"Trends" Participates in the 2025 International Defense Conference through strategic sessions and a cognitive wing

Abu Dhabi, February 16/ WAM/ The Trends Center for Research and Consulting participated in the work of the 2025 International Defense Conference accompanying the “IDEX” and “Navx” exhibitions as a cognitive partner.

The center contributed and managed through its office in the United States of America a number of strategic sessions that discussed in the UAE Palace Defense and World Security, with the participation of officials, experts, defense and security companies from all over the world, discussing the most prominent challenges and opportunities in this strategic sector.
The “Trends” office in Washington, represented by Chancellor Bilal Saab, director of the office, managed the first session of the conference, under the title “Global Disorders and Defense Prepare: Reducing the Threats to Biosypes.”
The session dealt with the challenges facing defense supply chains due to geopolitical and economic crises, and the importance of innovation and international cooperation to ensure strategic supply security.

A group of speakers, the representative of the General “retired”, Khulusi Akar, Chairman of the National Defense Committee in the Turkish Parliament, former Turkish National Defense and Farouk Al -Zeer, head of the logistics sector in the Abu Dhabi Ports Group, and Tim Kahil, head of missiles and revolutionary control systems at Lockheed Martin Company , Professor Manmohan S Soudi, Professor of Operations Management and Supply chains at Bayes College of Business.
Bilal Saab stressed during the session that defensive readiness requires enhancing innovation and integration between governments and the private sector to ensure the flexibility and sustainability of vital supply chains, stressing the importance of international cooperation to adapt to the new challenges.
The “Trends” office in Washington also contributed to speaking the work of the second session titled “Disadmcement and Impact: Arming Information in Modern Conflicts.”
The first counselor at the Trendz office in Washington, the “retired” team, Kevin Donghan, commander of the Central Command of the US Navy, and former commander of the Fifth American Fleet alongside a number of experts and officials who touched on the complex and sophisticated scene of the information war, shed light on How to exploit governmental and non -governmental bodies of misleading information, tampering with narratives, messages addressed to achieve strategic goals without launching a single bullet, mechanisms for facing media misinformation campaigns, and the role of technology in tracking the sources of misleading information and its impact on political and military decisions.

The “Trends” office in Washington also participated in the management of the third session, which came under the title “Heaven is no longer the limit: threats and opportunities arising in space”, and a group of experts reviewed the latest developments in space technologies and its impact on global security and defense.
The session was conducted by Natasha Ahmed, a member of the Board of Directors of the Space Forces Association and the first advisor at the “Trends” office in Washington.

Discussions dealt with the development of satellite awareness and missile defense techniques, the enhancement of safe satellite communications, and the threats arising from anti -space capabilities and their impact on military and commercial use of satellite infrastructure.
The participation of “Trends” in the conference came through his office in Washington as part of his research vision as a cognitive partner to enhance dialogue and provide accurate analyzes and forward -looking visions.
Trends also participated on the sidelines of the conference with a cognitive wing that includes his most prominent publications in the field of defense, security, artificial intelligence and innovation, and the “Trends” research robot was Eco, present in the wing that a large number of officials and participants in the conference visited.
The “Trends” team, who supervises the wing, welcomed visitors and informed them of the nature of the work of the center’s research center, its cognitive publications and its contribution to the conference as a cognitive partner.
And everyone appreciated the presence of “Trends” as a research center in the defense conference and praised its various and displaced research publications, stressing the role of scientific research in promoting innovation and setting visions capable of dealing with variables.
Dr. Mohamed Abdullah Al -Ali, CEO of the Trendz Center, stressed that this partnership reflects the center’s commitment to strengthening strategic dialogues and providing the latest visions on relevant research and knowledge issues.
He said that the “Trends” partnership in “IDEX” and “Navx” 2025 cognitive embodiment embodies his commitment to supporting enlightened discussions and providing in -depth analyzes.
Al -Ali explained that the center seeks through its contribution as a knowledge partner at the International Defense Conference, to deepen the discussions and advance them to ensure a deeper understanding of the issues raised, which enhances global stability, expressing its aspiration through the existing partnership to cooperate with the ADNEC Group to make this prestigious global event and enhance innovation in Its fields.

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