in-cyprus28 Jun 2026

Cyprus defence firms showcase advanced systems at Eurosatory exhibition in Paris (photos)

Cyprus’s defence and security sector was strongly represented at the Eurosatory international defence exhibition in Paris, where 15 Cypriot companies presented advanced technologies across land, sea, air and cyber domains.

“Every year is better,” Defence Minister Vasilis Palmas said, describing the Cyprus pavilion and the country’s growing footprint at one of the world’s largest defence exhibitions....

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