is preparing to launch a number of acquisitions for the country’s air, naval, and land forces. Some of the potential purchases include:
- A further 32 fighter jets for the Air Force, with officials in Warsaw mulling plans to acquire more fifth-generation jets on top of the already ordered 32 F-35s. Also in the running is the Eurofighter Typhoon and Boeing’s F-15EX, according to local observers;
- New training helicopters and ship-based helos to replace the Polish Armed Forces’ outdated SW-4 Puszczyk and Kaman SH-2G Seasprite aircraft, respectively;
- More combat and surveillance unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) for the military’s dedicated Drone Force, a new group within the armed forces;
- Three to four new submarines for the country’s Navy to boost its operational capacities in the Baltic Sea. Last year, the Polish ministry’s Armament Agency announced that 11 entities supplied their initial bids as part of a market consultation process. These included companies from Germany, France, Italy, Spain, South Korea, and the U.K.
Tusk’s government, which came to power in December 2023, has inked a number of major deals to buy weapons from the United States and South Korea, but also from Polish defense industry players.
Most of the large contracts this year went to U.S. manufacturers. These include the $10 bn contract to buy 96 Boeing AH-64E Apache attack helicopters from July, the $2.5bn deal from February to acquire Northrop Grumman’s Integrated Battle Command System, or IBCS, to synchronize Poland’s air- and missile-defense weapons under development, and the $1 bn deal from May to purchase four aerostat-based early warning radar systems from the United States.
Last May, the ministry also inked an executive deal to buy 72 K239 Chunmoo multi-barreled missile launchers from South Korea’s Hanwha Aerospace for some $1.6bn. The latter deal was widely treated as a sign that Tusk’s cabinet will keep buying weapons under the framework contracts inherited from the previous government, covering FA-50 light attack aircraft, K9 howitzers, K2 Black Panther tanks, and Chunmoo launchers. (Source: Defense News)
26 Aug 24. In September Targi Kielce turns into a meeting place where MSPO brings together important representatives of the world’s defence industry. Traditionally, in September, Targi Kielce turns into the meeting place where MSPO brings together the most important representatives of the world’s defence industry. Each year, MSPO reflects the global geopolitical situation; the 2024 International Defence Industry Exhibition is held under the banner of Poland’s anniversary of NATO anniversary.
The Targi Kielce International Defence Industry Exhibition has attracted exhibitors and visitors from all over the world for years. MSPO has always been the platform for exchanging experiences, presenting the latest technologies and establishing international business contacts. This trade show offers an excellent opportunity for defence companies to present their latest products and services and establish strategic partnerships.
This is another record-breaking MSPO with 736 exhibitors, and numerous companies from 34 countries around the world, including the most numerous representations from Australia, the USA and United Kingdom. Russia’s aggression against Ukraine keeps causing tensions throughout Europe. Defence spending needs to be increased – it is clear to all of us, i.e. the general public, the economy and political milieus. Our government has allocated a record-breaking 4 per cent of GDP for this purpose, says Andrzej Mochoń PhD., President of the Management Board of Targi Kielce – The need for equipment and supplies will increase, which translates into great interest in the trade show. I believe that this interest will not decrease even if the war in Ukraine ends as tensions between superpowers and political blocs will continue. A decade of increased defence spending lies ahead of us – explains the President of the Targi Kielce Management Board Mr Mochoń.
This year’s MSPO gathers leading producers and suppliers of military equipment, experts and decision-makers who discuss the future of defence, safety and security. The show’s agenda includes discussion panels, technology presentations and numerous business meetings designed to exchange knowledge and experiences.
Not only is the International Defence Industry Exhibition Poland’s largest defence industry exhibition, but it is also one of the world’s most prominent events. For years, MSPO has been third-largest and most important platform which serves the purpose of knowledge and experience exchange, ranked after Paris EUROSATORY and London DSEI. Andrzej Duda, the Republic of Poland President has granted his auspices to the expo. The Polish Armaments Group has been the Strategic Partner of MSPO.
Armed Forces Exhibition under the NATO banner: This year’s MSPO features the Armed Forces Exhibition jubilee exhibition; the exhibition held under the banner of ‘Poland; 25 years in NATO, safe and secure for 25 years’ emphasises the importance of Poland’s membership in the North Atlantic Alliance for national and international security. The main theme is an excellent opportunity to present the achievements and progress made by the Polish armed forces since Poland joined the alliance. The exhibition includes a mission town, a patrol boat and a snowmobile. Every year, over 1,000 Polish soldiers take part in the exhibition arrangement.
Contracts and agreements: Last year’s MSPO witnessed many significant contracts and agreements signed at the show. These have had a considerable impact on the development of the Polish defence industry. The most important transactions include contracts for the supply of modern defence systems, cooperation with international partners and contracts for modernising and refurbishing existing military equipment. The contracts list includes cooperation between MESKO and the Armament Agency for the supply of ammunition for the Polish Armed Forces, agreements between PCO SA and VIGO SA regarding the development and implementation of cooled IR matrices (production and marketing), and a number of agreements signed by PGZ.
This year’s show witnesses a galore of important contracts officially signed, including the long-awaited contract for the supply of K2 tanks, which is intended to strengthen the combat capabilities of the Polish armed forces. The contract covers both the delivery of new units and the transfer of technology, which will contribute to the development of the Polish arms industry. This strategic agreement is one of many that have been concluded at this year’s show, highlighting the importance of MSPO as a key platform for negotiating and finalising important transactions in the defence sector.
Knowledge packed MSPO: The Expo is not only a unique exhibition and business discussions platform. Many topical, knowledge-packed meetings bring together leading experts and representatives of the defence industry are also on the agenda. The National Scientific Conference ‘Cooperation Of Defence Sector Enterprises with Civilian Enterprises and Research and Development Units’ is part of the show; the Institute of International Relations and Public Policies, the Institute for Security and Safety at the Faculty of Law and Social Sciences of the Jan Kochanowski University in Kielce and Targi Kielce SA hold the session on the first Expo day, i.e. 3 September 2024. The seminar is devoted to the cooperation of Polish defence companies united in the Polish Armaments Group with civilian companies, universities, institutes, and research and development units. This topic takes on importance in the face of the war beyond the eastern border.
Another pivotal event – the seminar focuses on prospects of cooperation with the American army in Poland, organised by the Ministry of Development and Technology – Department of Commerce and International Cooperation. The participants will learn about the practical aspects of cooperation with the U.S. armed forces operating in Poland, which is particularly important given the growing presence of American troops in the region.
There are many more events that accompany this year’s MSPO – check out the agenda at www.targikielce.pl/en/mspo (Source: www.joint-forces.com)
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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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