XXXIII MSPO Defense Industry Fair to Be Held in Kielce on September 2–5

On September 2-5, 2025, the XXXIII MSPO Defense Industry Fair will be held in Kielce, Poland.

Companies from 34 countries, including Australia, South Korea, India, Canada and the United Arab Emirates, have already registered to participate in MSPO 2025.

Among the participants will also be leading players from Europe – Germany, France, the United Kingdom, Sweden, Italy, and Poland. The exhibition will be held in permanent pavilions 1-6, temporary pavilions 9 and 10, as well as in a large open area.

Targi Kielce, the second largest exhibition center in Poland, is preparing for the XXXIII International Defense Industry Show MSPO, one of the three most important defense events in Europe. This year’s exhibition, scheduled for September 2-5, 2025, promises to be a record-breaking event both in terms of exhibition space and the variety of technologies presented.

One of the main advantages of MSPO is the opportunity to get acquainted with the latest achievements in defense technologies. The companies of the Polish Armament Group, a strategic partner of MSPO, plan to present more than 400 exhibits.

Among the announced novelties are the SC166 modular packaging for the safe transportation of 120 mm tank shells, the RAF1 mobile field solar power plant and the FIELDctrl Follow 3D MIMO radar system with artificial intelligence elements for combating drones.

A newcomer to MSPO, EDBAK, a company specializing in robotic vehicle fleets for the defense sector, will also present its innovative solutions. Participants will also showcase the latest equipment care products: General Nano Protection will demonstrate a line of products for protecting weapons and electronic components in extreme conditions.

The International Salon for the Defense Industry in Kielce is not only an exhibition, but also a platform for meetings of key deals, defense market leaders and representatives of armed forces from around the world. Every year, MSPO strengthens its position as a forum for sharing experiences, demonstrating breakthrough technologies and establishing partnerships.

The organizers emphasize that this year’s exhibition will focus not only on innovations in the defense sector, but also on the growing importance of ESG (environmental, social and governance standards) in the military-industrial sector and the use of artificial intelligence in command, intelligence and logistics systems.