CAE and WB Electronics announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) at MSPO 2026. The agreement marks an important step in strengthening defence cooperation between Canada and Poland while supporting the growing need for training and mission readiness in the unmanned and autonomous systems sector.
Left to right: Magdalena Sobkowiak Czarnecka, Secretary of State, Ministry of National Defence of Poland, Piotr Wojciechowski, President, WB GROUP, Thibaut Trancart, Vice-President and General Manager, CAE Defense & Security, International, The Hon. Maninder Sidhu, Minister of International Trade of Canada, and The Hon. David J. McGuinty, Minister of National Defence of Canada.
CAE and WB Electronics will explore joint opportunities to advance training and operational readiness solutions for unmanned and autonomous systems, combining CAE’s global leadership in simulation, synthetic training environments, and mission rehearsal with WB Electronics’ expertise in advanced unmanned platforms and mission systems. As militaries expand the use of these technologies in multi-domain operations, the collaboration aims to help defence forces train operators, build proficiency, enhance readiness, and maximize the operational effectiveness of these capabilities for customers in Canada, Poland, and allied nations.
The agreement between CAE and WB Electronics reflects the strong and enduring relationship between Canada and Poland, as well as the growing opportunities for defence-industrial cooperation. Canada’s increasing engagement with European defence industrial initiatives further reinforce the strategic importance of partnerships, helping to drive innovation, strengthen ties, and create future export opportunities.
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