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The Ministry of National Defence about MSPO 2025

18 June 2025
The meeting of the Programme Board of the International Defence Industry Exhibition took place on June 17 at the headquarters of the Ministry of National Defence. The discussion covered many issues

The discussion centred on the new rules for submitting registrations for the prestigious "Defender" awards, the most prestigious distinctions presented during MSPO. The changes aim to increase the transparency and objectivity of the process of evaluating innovative solutions offered by exhibitors.  In addition, the Board agreed on the scope of other awards and distinctions to be presented during this year’s Salon, recognising the contribution of companies to the development of the defence industry and state security. The next point discussed was the technical side of the Armed Forces Exhibition.  Much attention was also paid to other elements of the MSPO 2025 agenda , such as the orchestra's performance at the opening ceremony and the uniformed classes' roll call on the first day of the Exhibition.

The meeting at the Ministry of National Defence was the next stage in preparations for the upcoming edition of MSPO. 

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