EDGE is making its debut at Partner 2025, Serbia’s premier defence and security exhibition, with a portfolio of cutting-edge drones, radars, and electronic warfare (EW) systems tailored for the Balkans and Central and Eastern Europe. The biennial event, running from September 23 to 26 in Belgrade, is backed by Serbia’s Ministry of Defence and will attract senior officials from NATO, the European Defence Agency, and other key security organisations.
The exhibition will serve as a platform for EDGE to showcase its latest advancements in unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), surveillance radars, and EW technologies, all designed to address the evolving security challenges in the region. This marks a strategic move for EDGE, as it seeks to strengthen its presence in a market increasingly focused on modernising defence capabilities.
“Partner 2025 provides a unique opportunity to engage with key stakeholders in the Balkans and Central and Eastern Europe,” said a spokesperson for EDGE. “Our technologies are engineered to meet the specific operational needs of the region, offering enhanced situational awareness, precision strike capabilities, and robust electronic protection.”
The exhibition will also highlight innovations in artillery, missiles, armoured vehicles, unmanned systems, and naval platforms, reflecting the broader trends in defence modernisation across Europe. With NATO and EU member states intensifying their focus on regional security, Partner 2025 is expected to foster critical discussions on interoperability, joint defence strategies, and technological collaboration.
Serbia’s Ministry of Defence, in supporting the event, underscores the country’s commitment to strengthening its defence industrial base and fostering partnerships with global defence leaders. The presence of high-ranking officials from NATO and the European Defence Agency further elevates the significance of the exhibition, positioning it as a key forum for defence diplomacy and technological exchange.
As EDGE steps onto the Partner 2025 stage, its participation signals a broader shift in the defence industry—one that prioritises regional security, technological innovation, and strategic alliances. The event will not only showcase EDGE’s capabilities but also reinforce the importance of collaboration in addressing the complex security landscape of Central and Eastern Europe.