MSPO 2016: Israeli companies target Polish market
Poland’s ambitious programme to modernise its armed forces is one of the biggest in Europe, and with billions of dollars likely to be spent over the coming years it is attracting major players in the defence industry.
Those major players not surprisingly include Israeli-based companies, such as Elbit Systems, Rafael and Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI), all of which will be attending this year’s MSPO exhibition in Kielce.
They are eyeing several programmes that will likely include the procurement of new air defence systems, sensors, unmanned vehicles, cybersecurity solutions, electronic warfare, and even satellites for reconnaissance and communications.
Elbit Systems,
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