With around 1,000 exhibitors spread across nearly 50,000 square metres in five halls, Enforce Tac 2025 is set to be the largest edition yet. The fair will showcase cutting-edge security solutions and the latest industry developments, reinforcing its reputation as a key global event for defence professionals.
Access to Enforce Tac is strictly limited to members of the armed forces and authorised security organisations. This exclusive approach ensures a highly focused professional environment, where industry experts can engage in in-depth discussions and maintain the highest security standards.
Event Director Isabelle Teufert expressed excitement about the upcoming fair, highlighting its growing impact on the industry. “We expect around 1,000 exhibitors and over 15,000 trade visitors, offering valuable insights and new solutions,” she stated, looking forward to shaping the three-day event alongside exhibitors, visitors, and partners.
One of the key highlights of Enforce Tac 2025 is the return of the Enforce Tac Village, hosted in weather-protected Hall 8. Leading companies such as md textil, Rheinmetall, and Diehl Defence will present live demonstrations of their latest security innovations, offering visitors hands-on experiences with cutting-edge technology.
Enhancing the fair’s reach, Enforce Tac TV will provide a digital platform for exhibitors, expanding engagement beyond the physical event. The programme also includes key networking opportunities, the German-Nordic Defence Industry Dialogue, and specialised conferences, such as those hosted by DHPol and UAV DACH.
A significant addition to the event is the AMMO SYMPOSIUM, set to premiere at Enforce Tac 2025. This specialised forum will bring together experts to discuss developments in ammunition technology, highlighting advancements in security and defence strategies.
The fair will also feature a seminar by the Carl-Cranz-Gesellschaft e.V. on drone and UAV warfare, covering state-of-the-art technologies and future trends. Speaker Ulf Barth, an expert in AI and drone swarms, noted the seminar’s high demand, with all 20 available seats booked by professionals from industry, research, and security authorities.
Christian Munz, Managing Director of CCG, emphasised the seminar’s importance, calling it a milestone for the organisation. “Our collaboration with Enforce Tac strengthens our commitment to advancing knowledge in security and defence, building on more than 60 years of expertise,” he stated.
Source: Enforce Tac.
