The Czech Prague Defense and Police Exhibition (FUTURE FORCES FORUM, abbreviated as FFF) is held concurrently with the Future Forces Forum, which is a highly recognized and widely acknowledged international platform for exchanging defense and security information, promoting the objectives of allies and partner countries in national and global security. The main goal is to develop cooperation in security and defense among NATO, the EU, other partner countries, military and civilian authorities. The focus of all activities is on presenting the current and future needs of armed and security forces, the most advanced technologies and R&D programs, and interaction between all relevant stakeholders at both military and civilian levels.

This event is organized under the auspices of the President and Government of the Czech Republic. It is closely coordinated with the armed and security forces participating in the program, NATO, EDA, and other relevant organizations. The forum discusses the latest trends and requirements in the defense and security sector, contributing to interoperability in the joint全域作战environment. Another important objective is to promote positive contact with global partner countries, international organizations, armed and security forces, law enforcement agencies, the private sector, R&D departments, and academia. The FFF also regularly hosts official meetings of NATO working groups.

The main themes of the Czech Prague Defense and Police Exhibition (FFF) are air defense and anti-drone systems, autonomous systems, robotics and AI, CBRN, counter-terrorism, crisis management, military medicine, cyber defense and security, emerging and disruptive technologies, future air force, future army, homeland security, individual equipment and protection, integrated forces, law enforcement, logistics, resilience, training and simulation.

The Czech Prague Defense and Police Exhibition (FFF) provides an excellent opportunity to exchange opinions on identified priority areas. It also offers the chance to discuss and address a series of important issues of common concern with all stakeholders and partners involved in the defense and security sectors (users, industry, and academia). (The content of this article is the property of Juzhan Network and may not be forwarded without permission.)