For its 2026 edition – the largest in its history, with over 2,300 exhibitors from 66 countries and 42 national pavilions – the exhibition is breaking new technological ground, with, at the heart of this initiative, Eurosatory LAB as one of its key features. This space, dedicated to start-ups and technology companies, has emerged as one of the most eagerly anticipated attractions at the exhibition.

Eurosatory is a major event in the defense and security sector. The 2026 edition will bring together exhibitors from around the world to discuss current challenges and explore future solutions. Presented at the exhibition’s press conference, discover the special report with just two months to go until the opening.

Three months before opening its doors, Eurosatory 2026 is already fully booked, a sign of the scale and urgency of the current defence and security landscape. Bringing together states, armed forces, security services, manufacturers and innovators, Eurosatory continues to serve as a central forum where strategic priorities, industrial capabilities and emerging solutions converge. And as governments accelerate rearmament programmes and industries race to adapt to fast moving technologies, the world’s leading defence and security exhibition is set for a landmark edition.

In an international context marked by the urgent need to adapt military and security force models in the short term, and by rapid technological acceleration, Eurosatory 2026 confirms its position as the world’s leading defence and security event. The exhibition offers an experience based upon operational, industrial and strategic realities, through an unrivalled range of solutions and a series of highlights designed to address the current priorities of States and armed forces.

From 15 to 19 June 2026, Eurosatory will welcome the global defense and security community to Paris Nord Villepinte exhibition centre, France. As a premier showcase for the latest developments in the industry, the exhibition will highlight concrete solutions and technologies to address the operational challenges of today and tomorrow.