Upcoming Events

The annual Combat Engineer & Logistics conference is set to enter its 9th edition on the 31st January – 2nd February 2023 in a new location in Warsaw, Poland based on the geographic and strategic importance of the region as a host nation for NATO’s Enhanced Forward Presence initiative.

The event will provide key stakeholders from both the military engineering and logistics community a platform to network with peers, address shortfalls in capability and learn about advancements in technological developments and service based solutions, understand future trends and requirements in line with increased defence spending and receive operational feedback and lessons learned from recent programmes and exercises.

Recent events, such as the Ukraine crisis, have shown how the nature of warfare has shifted. The conference will explore topics in both logistics and engineering that have drawn attention as a result of recent events in Europe. Numerous lessons can be drawn from the global humanitarian and military aid efforts towards Ukraine. This large logistical undertaking has exposed the importance of multi-national enablement in peacetime to ensure that operations during crisis and wartime can be sustained. Operations on the ground have demonstrated the importance of mobility, especially gap crossing and anti access area denial capabilities.

CEL23 will aid nations and organisations in determining how to improve both their short-term preparedness in light of recent events and develop their future force design, which will influence their procurement objectives for years to come.

Attendance is FREE for all serving military personnel, government representatives and other validated end users!

SAE Media Group is proud to present the 8th annual Maritime Reconnaissance and Surveillance Technology conference, taking place on the 1st and 2nd of February 2023.

With rapid technological advances changing the way maritime forces need to utilise and manage ISR capabilities across domains, Maritime and Littoral Reconnaissance and Surveillance systems and platforms have become a critical component of naval capability.

As the only Maritime ISR event with a specific focus on Space-Based Domain Awareness, Maritime Reconnaissance and Surveillance Technology 2023 follows seven very successful predecessors. With the previous events taking place in Rome, the event has brought forward a discussion on the growing need for more comprehensive and sophisticated Joint Maritime ISR capabilities in the Mediterranean and beyond, particularly following the Migrant Crisis that still remains.

Platforms and topics discussed include: Space based ISR, Airborne Platforms & Operations, C4ISTAR, Unmanned Maritime Systems, Hydrographic platforms and many more..

AERO INDIA 23, India’s 14th Aero Show is scheduled to be held at the Air Force Station Yelahanka, Bengaluru, Karnataka from 13 – 17 February 2023.

Aero India 2023 will provide a significant platform in bolstering business opportunities in International aerospace and defence sector.

Aero India 2023 provides an occasion to meet up with all the key players in the aerospace and defence industry, seize fresh commercial opportunities, present their expertise and innovations to the world, and from technological and industrial partnerships.

Indian Exhibitors are defined as exhibitors who promote, display Indian or ”Make in India” defence products.

 

 

The International Defence Exhibition and Conference (IDEX) is the Most Strategically Important Tri-Service Defence Exhibition in the World.

IDEX is the only international defence exhibition and conference in the MENA region demonstrating the latest technology across land, sea and air sectors of defence. It is a unique platform to establish and strengthen relationships with government departments, businesses and armed forces throughout the region.

Location

IDEX takes place biennially at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre (ADNEC), which is centrally located in Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates. The IDEX exhibition takes over 100% of the state-of-the-art exhibition centre, utilising 133,000sqm of event space.

The AVALON 2023 Australian International Airshow and Aerospace & Defence Exposition is a global business, defence and public event, attracting senior civil aviation, aerospace, space and defence industry, military and government decision-makers from around the world.

AVALON 2023 will be a platform for industry at all levels to promote to customers, partners and suppliers, providing unrivalled access to the region’s aviation, aerospace, defence and space community. With a range of indoor and outdoor display options, air display flights and promotional opportunities, the Aerospace and Defence Exposition incorporates:

• Australia’s largest international aviation and aerospace industry exposition
• Three onsite exhibition halls
• External industry and aircraft displays positioned throughout the 320,000 square metre exhibition precinct. (Equivalent to approximately 16 times Melbourne Cricket Ground’s pitch!)
• Specialist conference and symposia program, including conferences of Australian Defence Force chiefs, major government and defence agencies, industry associations and international organisations;
• Formal business to business and business to government networking programs;
• Australian and international defence, industry, government and scientific delegations, with formal engagement and access programs;
• A prestigious Innovation Awards program;
• STEM, Careers and Skilling Programs.

