Defab / Indo Defence
Jakarta / Indonesia
Access to one of the largest and fastest-modernising militaries in Southeast Asia. Local partnering is essential for market entry.
4–6 Apr 2028
ADNEC Centre Abu Dhabi · Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

ISNR 2026 was the largest edition in the event's history, with 253 exhibitors and 37,434 visitors — a 49% attendance surge over 2024.
AI-researched Wed, 2 September 2026. Estimates from public sources. Verify with the organizer.
ISNR is the primary procurement and business-development gateway for the GCC national-security market, giving exhibitors direct access to government buyers, ministry delegations, and law-enforcement decision-makers who shape multi-year security budgets.
ISNR Abu Dhabi (International Exhibition for National Security and Resilience) is the Middle East and North Africa's leading biennial trade exhibition dedicated to national security, cybersecurity, and civil defence.
Jakarta / Indonesia
Access to one of the largest and fastest-modernising militaries in Southeast Asia. Local partnering is essential for market entry.
Bamako / Mali
BAMEX is the only defense trade show in the Sahel region with dedicated live-demonstration days before procuring delegations, giving exhibitors direct access to heads of state offices, ministries of defense, general staff, and procurement authorities from up to 54 African nations in a single venue. For SMEs and startups, it offers a rare early-mover opportunity in one of the world's fastest-growing defense markets, where demand for border security, UAS, counter-UAS, and soldier systems is acute. The organizers project up to $500 million in business volume per edition, making it a commercially high-stakes platform despite its relatively compact size.

Riyadh / Saudi Arabia
SADEX is the primary gateway for international UAS suppliers seeking access to the fast-growing Saudi and Gulf drone market, where government mega-projects (NEOM, Vision 2030 logistics corridors) are generating substantial procurement demand. The previous edition facilitated SAR 1.5 billion in signed business agreements, making it a high-conversion commercial event rather than a purely promotional one. For SMEs and startups, the structured B2B matchmaking and direct access to Saudi government buyers, regulators (GACA), and sovereign-fund-backed investors represent a rare entry point into a market with significant localization incentives.