The UAE Pavilion wrapped up a successful four-day event at the 12th Defence & Security Exhibition in Bangkok, Thailand, significantly influencing the global defence scene. Attracting extensive crowds, the pavilion underscored the nation’s dedication to innovation and collaborative efforts in defence technologies.
During the exhibition, the pavilion hosted a variety of international guests, including VIPs and representatives from nations like Bahrain, Indonesia, Thailand, Brazil, Singapore, Malaysia, Türkiye, France, Oman, and Saudi Arabia. The daily turnout showcased the UAE’s growing stature as a leader in defence and security advancements.
A total of 148 meetings were conducted at the pavilion, covering topics from emerging defence technologies to upcoming significant exhibitions in Abu Dhabi, such as UMEX, SimTEX, ISNR, IDEX, and NAVDEX. These discussions highlighted the UAE’s crucial role in facilitating global defence partnerships.
Prominent firms like EDGE Group, Calidus, BHE Land Systems, Bin Hilal, and Al Jundi Journal displayed their latest innovations. The pavilion also featured VIP Majlis sessions, where industry leaders and defence officials engaged in high-level dialogues, strengthening bilateral and multilateral relations.
The continuous interest and engagement throughout the four days reaffirmed the UAE’s status as a global leader in defence technology, dedicated to enhancing international cooperation and promoting technological excellence.
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