Poland Defence and Security Report Q2 2013

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Poland Defence and Security Report Q2 2013
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BMI's Poland Defence & Security Report for Q213 examines the country's strategic position in Europe and
the wider world It provides an overview of the contemporary geopolitical challenges currently facing the
country, and those that it may face in the future In addition, the report examines country's current and
future defence procurement trends, and details the order of battle across its armed forces The report aims to
provide a clear and concise discussion of these issues, and its general conclusion is that while some
restraints may exist regarding Polish defence procurement, broadly speaking the country expects to continue
the trend of defence modernisation it commenced at the end of the Cold War, following the dissolution of
the Soviet Union
In the two decades since the end of the Cold War which concluded with the collapse of both the Warsaw
Pact and the Soviet Union, the country has taken an increasingly active position in international military
affairs As Poland plans to withdraw its combat troops from Afghanistan in the 2014/15 timeframe, in line
with NATO's overall goals of ending its military presence there, the country is contemplating its military
posture and doctrine to equip it for future conflicts and contingencies It seems probable that Poland will
expect to play an active role in future international military operations at the United Nations, European
Union and NATO levels This is particularly true in terms of Special Forces provision which is one of the
country's core competencies

BMI Industry View 7
Poland Q2 2013 7
SWOT 8
Defence 8
Security 10
Business Environment 12
Economic 13
Political 14
Industry Forecast 15
Defence Trade, Expenditure and Armed Forces 15
Table: Poland's Armed Forces, 2000-2009 ('000 personnel, unless otherwise stated) 15
Table: Poland's Manpower Available For Military Services, 2010-2017 (aged 16-49, unless otherwise stated) 15
Table: Poland's Defence Expenditure, 2010-2017 16
Table: Poland's Defence Expenditure Scenario - Changing % Of GDP, 2010-2017 (US$mn) 17
Table: Poland's Defence Exports, 2010-2017 (US$mn) 18
Table: Poland's Defence Imports, 2010 -2017 (US$mn) 19
Table: Poland's Defence Trade Balance, 2010-2017 (US$mn) 19
Macroeconomic Forecasts 21
Economic Analysis 21
Table: Poland - Economic Activity, 2009 - 2016 26
Industry Risk Reward Ratings 27
Security Risk Analysis 27
Table: Europe Security Risk Ratings 27
Table: Europe State Terrorism Vulnerability To Terrorism Index 28
Market Overview 30
Poland Market Overview 30
Arms Trade Overview 39
Industry Trends And Developments 41
Political Outlook 41
Security Overview 43
Internal Security 43
External Security 44
Company Profile 45
Bumar - Q2 2013 45
HSW - Q2 2013 46
WSK PZL Mielec - Q2 2013 47
WSK PZL Rzeszow - Q2 2013 48
Regional Overview 49
Europe Security Overview 49
Global Industry Overview 57
Global Political Outlook 57
Eurozone 57
Iran War Risks Rising In 2013 58
Syrian Conflict To Continue, Post-Assad 59
Caucasus At Risk Of Armenia-Azerbaijan War 59
Korean Peninsula Facing Mixed Outlook 60
Asia's Maritime Island Disputes 60
Table: Election Timetable, 2013 61
Methodology 65
How We Generate Our Industry Forecasts 65
Defence Industry 65
Sources 66