ArmHiTec Yerevan

ArmHiTec is the only defence and security exhibition held in Armenia and it is estimated as the leading international business meeting platform for global delegates and representatives of security industry. The show will be presented as a complex of congress-exposition and demonstration events held in order to showcase hi-tech, innovative developments and ready-to-use solutions supporting the process of re-equipment of governmental bodies engaged into national defence and security maintenance and development of international cooperation ties in business filed between Armenian and foreign enterprises. Over 70 companies from France, Poland, Bulgaria, Belgium, Germany, Italy, Kazakhstan, USA and Russia will demonstrate more than 120 innovative hi-tech products and solutions of military and defence field. The exhibition will be visited by the heads and representatives of various departments of Ministry of Defence and General Staff of Armenia, other governmental structures along with official delegates from Ministries of Defence and Ministries of Foreign Affairs of CSTO member-states and partner-states of Armenia.

On the whole over 5000 specialists including businessmen from Europe and Middle East are expected to attend the show. A number of supply contracts are traditionally signed in the aftermath of the event. The exposition will be supported by a live demonstration program and business seminars provided both by distinguished exhibitors of ArmHiTec event and its guests, high-ranking officials representing army and police forces of Armenia. The venue of the show, “Yerevan Expo Center”, disposes of all necessary infrastructure, including vast parking area, three floors for specific exposition division and comfortable location to satisfy positive expectations of exhibitors and guests of the event. The combination of exposition, business and demonstration programs devoted to defence and security field will result in outstanding performance for all participants of ArmHiTec project.

The ArmHiTec takes place biennially, and therefore for the fourth time previsibly in April 2024 in Yerevan.