DSEI Japan is set to be the first fully integrated defence event to be held in Japan, marking the first time a “DSEI”-branded event has been held outside of London.
DSEI Japan will bring the global defence and security sector together with the entire Japanese defence community to innovate, partner and share knowledge, bringing together companies from across the industry on an unrivalled scale. DSEI Japan will be the most important defence event ever to take place in Japan
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DSEI Comes to Japan in 2019
Clarion Defence & Security and Crisis Intelligence Japan have collaborated to launch and operate Japan's first tri-service defence exhibition & conference - "DSEI Japan".
Taking place for the first time at Makuhari Messe from November 18-20, 2019. The exhibition and associated conferences will run biennially thereafter, and in keeping with the themes of DSEI in London, DSEI Japan will cover all four domains of Land, Naval, Aviation and Security.
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