The 2022 Thailand defense and security exhibition opened in Bangkok, the capital of China, on the 29th. China's national defense science, technology and Industry Bureau organized four military trade enterprises to participate in the exhibition in the form of "China's military industry" National Exhibition Group. It is reported that this exhibition has attracted more than 300 exhibitors from more than 30 countries and regions. With a total area of 480 square meters, China Pavilion is one of the largest national pavilions. Aerospace long march international trade Co., Ltd., China Precision Machinery Import and Export Co., Ltd., China North Industry Co., Ltd. and China Electronics Technology International Trade Co., Ltd. exhibited rainbow 4, wj-700 UAVs, ly-70, fk-2000 air defense systems, vt4 main battle tanks, SR5 multiple rocket system, slc-2e radar, electronic warfare defense system and other superior export equipment, which attracted the attention of many professionals attending the meeting. Ji Wei, vice president of China North Industry Co., Ltd., said that Chinese exhibitors attach great importance to the coverage effect of Thailand defense and Security Exhibition on Southeast Asia and the wider market. The weapons displayed by North company this time cover the three armed forces of land, sea and air, and focus on systematically generating combat power for customers. The national defense science, technology and Industry Bureau, the organizer of the Chinese delegation, said that this exhibition coincides with the 10th anniversary of the establishment of the comprehensive strategic cooperative partnership between China and Thailand, and is of great significance to further promote and enhance China Thailand defense and security cooperation. Thailand defense and security exhibition was held in 2003 and is held every two years. It is one of the most influential defense and security equipment exhibitions in Southeast Asia. Affected by the epidemic, the defense exhibition originally scheduled for 2021 was postponed to this year. The exhibition lasts for 4 days and will last until September 1. (news agency)