The AVALON 2023 Australian International Airshow and Aerospace & Defence Exposition is a global business, defence and public event, attracting senior civil aviation, aerospace, space and defence industry, military and government decision-makers from around the world.

AVALON 2023 will be a platform for industry at all levels to promote to customers, partners and suppliers, providing unrivalled access to the region’s aviation, aerospace, defence and space community. With a range of indoor and outdoor display options, air display flights and promotional opportunities, the Aerospace and Defence Exposition incorporates:

• Australia’s largest international aviation and aerospace industry exposition
• Three onsite exhibition halls
• External industry and aircraft displays positioned throughout the 320,000 square metre exhibition precinct. (Equivalent to approximately 16 times Melbourne Cricket Ground’s pitch!)
• Specialist conference and symposia program, including conferences of Australian Defence Force chiefs, major government and defence agencies, industry associations and international organisations;
• Formal business to business and business to government networking programs;
• Australian and international defence, industry, government and scientific delegations, with formal engagement and access programs;
• A prestigious Innovation Awards program;
• STEM, Careers and Skilling Programs.

DSEI Japan will take place 15-17 March 2023 at Makuhari Messe, Tokyo.

DSEI Japan is the only large-scale, fully integrated defence event to take place in Japan, providing unprecedented levels of access into the Japanese and wider Asia-Pacific market. DSEI Japan enables the global defence industry and encourages connecting with the Japanese defence community, supporting the sourcing of the latest equipment and systems, developing international relationships and generating new business opportunities and partnerships between Japan and the world.

 

Hosted by American Conference Institute, the Emerging & Disruptive Technologies (EDT) for Defense Conference is an event for military decision-makers, leading industry, academia, and non-traditional defense companies, who are transforming joint capabilities and facilitating the integration of disruptive technologies in the defense enterprise.

This year’s conference co-chair includes Lieutenant General (Ret’d) Raymond Palumbo (Former Director for Defense Intelligence – Warfighter Support, U.S. Department of Defense). This forum will explore the integration of data-driven capabilities, transformation of intelligence PED, institution of cloud architecture, the power of AI/ML-enabled technologies, unmanned

The Emerging & Disruptive Technologies (EDT) for Defense Conference takes place on March 21-22, 2023, in Washington, DC. Visit http://bit.ly/3PpUC7H to view this year’s agenda and learn more.

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As Asia’s leading naval and maritime defence event, IMDEX Asia has mustered the world’s naval elite and the finest fleets of maritime innovations. Network with key industry partners and discover the latest in maritime innovations to propel your business forward, all in one location.

A unique platform to penetrate the maritime defence market in the Asia Pacific region
View the latest state-of-the-art systems and equipment together with their related technologies and developments

A marketplace for buyers & sellers
Establish contacts with over 236 of the world’s leading maritime defence companies in one location

High-level VIP delegations
Meet up with key decision makers from Navies worldwide

High-profile strategic conference
Held within the exhibition grounds will be the International Maritime Security Conference (IMSC 2023) where leading experts and academia from around the world will discuss issues related to maritime defence and security

Insightful exchange at the business forums
Gain valuable insights on the latest innovations and technological developments in the maritime and naval sector including cyber security, smart ports, port security, oceanology and undersea technologies

A gathering of warships around the world
A rare opportunity to experience and get first-hand information about the various operations on board warships from all over the world

Discover the whole spectrum of defence technologies, systems and equipment

Explore solutions for the maritime defence and security sector devised by brilliant and entrepreneurial minds at What’s Next @ IMDEX Asia

Α high-profile international defence exhibition where International companies present land, naval, aerospace, national and cyber security defence systems. DEFEA will take place 9th to 11th May 2023. It is organised under the auspices of the Hellenic Ministry of National Defence, with the cooperation of the Hellenic Manufacturers Association of Defence Material and is organised by ROTA Exhibitions Greece.

This is the 10th iteration of this meeting, the second time we have co-located three events, and the first time we have launched our Surface Fleet Technology meeting. With the Naval Damage Control Event taking place at the same venue, this will maximise the benefit to our attendees. It is a pleasure to welcome you once more to Farnborough, which with its size and links will be our home for the foreseeable future. We are looking to welcome 1,500 attendees representing 50 nations and 200 companies.

