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- The production of weapons in Ukraine is too risky today. We can only buy or receive gear and equipment - said Taras Chmut, head of Ukraine's largest "military" foundation "Come Back Live" during the International Defence Industry Exhibition in Kielce. He came to Targi Kielce to negotiate contracts and acquire equipment.

What is the industry of the future? The answer to this and many other questions will be available to workshop participants. The workshop session is organised by Jagiellonian University's Open HEIR and held at Targi Kielce under the banner of How to guide our people towards the industry of the future? The meeting is a part of the Metal Trade Fair, which begins on 20 September.

International Defence Industry Exhibition in Kielce celebrates its 30th anniversary. The Tuesday, 6 September meeting was held at the Congress Centre. The expo staff celebrated the jubilee together with the exhibitors and guests. The unique nature of the event was emphasized by the performance of dancers from the Kielce Dance Theatre, who presented the "Unobvious History of Cinderella" performance. The repertoire choice in the context of the anniversary was not accidental

Mehter band is believed to be the oldest military band in the world. To mark the 30th jubilee of the International Defence Industry Exhibition, the ensemble presented a unique, emotional performance. This was graced with the presence of the distinguished guests: Deputy Prime Minister, Mariusz Błaszczak, the Minister of National Defence and Paweł Soloch, the head of the National Security Bureau and the Minister of Defence of the Republic of Turkey, Hulusi Akar.

The first day of Targi Kielce MSPO was when we witnessed the four spectacular demonstrations of the Parade Drill of the Representative Regiment of the Polish Army. A 9-person team wearing the uniform of three types of Armed Forces performed in front of the public.

During the 30th International Defence Industry Exhibition, the Minister of National Defence, Mariusz Błaszczak, approved several agreements between the Polish Armaments Group and the Armaments Agency. The contracts stipulate delivery of defence equipment with a total value of approximately PLN 3 billion.

The participants of a nationwide scientific conference held on the first day of the MSPO debated the existing and possible consequences of the war beyond the eastern border of Poland. The discussion was set in the context of the Polish defence industry and its research and development facilities.

"Each contract concluded here brings us closer to peace" - it is worth noticing the address during the opening ceremony delivered by the President of Polish Armaments Group, Sebastian Chwałek. The head of PGZ also assured that the company would continue its cooperation with the Kielce exhibition and congress centre.