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Visit of Prime Minister Donald Tusk, ministers, agreements, conferences and business meetings. "The great potential of Polish companies to increase security and our defence capabilities." The Prime Minister emphasised that the most critical task is to maximise Poland's participation in all projects related to the armament of the Polish army

– Poland keeps building one of the most modern air defence systems in the world – said Dawid Kamizela, editor of the Strefa Obrony portal. The debate organised by the Strefa Obrony portal belonging to the Polska Press group was devoted to this very issue. The meeting was attended by Brigadier General Michał Marciniak, Deputy Head of the Armaments Agency and Plenipotentiary of the Minister of National Defence for the construction of an integrated air and missile defence system

On the second day of MSPO, the Minister of State Assets, Wojciech Balczun, and the Secretary of State in the Ministry of National Defence, Cezary Tomczyk, visited the stand of the Polish Armaments Group. They were present during the signing of important contracts

- We want Polish companies to make the most significant possible contribution to the modernisation of the Polish army. The MSPO - the defence industry sector as a flywheel for Poland's economy We focus on security and the latest technologies - said Minister Domański after visiting the exhibition of the 33rd International Defence Industry Exhibition in Targi Kielce

“Army and industry – cooperation for building defence capabilities” is the name of the conference that took place today at the Targi Kielce Congress Centre. The discussions focused on the directions of development and cooperation between the Polish Armed Forces and the defence industry, including the private sector and its potential

During the second day of the International Defence Industry Exhibition at Targi Kielce, a cooperation agreement was signed between the General Tadeusz Kościuszko Military University of Land Forces in Wrocław and the Hanwha Group regarding the implementation of the 2025 Hanwha Global Challenger project

During the International Defence Industry Exhibition in Kielce, an agreement was signed between the Armament Agency and the Łucznik Arms Factory – Radom for the supply of 23,000 MSBS Grot rifles

The International Defence Industry Exhibition in Kielce once again became the venue for the signing of an agreement of groundbreaking significance for the Polish arms industry. The Polish Armaments Group consortium, in collaboration with PIT-RADWAR SA and the Armaments Agency, has concluded a contract for the supply of 46 passive location radars (SPL) under the NAREF program.