The Polish Armaments Group, as the event’s strategic partner, will unveil the Baobab serial mine-laying vehicle and the first serial production unit of the New Amphibious Infantry Fighting Vehicle Borsuk. Another premiere will be the Heavy Infantry Fighting Vehicle model, alongside a dozen or so other tracked and wheeled vehicles.
Among other innovations, the RAF1 containerised photovoltaic power plant will be presented, providing quick and independent power supply to military bases. Companies specialising in anti-drone systems, camouflage technologies, next-generation radars, and robotic defence production will also display their solutions.
The WB Group announced a strong presence with its concept of a “multi-domain revolution” at MSPO. Its exhibits will include COMP@NZ programmable radios, new Warmate drone variants, the X-FRONTER unmanned aerial vehicle, and unmanned naval surface units capable of carrying loitering munitions.
Conferences and debates will run alongside the exhibitions, bringing together experts, military officials and industry representatives. These sessions will address defence modernisation, cyberspace security, and the growth of unmanned capabilities, creating a platform for knowledge exchange and strategic insight.
High-level visits will also underline the event’s importance, with the President of Poland confirming his attendance. Military and government delegations from NATO, the European Union, and countries across the Middle East, Africa, and Asia will join discussions on regional security, industrial cooperation, and procurement projects.
As Andrzej Mochoń, President of Targi Kielce, emphasised, “MSPO is the forum where industry meets defence policy. We see how the talks held in Kielce translate into real decisions and contracts – as Andrzej Mochoń highlights.”
The exhibition is therefore expected to confirm Poland’s position as a key link in the global security system. It will also reinforce Kielce’s growing role as a European hub for defence industry premieres and international strategic dialogue.
