Defence Procurement, Research, Technology & Exportability (DPRTE) 2018 has announced that the Australian Department of Defence will appear at Cardiff’s Motorpoint Arena next month.
The Australian Department of Defence will deliver a session in the Export zone on International Engagement, where they will provide a presentation on the strategic context for Australia’s Defence investment program, covering significant programs of interest; defence industry policies; and defence export strategy. They will also be available to take appointments in the Buyer Engagement Village.
The Export zone is supported by the Department for International Trade (DIT) and provides exhibitors and visitors with specialist export advice and practical assistance, enabled through DIT’s Defence & Security Organisation (DSO) and its close working relationship the Ministry of Defence and Export Control Organisation.
Delegates will have the opportunity to visit the DIT DSO stand to meet civilian and military advisers and attend a number of seminar sessions aimed at the UK SME defence & security community.
The presence of the Australian Department of Defence is another big coup for the event that already features a session from the United States Department of Defense, providing a unique insight into the largest defence market in the world.
Ensure that you do not miss out on this unique business development opportunity at DPRTE 2018, book now at www.dprte.co.uk/book-now.
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Post written by: Matt Brown
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