Armenian production and research potential at the Eurosatory-2026 exhibition in Paris.

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Eurosatory, which has been held for six decades, has brought together 2,300 companies from 66 countries this year. 18 companies from the Armenian military-industrial sector presented their products in Paris. At Eurosatory 2026, Armenian products became visible and accessible. Over the past two years, the Armenian pavilion and the Armenian military industry have made tremendous progress. New proposals for cooperation were not long in coming. Both established countries and private companies are expressing interest in forming partnerships with Armenia and Armenian military-industrial companies.
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The production potential of Armenian military-industrial companies at the Eurosatory 2026 exhibition in Paris.

Eurosatory 2026, one of the largest international exhibitions, has kicked off in Paris, where leading companies in the sector and delegations from different countries have gathered for several days. The event, which has been held since 1967, has brought together more than 2,300 companies from 66 countries around the world this year, with 42 national representative pavilions. The Armenian pavilion is also in the spotlight, where the developments and technological capabilities of the domestic military industry are presented. Under one unified pavilion, 30 Armenian organizations of the military-industrial sector have arrived in Paris, presenting their developments and technological solutions on the international platform, and it is also the continuation of a new stage of Armenian-French technological cooperation.



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