At the International Defence Exhibition and Conference (IDEX 2017), BAE Systems is exhibiting a range of technologically enhanced defence solutions across land, sea, air and cyber.

These technologies provide capabilities to provide sophisticated and resilient protection for people, national security, critical infrastructure and borders.

BAE Systems' Regional Managing Director for Middle East, Julian Donald, said: "The technologies and solutions we have at IDEX allow governments to protect their citizens but also achieve the goals of their important national visions and strategic agendas.

"In addition to the advanced air, sea, land and cyber technologies, training is also something we're showcasing during IDEX, particularly relating to our Hawk Advanced Jet Trainer and the pilot and support development journey. This is a key component of developing a sustainable indigenous capability, an area to which we're committed. This is built upon a solid foundation of programmes being rolled out in the region to promote science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) related careers," he added.

Several successful BAE Systems products will be on show.