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29–30 Sept 2026

Warsaw Security Forum

Warsaw, Poland

Warsaw Security Forum venue
Dates
Tue, 29 September 2026 – Wed, 30 September 2026
Location
Warsaw, Poland
Organizer
Casimir Pulaski Foundation
Cost
paid
Scale
2,000+ delegates
Recurrence
annual
Format
On-site

Why it matters

The best single venue for reading CEE and eastern-flank security priorities and meeting regional decision-makers. Strong fit for firms positioning around the NATO eastern flank.

About

A leading Central European security and defence policy conference focused on the eastern flank of NATO.

Topics

ProcurementCyberDual-useISR & Sensors

Who it's for

InstitutionsPrimesStartups

Funding behind this kind of event

Instruments open to companies based in Poland, tracked with their call deadlines.

All defence and dual-use funding

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