The EuroSatorie 2026 exhibition puts Chad on the verge of military partnerships and advanced technology.

Written by Omnia Hassan

The country is participating Chad At the 29th edition of the Eurosatory 2026 International Defence and Security Exhibition, held in the French capital, Paris, in a move that reflects its growing interest in developing its military capabilities and strengthening its presence within the international security system.

The Chadian delegation is headed by the Minister of the Armed Forces, Veterans and War Victims, Lieutenant General Isaac Maloua Jamous, and includes Chad’s Ambassador to France, Amina Priscille Longo, along with a number of senior defense and security officials, who are participating in a series of meetings and specialized events on the sidelines of the exhibition.

Talks with France to strengthen military cooperation

Following the opening of the exhibition, the Chadian delegation held official talks with the French Minister of the Armed Forces and Veterans Affairs, which addressed regional and international security developments, in addition to prospects for strengthening military cooperation between the two countries.

These meetings come amid growing security challenges facing the Sahel and Central Africa region, as Chad seeks to expand cooperation with its international partners and benefit from modern expertise and technologies in the fields of defense and security.

A global platform for the latest military innovations

Eurosatory is one of the most important and largest defense exhibitions in the world, bringing together every two years military leaders, government decision-makers, representatives of defense companies and technology experts from various countries.

The exhibition showcases the latest innovations in the fields of armament, cybersecurity, command and control systems, reconnaissance and surveillance technologies, military robots, and drones, making it a global platform for shaping the future of defense industries.

Upgrading capabilities and building new partnerships

Chad's participation is part of a national strategy aimed at modernizing the defense and security forces and developing their readiness to face changing threats.

The Chadian mission also continues to hold meetings with specialized institutions and companies to explore new cooperation opportunities in the fields of military technology and defense modernization.

Future security and decision-making

Chad’s participation in EuroSatori 2026 confirms its commitment to keeping pace with the rapid changes in the global defense sector.

Amid the halls of the exhibition that combine politics and technology, N'Djamena appears determined to strengthen its position as an active partner in efforts to build more advanced security systems capable of meeting the challenges of the future.