Vietnam Defence Expo 2026 to Host 189 Exhibitors from 36 Countries
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Vietnam Defence Expo 2026 to Host 189 Exhibitors from 36 Countries

The Vietnam Defence Expo 2026 is set to be a large-scale event featuring 189 exhibitors from 36 countries, under the theme "Peace, Friendship, Cooperation and Development." It will showcase advanced weaponry, defense technologies, and economic-cultural products, aiming to enhance Vietnam's defense industry's international standing.

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