Schedule of DefExpo 2022 in Gandhinagar, Gujarat
October 11, 2022
Gandhinagar: The 12th Edition of DefExpo 2022, the flagship Defence exhibition of India is scheduled to be held at Gandhinagar, Gujarat from 18 – 22 October 2022 and is anticipated as the Largest ever. The first three Business days will be followed by public days on 21 – 22 October 2022.
Preparations for DefExpo 2022 are in full swing. The broad day wise program schedule of DefExpo-2022 from 18th to 22nd October is released.
The five day event will have a start with a curtain raiser on the evening of 17th October with a Curtain raisers at Mahatma Mandir Convention and Exhibition Centre (MMCEC).
The first day of the DefExpo 2022 that is 18th October will witness an Exhibition, 2nd India-Africa Defense Dialogue, Seminars and Demo show at Sabarmati riverfront. The demo will be held at Sabarmati River from 4.45 pm to 6.45 pm as part of DefExpo 2022 every day.
The inaugural function of the DefExpo will take place in Mahatma Mandir on 19th October. the second day will witness IOR + Defense Ministers’ conclave, Seminars and Drone show for public viewing at Leela in Gandhinagar.
On 20th October, Programs such as RM Excellence awards, Invest for Defense, Bandhan and other seminars will take place at MMCEC.
The Expo will become open to public on 4th day that is 21st October, where general public can visit the exhibition at HEC and enjoy the demo show at Sabarmati riverfront from 16:45 hrs. to 18:45 hrs.
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