ExpoDefensa 2025 Opens in Colombia as One of Latin America’s Major Defense Exhibitions.

ExpoDefensa 2025 opened Monday, December 1, 2025, in Bogotá, Colombia, bringing together senior military officials, defense companies, and security experts from across the Americas. The event highlights how Latin American militaries are increasing cooperation and modernizing in response to new regional security pressures.

ExpoDefensa 2025 opened on December 1, 2025, in Bogotá, Colombia, with defense officials citing the event as one of the region's most important forums for military and security collaboration. According to organizers and participating delegations, the exhibition is drawing a larger mix of international companies and government representatives than in recent years, a sign of renewed interest in Latin American modernization needs. The Army Recognition editorial team is reporting from the show floor, with access to demonstrations, briefings, and industry meetings that shape the week's agenda.
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Army Recognition covering the opening of ExpoDefensa 2025, bringing together military leaders and defense companies in Bogotá, Colombia.  (Picture source: Army Recognition Group)

This year’s edition places strong emphasis on multi-domain operations, counter-drone technologies, next-generation armored vehicles, artificial intelligence applications, advanced surveillance systems, and new solutions tailored to the region's operational realities. Many exhibitors are unveiling systems adapted for jungle warfare, mountainous terrain, border protection, and large urban environments, reflecting the diverse security challenges faced by Latin American armed forces.

Throughout the event, Army Recognition’s editorial staff is closely following each product launch, tactical demonstration, and industry announcement. Reports include technical data, capability assessments, operational roles, and the potential impact of new systems on regional defense modernization programs. Several products making their first appearance in Latin America are receiving special attention, with detailed analysis provided directly from the show floor.

The team is also conducting exclusive interviews with senior military officials, government representatives, and international manufacturers attending the exhibition. These discussions highlight ongoing modernization priorities for the 2025–2030 timeframe, procurement plans under consideration, cooperation between Latin American countries, and new partnerships forming between local industries and foreign suppliers. Colombia’s growing defense industry is a prominent feature this year, with several companies showcasing new technologies for both domestic and export markets.

In addition to written reports, Defense Web TV, the video channel of Army Recognition, is producing daily video coverage filmed at exhibitors’ booths and demonstration areas. These videos include equipment walkarounds, interviews with company representatives, analysis from our editorial team, and day-by-day summaries to help viewers follow all major developments at the exhibition.

ExpoDefensa continues to strengthen its position as a key platform for regional defense and security cooperation, attracting increasing interest from governments and manufacturers worldwide. With its experienced on-site editorial team in Bogotá, Army Recognition provides comprehensive, timely, and reliable coverage, enabling readers to stay informed about the latest innovations and strategic trends shaping Latin America’s defense landscape. Continuous updates, interviews, and video reports are published throughout the day on ArmyRecognition.com to ensure that no important news from ExpoDefensa 2025 is missed.