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Ground combat modernization is forcing defense organizations to reconcile faster technology development with the realities of fielding and sustaining complex vehicle fleets.

Aircraft availability is putting pressure on airlines to make sharper decisions around maintenance capacity, parts supply and fleet planning.

Energy infrastructure depends on equipment reliability and engineering capability across demanding industrial environments.

Egypt is preparing to host the second El Alamein International Airshow as the country continues to strengthen its role in regional aviation and aerospace activity.

Saudi Arabia’s airport sector is entering a period of major infrastructure development, creating new demands for technology, investment and international collaboration.

Control of the electromagnetic spectrum has become a central consideration for modern defense planning as military organizations evaluate new approaches to communications, sensing and electronic warfare capabilities.

Additive manufacturing is becoming an increasingly important capability for defense organizations seeking to strengthen supply chain resilience, accelerate sustainment and expand production flexibility.

As Japan strengthens its defense capabilities and expands international cooperation, the importance of reinforcing the defense industrial base and deepening technological collaboration continues to grow.

Registration is open for premier forum advancing innovation, collaboration, and strategic dialogue in space and missile defense.

The second edition of Vietnam Aerospace Forum will take place in Hanoi as an international business convention dedicated to the aerospace and aviation supply chain, bringing together key stakeholders.