On December 1, the 4th Egypt Defense Expo (EDEX 2025) kicked off at the Egypt International Exhibition and Convention Center in New Cairo. As one of the most influential defense and security events in the Middle East and North Africa region, this expo drew over 450 enterprises from more than 80 countries worldwide and welcomed official delegations from over 100 countries, fully highlighting its important role in regional defense cooperation.

For this expo, NORINCO tailored its exhibition to the market demands of Egypt and its neighboring regions, showcasing a range of key equipment products in grand style. The booth's ceiling featured flowing ribbons modeled after the Nile River, closely aligning with the theme of the Belt and Road Initiative. The Company's exhibition area ranked first among all Chinese exhibitors. The exhibition team made full use of a diverse array of display methods, including physical product/model displays, digital demonstrations, production line models, physical simulations, and video explanations, to present a comprehensive overview of the company's equipment capabilities and technological prowess across six key areas: firepower strikes, mobile assaults, unmanned-versus-unmanned operations, air defense and missile defense, smart munitions, and military-industrial technologies.

During the expo, high-ranking military and political delegations from the Egyptian military and various other countries visited NORINCO's booth for in-depth discussions on topics such as equipment performance parameters and after-sales service support. The successful exhibition in EDEX 2025 not only further enhanced the brand recognition and influence of NORINCO in the region but also accumulated valuable experience and established extensive connections for the Company's business expansion in Egypt, as well as across the broader Middle East and Africa markets. Taking this expo as an opportunity, the Company will continue to deepen strategic cooperation with regional countries and contribute to regional peace, stability, and common development.