The agenda covered two main thematic areas: industrial and academic. The industrial segment was dedicated to capability building within the defense sector, with a particular focus on military equipment lifecycle management—from the conceptual stage to operational use. Expert panels discussed issues including: defense system effectiveness analysis, advanced modeling, strategic conditions of defense on NATO’s eastern flank, the utilization of space technologies in early warning systems. Letter of Intent A significant milestone of the conference was the signing of a letter of intent regarding the establishment of the Air and Missile Defense Center of Excellence (CEOPL) at the Faculty of Mechatronics, Armament and Aviation of WAT. The document was signed by Brig. Gen. Prof. Dr. Hab. Eng. Przemysław Wachulak – Rector-Commander of WAT, and Brig. Gen. Dr. Eng. Michał Marciniak – Deputy Head of the Armament Agency and Plenipotentiary of the Minister of National Defense for the Development of the Integrated Air and Missile Defense System. The Air and Missile Defense Center of Excellence will be equipped with specialized laboratories, advanced training systems, and simulators. According to the objectives, it will support the implementation process of air defense systems such as WISŁA, NAREW, and PILICA+, as well as the skill development of future officers and non-commissioned officers (NCOs) of the Air Defense Forces in line with the needs of the Polish Armed Forces. Furthermore, the Center will serve as a hub for research and development (R&D) projects and implementation work in the fields of missile technology, radio-control systems, coordinate determination technologies, simulators, and air defense combat management support systems.