It will have been a year since we last met and the maritime environment is emerging as a key priority for NATO and its partners. Future Surface Fleet developments, ensuring comprehensive Underwater Defence and Security, and maintaining world beating Submarine Technology and Surface Fleet Technology are central tenants to this. The combination of the four help countries to develop their maritime capabilities, ensure freedom of navigation is not threatened and when necessary, sea control and denial are achieved.

The intent is for a wide cross-section of attendees from international navies, defence industry, academia to explore how to align in common purpose that assures naval capabilities match to the strategic, operational, technological opportunities and demands of the future.

For many years, the September International Defence Industry Exhibition has been the traditional presentation arena for defence industry companies from all corners of the world. It has been thirty years since the first MSPO; the expo has advanced and now enjoys a well-established position among the industry’s events. MSPO is an excellent platform for establishing relations, presenting premiere solutions and technologies, exchanging knowledge and experiences, and holding problem-focussed meetings. The Republic of Poland’s Armed Forces Exhibition has been an indispensable part of the expo agenda.

The best products showcased at MSPO are awarded the prestigious DEFENDER distinction, the annual accolade bestowed by the Programme Board’s decision. Other honours presented at the expo (among others): the President of the Republic of Poland Award, Special Award of the Minister of National Defence, and Special Award of the Minister of Development.

MSPO is accompanied by a plethora of conferences, seminars and business-insiders meetings. Furthermore, MSPO is complemented with the simultaneously-held International Logistics Fair LOGISTYKA.

The 10th Global Defence Helicopter meeting takes place in Warsaw, Poland over the 17 – 19 October 2023, building on last year’s success when we welcomed over 600+ representatives from 50 NATO and friendly nations.

The Russian invasion of Ukraine, terrorism, migration and human trafficking, the challenge of China’s international policies, cyber and other asymmetric threats, rapid advances in space, and climate change are some of the current NATO challenges. The endorsement by its 30 member nations of the NATO 2030 agenda has global implications hence increased dialogue and cooperation in the Asia Pacific region and strengthened engagement far beyond the Euro-Atlantic area.

With speed of response and tactical agility being at the heart of solutions to many of these defence and security challenges, rotary wing aviation – crewed and increasingly uncrewed – remains a critical capability for militaries of all sizes and capabilities.

It is therefore with pleasure that Global Defence Helicopter will return once again to Warsaw. Geographically at the heart of NATO’s response to Russian posturing towards Eastern Europe, Poland is also midway through a €43.2bn Technical Modernisation Plan for its armed forces, setting the standard for defence acquisition to counter modern as well as more traditional threats.

For 20 years, Defense & Security has been an important biennial as ASEAN’s Leading Tri-Service defence and internal security event, in Bangkok, Thailand.

Land forces across the globe are facing the biggest rise in investment in living memory. Using the UK as a typical example, £41Bn is being invested over the next 10 years (a 100% increase) and this is just one of countless examples including Germany, Poland, Saudi Arabia, Estonia, Finland and many more.

4 key themes are lethality (winning close battle and prosecuting at reach- this includes air defence, artillery, UAS, EW and stockpiles, use AI and ML to enhance decision making), agility (engineers and logistics to deter adversaries and work with partners, reduce carbon footprint and increase digital resilience), expeditionary (militaries are becoming more outward focussed, supporting alliances/influence/trade) and resilience (nurturing talent and personnel development).

Join us for the launch of Future Land Forces to explore these topics in close detail and find solutions to help today’s land forces fight tomorrow’s battles.

Integrated forces are increasingly reliant on the Naval component. Whilst sailors remain at the core of all operations, innovation and technology are making a tangible difference across multiple lines of development, be it underwater, on the surface or from the air.

Whilst the illegal invasion of Ukraine has predominantly focussed on land operations maritime elements have played a key role. Control of sea lines of communication, amphibious attacks, plus the launch of a variety of attack methods have highlighted both the vulnerability and opportunities for Navies.

Naval Technology 2023 aims to exploit these opportunities, bringing together the programme managers for technology areas. Failure to capitalise on these may not spell disaster, but suggests a Navy could quickly lose the initiative.

The event will start by defining the environment in which we operate, before exploring how best to align the find, strike, exploit concepts via enhanced sensors and effectors. These could be from land, sea or air but the effect will be the same; ensuring a Naval force that can protect its own interests whilst shaping the security environment around it.

Join us in Tallinn where a number of Naval Technology initiatives are underway to meet, learn from and work with a host of navies, organisations and industries that can help you get your programme where it needs to be.