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Welcome to DSEI Japan
DSEI Japan is a biannual event which serves the international defence community in accessing the increasingly pertinent Indo-Pacific region.
The main purpose of DSEI Japan is to connect the global defence and security sector with the entire Japanese and wider Asian Defence community.
Throughout the event, everyone will have the opportunity to attend various conferences and seminars, network with key industry professionals, and witness the latest innovations and products in the current defence market.
Latest News
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Japan and Australia's expanding defence partnership creates opportunities through joint naval programmes and exercises. -
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Defence partnerships involving Australia, Indonesia, and the UK, particularly in the development of next-generation fighter aircraft and naval projects, will be a central theme at DSEI Japan 2025. -
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Japan's military seeks international expertise in missiles and cybersecurity technology at DSEI Japan 2025. -
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DSEI Japan 2025 attendees gain a competitive advantage through understanding Japanese business norms and relationship-building practices. -
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A new partnership between the US Navy and Japan is reshaping naval maintenance in the Indo-Pacific region. -
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Japan is looking for partners, including from NATO, to help modernise its defence capabilities, with significant opportunities in cyber and emerging and disruptive technology. -
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As Japan's defence modernisation gathers pace, international partnerships are bolstering its technology landscape. -
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From robotics to hypersonic missiles, Japan is rapidly emerging as a defence technology powerhouse. -
Japan's military is turning to civilian innovation – from AI and advanced materials to cybersecurity and space systems.
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Japan accelerates defence technology development across seven capability domains through international partnership initiatives. -
The JPY7.27 billion contract is Astroscale’s entry into Japan’s defence market. -
Armed forces’ pensions will take a large chunk of India’s new INR6.81trn defence budget.
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Mitsubishi Shipbuilding will deliver the offshore patrol vessel to Indonesia by March 2028.
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The Indian Navy’s new destroyer, frigate, and submarine form part of a pivot towards defence indigenisation.
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Japan's significant increase in defense spending reflects its strategic shift towards enhancing its military capabilities amid growing regional tensions. The budget will fund advanced technologies and ... -
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The forthcoming summit between Japan and Mongolia will mark a significant step in their defence relations. The agreement on defence equipment cooperation is expected to bolster Mongolia's defence capa ... -
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Japan and Cambodia's agreement to boost defence cooperation and exchanges highlights their commitment to enhancing bilateral military relations. This cooperation involves joint training, military exch ... -
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The Reciprocal Access Agreement between Japan and the Philippines marks a milestone in their defence relationship. This agreement facilitates closer military collaboration, including joint exercises a ... -
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Ambassador Rahm Emanuel highlighted Japan's evolving role in the global security landscape, stressing collaboration in the defence sector. By increasing its military capacity and budget, Japan aims to ... -
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The agreement between the US and Japan marks a significant step in bolstering their defense cooperation. The restructuring of military command and increased defense coordination aim to enhance securit ... -
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In a rapidly evolving global defence landscape, DSEI Japan 2025 stands as a crucial convergence point, hosting the Global Combat Air Programme (GCAP). This blog post explores the unparalleled opportun ...
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