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HISTORICAL LITERATURE AT MSPO

HISTORICAL LITERATURE AT MSPO

07.09.2015

The International Defence Industry Exhibition MSPO is a presentation platform for multifarious activities designed to enhance safety. The programme encompasses military equipment and accessories exhibitions, conferences, seminars, briefings and press conferences and meetings with authors of historical books. This year's MSPO offers as many as four sessions of this type

EFFICIENT, ROAD-WORTHY AND... RETIRED

EFFICIENT, ROAD-WORTHY AND... RETIRED

04.09.2015

Unique exhibits on show at MSPO

FURTHER AGREEMENT BETWEEN POLAND AND TURKEY SIGNED AT MSPO

FURTHER AGREEMENT BETWEEN POLAND AND TURKEY SIGNED AT MSPO

04.09.2015

Military Aircraft Factory from Lodz will cooperate with Roketsan

PROUD VETERAN AT MSPO

PROUD VETERAN AT MSPO

04.09.2015

Andrzej Mochoń - Targi Kielce's President awarded with the Statuette

BOEING AND PGZ - GLOBAL LEVEL COOPERATION

BOEING AND PGZ - GLOBAL LEVEL COOPERATION

04.09.2015

PGZ Capital Group's Strategic agreement signed at the MSPO

"POLAND AND NORWAY - PAST, PRESENT, FUTURE"

"POLAND AND NORWAY - PAST, PRESENT, FUTURE"

04.09.2015

Lead Nation seminar at the MSPO 2015

THE SOLIDIFICATION AND CRYSTALLIZATION OF METALS 2015

THE SOLIDIFICATION AND CRYSTALLIZATION OF METALS 2015

03.09.2015

The 56th KiKM Conference in line with the 23rd International Defence Industry Exhibition MSPO

MESKO - IMPORTANT AGREEMENTS AT THE MSPO

MESKO - IMPORTANT AGREEMENTS AT THE MSPO

03.09.2015

Cooperation with the Turkish ROKETSAN and TAI companies and the US ORBITAL ATK

CHEMSS 2016 PRESS CONFERENCE AND SEMINAR AT THE MSPO

CHEMSS 2016 PRESS CONFERENCE AND SEMINAR AT THE MSPO

03.09.2015

Presentation of the Global Summit on Safety and Security Chemss 2016 Global Chemical and Safety and Security Fair CHEM-SAFETY-EXPO is the main theme of the seminar held on 3 September. The conference will followed with a press conference

STRONGER UKRAINE

STRONGER UKRAINE

03.09.2015

The agreement between LUBAWA SA and Ukroboronprom armaments concern