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    DIMDEX Doha attracts global maritime defence manufacturers

    March 21, 2022
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    The annual Defence Exhibition and Conference (DIMDEX), the maritime defence exhibition held in Qatar, brings together military and defence companies from around the world. The regional navies send their ships and buyers to pick up the latest technologies that will boost their navy’s effectiveness from an international selection of top defence manufacturers attending the event.

    DIMDEX Doha attracts global maritime defence manufacturersIn addition to divesting the latest ideas and maritime themes, DIMDEX 2022 provides an opportunity for naval commanders to network and discuss the latest maritime developments. This year’s DIMDex is focused on building partnerships and enhancing international ties. A significant shift towards highly advanced machinery including unmanned vehicles was observed at the event, on the ground, in the air, and on the sea.

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