Sudan’s Defence Industries System is showcasing its products at the Bamako International Defence and Security Exhibition (BAMEX 2026), currently being held in the Malian capital, before African military and official delegations. The participation, according to the system, forms part of its strategy to expand its engagement with the African continent.
The exhibition, being held for its second edition, is organised by Mali’s Ministry of Defence in cooperation with the Turkish company The Peak Defence, with more than 20 countries taking part.
The exhibits cover several sectors, including unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and counter-drone systems, armoured vehicles, tactical communications, border security, weapons and ammunition, and electro-optical technologies.
According to the Defence Industries System, its participation aims to strengthen defence partnerships and facilitate the exchange of expertise and technology with participating countries. It also seeks to harness national industrial capabilities in support of security and stability, thereby enhancing Sudan’s presence at both regional and international levels.
