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Reconnaissance Ahead of the 27th Armed Forces Exhibition at MSPO 2026 Underway

09 June 2026
Preparations for the 27th Armed Forces Exhibition, organised as part of the International Defence Industry Exhibition (MSPO), have entered the next stage. From 9 to 11 June, a reconnaissance visit is taking place at Targi Kielce, bringing together representatives of the Polish Armed Forces, the Inspectorate for Armed Forces Support, logistics units, and the event organisers.

The working meetings provide an opportunity to conduct detailed arrangements concerning the organisation of one of the most important components of the MSPO exhibition. Discussions focus on the deployment of military equipment, the preparation of exhibition stands for individual branches of the armed forces, transport logistics, and the accommodation and support of soldiers involved in the project.

For many years, the Armed Forces Exhibition has been a key element of the International Defence Industry Exhibition (MSPO), showcasing the most advanced equipment and capabilities of the Polish military. This year’s 27th expo will be held under the theme “Innovation and AI Technologies as the Hallmark of Modern Armed Forces,” highlighting the growing role of artificial intelligence, autonomous systems, and advanced technologies in strengthening national defence capabilities.

The International Defence Industry Exhibition (MSPO) will take place at Targi Kielce from 8 to 11 September 2026. Polish Armaments Group - many-year MSPO Strategic Partner  President Karol Nawrocki has granted the event His honorary auspices.

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