BIDEC Bahrain International Defense Exhibition & Conference

Bahrain | Industry

Third Party Event

28 Oct 2019 - 30 Oct 2019

Following the hugely successful inaugural edition of BIDEC in 2017, the event will return on 28-30 October 2019 at the Bahrain International Exhibition & Convention Centre. BIDEC is fully supported by the Bahrain Defense Force, and presents a unique opportunity for exhibitors to showcase the latest technology, equipment and hardware across land, sea and air.

Why should you visit?

  • Meet over 180 international manufacturers and suppliers of the latest equipment, technology and systems
  • Network with over 9000 international defense industry visitors at Bahrain’s first tri-service defense exhibition
  • Watch live demonstrations from exhibitors showcasing the newest equipment and technology
  • Attend the Middle East Military Alliances & Coalitions (MEMAC) Conference that addresses many of the challenges facing the region
  • BIDEC is not just an exhibition: Visit some of the off-site activities such as shooting demonstrations, night shooting, military vehicle demonstrations, parachute displays and warship displays.

Access the official website of BIDEC 2019 to learn more.
 

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