US presence at DIMDEX underscores America’s long-term commitment to bilateral partnerships

Many of the goods and services being showcased by US exhibitors at the 2024 Doha International Maritime Defence Exhibition and Conference (DIMDEX) are land- or air-based platforms and components that connect and safeguard maritime assets at sea, demonstrating how interconnected the battlefield landscape of the twenty-first century has become. One exhibitor, General Dynamics Land Based Systems, creates, assembles, and maintains military vehicles with wheels and tracks, or trucks.

The US attendance at the event highlights the country's long-term commitment to bilateral ties that place a priority on peace and economic stability in the Middle East and North Africa against a backdrop of complicated regional tensions and conflicts. 

Many of the goods and services being showcased by US exhibitors at the 2024 Doha International Maritime Defence Exhibition and Conference (DIMDEX) are land- or air-based platforms and components that connect and safeguard maritime assets at sea, demonstrating how interconnected the battlefield landscape of the twenty-first century has become. General Dynamics Land Based Systems, who is an exhibitor, creates, assembles, and maintains military vehicles with wheels and tracks, or trucks.

The US attendance at the event highlights the country's long-term commitment to bilateral ties that place a priority on peace and economic stability in the Middle East and North Africa against a backdrop of complicated regional tensions and conflicts. 

16 exhibitors from eight states—Alabama, California, Florida, Georgia, Michigan, New Jersey, Virginia, and Wisconsin—are represented on the Pavilion roster. By increasing exports, developing their local presence, and/or enlisting foreign partners to launch or take part in domestic activities, all of them want to bring in new business and create employment.