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On Wednesday, 9 September, at 14:45, the National Security Bureau (BBN) will host the presentation of the fourth edition of its publication, the Polish Defence and Security Equipment Catalogue 2026.

Not merely another batch of hardware, but documentation, IP rights, and industrial capabilities that will remain in-country. At the 34th International Defence Industry Exhibition, a licensing agreement was concluded between the State Treasury – Armament Agency and Hanwha Aerospace.

One of the most significant premieres of this year's International Defence Industry Exhibition took place on 8 September at Targi Kielce. Polish Armaments Group and Huta Stalowa Wola unveiled a demonstrator of the new Heavy Infantry Fighting Vehicle. The over 40-tonne platform, powered by an engine exceeding 1,000 hp, was engineered primarily to deliver high crew and dismount protection while operating in tandem with main battle tanks.

X-LiftAir, WARMATE 8X, GLADIUS 2, and STAR Hyperion—four new solutions developed by WB Group were officially unveiled during the 2026 International Defence Industry Exhibition at Targi Kielce. These debuts highlight the strategic evolution of Polish defence technologies, spanning unmanned reconnaissance aerial systems, loitering munitions, and solutions designed to enhance military mobility and logistical footprint.

Poland's Minister of National Defence Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz, Canadian Minister of National Defence David McGuinty, and top-tier dignitaries from state authorities, the armed forces, the diplomatic corps, international delegations, defence industry heavyweights, and global media gathered for the official opening of the 34th International Defence Industry Exhibition.

The 34th International Defence Industry Exhibition commenced at Targi Kielce in the company of those who may join the ranks of the Polish Armed Forces in the future. On 8 September, a ceremonial inauguration of the academic year for uniformed classes took place with the participation of Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of National Defence Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz.

Relocating production to Europe, shortening supply chains, and enhancing industrial resilience are among the key challenges facing the tech and defence sectors today. During MSPO, Printor will demonstrate how electronics manufacturing can be nearshored to Poland, rapidly industrialised, and prepared for scaling.

Targi Kielce recently hosted a working meeting with Magdalena Sobkowiak-Czarnecka, Deputy Minister of National Defence, focusing on preparations for the 34th International Defence Industry Exhibition (MSPO).