Preparation for the Russia Arms Expo 2015 is in full swing

Uralvagonzavod representative talked about updating the branding of the exhibition for 2015. Some new aspects have been integrated into the main corporate identity, such as animals, which are incorporated with Russian weapons. He stressed that the animals will be only one of many “chips” at the event, which aims to develop not only as a business lounge, but also as a military show.

The 10th Jubilee International Exhibition of Arms, Military Equipment and Ammunition, the Russia Arms EXPO 2015, promises to be the most ambitious in terms of demonstrating the latest developments in both the Russian and international defence industries.

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