As security dynamics in the Indo-Pacific region continue to evolve, the DSEI Japan Conference stands as a crucial forum for senior government and military leaders to address shared emerging threats and opportunities arising from technological advancements. Over three days, the conference will delve into defense strategies aimed at fortifying regional security through international collaboration and innovation.
Japan’s defense budget is set to reach an unprecedented ¥8.7 trillion this fiscal year – a significant increase of 9.4% over the previous record-breaking budget. It outlines ambitious plans for new counterattack capabilities, including satellite networks and unmanned systems, as well as enhanced rapid response capabilities. Japan’s alliances are integral to achieving these goals, and the DSEI Japan Conference will explore the implications for alignment with the wider region, NATO and the USA.
The theme of “Strengthening Indo-Pacific security through advanced technology” underscores the region’s key defense priorities, both nationally and through international cooperation. Whether assessing priority procurements for future warfare or expanding capabilities in the cyber and space domains, expert speakers from around the world will share their insights, guidance and updates on the latest developments.
