Following the impressive benchmark set in 2012, Defence IQ has been working in close collaboration with the Indian Army to produce an event that focus’s on current requirements, future capabilities and technological developments, and we are pleased to announce the 3rd annual Future Artillery India 2013 is taking place on the 18-20 June in New Delhi, India. At no other forum will you find 100+ Indian Artillery decision-makers all looking to learn, share and connect with the world’s leading International Military, International OEMs and local Indian industry in order to advance their artillery modernisation.

Securing Asia is the only Asia focused interactive platform where representatives of Asian nations and Western security suppliers can meet and address vital issues and business opportunities related to Homeland Security and Counter Terror measures.Securing Asia 2013, aims to create “profit from participation” for all its partners and will once again attract the international security and intelligence communities comprising of governments, academia, research and industry professionals who will share their experiences, knowledge and expertise in tackling the various problems currently faced by Governments and Agencies around the world and also provide a neutral platform to explore and sign new business deals and partnerships.Securing Asia 2012 witnessed participation from Defence, Police, Military and Para-military forces of over 22 countries including Bangladesh, Brunei, Georgia, India, Japan, Jordan, Myanmar, Nepal, Oman, Poland, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, Taiwan and UAE among others.

Having run our event on countering the IED threat for 7 years now, one thing is evident; the way in which the Military is investing into C-IED solutions is changing. The previous emphasis on defeating the device is slowly giving way to a greater focus on training and targeting the wider network of insurgents, who are facilitating the creation and deployment of IED’s. Investment in these two fields has seen a steady rise over the past two years, and from our research with various IED task forces throughout Europe, it is likely to continue into at least 2014.

Dismounted Night Vision: will bring together serving military and industry experts from around the world, providing a unique opportunity to discuss the latest tactics and technological developments that are helping to enhance operational capacity in low light situations.