IAI will have its own booth with visual and interactive displays at the exhibition, which is set to take place from February 21-25.
It will exhibit a wide range of systems, with an emphasis on aerospace, civil aviation, mission aircraft and more.
IAI specializes in comprehensive operational solutions, or systems of systems, for a wide range of uses in the air, sea, land and space, as well as in the cyber domain.
Throughout the exhibition, IAI said it will focus on promoting communication and cooperation with local government agencies, defense forces, local industries and academic initiatives to further expand the company’s activity in the region.
The company applauds the agreements signed by the two countries within the framework of the Avraham Accords, IAI president and CEO Boaz Levy said, adding that they open a window for extended cooperation.
The agreements promote “sharing of knowledge, investments, development and localization of joint technology,” he said.
“IAI sees its activities in the region as an opportunity to promote cooperation within the regional ecosystem and is open to promoting defense as well as civilian endeavors on a range of topics, such as space and satellites, air defense and rocketry, intelligence, robotics, UAVs, cyber etc.,” Levy said. “This exhibition is a harbinger of long-term activity in the UAE and in the region as a whole.”