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In 2021, the forum was held from the 22nd to the 28th of August. [5] [6]The Russian Ministry of Defence (MO) signed 41 contracts worth RUB500 billion (US$8.3 billion) with 27 defense enterprises during Army 2021 for the delivery of 1,300 new weapon systems and the refurbishment of 150 existing systems, while Rostec's Rosoboronexport arms exporter signed deals worth EUR2 billion (US$2.04 ...
The MSPO showcases the latest military technologies, armaments and products for the army. This four-day trade fair is attended by the professionals, who represent Polish Army , the Police , the Ministry of National Defence , the Ministry of Interior and Administration , and Polish Government .
There were 250 delegations from 96 countries, senior executives, public and private decision-makers and project leaders. For the first time, the President of France, Emmanuel Macron inaugurated the show. [6] During the 2024 edition, France banned Israeli defence companies from exhibiting at the arms fair due to the Israel-Hamas War. [7]
The business conducted at the 2005 IDEX totalled 2 billion US dollars. According to Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, the arms sales of the SIPRI Top 100 arms-producing and military services companies in 2017 (outside China) totalled $398.2 billion. [2]
Whether you're getting situated for a cozy start to the new year or building out your 2025 reading list, take a look below at readers' top books of 2024, according to the annual Goodreads Choice ...
On 23 June 2015 organisers Rex Cadman and Barbara Shea announced that they would be retiring after the 2015 show. On Saturday 25 July 2015 it was confirmed that John Allison and his team would be taking over the show on 1 August 2015. [8] They ran the show at the Hop Farm Country Park, Kent, England until 2019, due to Covid. In 2024 the War and ...
In 1999, the UK's Labour Government privatised the joint British Army and Royal Navy Exhibitions which had taken place since 1976. Exhibition company, Spearhead, launched DSEI (then known as Defence and Systems Equipment International) and the first event took place at Chertsey, Surrey.
After an investigation, they found that two military employees charged with shredding more than 200 books instead got rid of them by selling them to a recycling center as paper waste — 30 ...