The Sejem Sobra, an international exhibition of defense, security, protection, and rescue, took place in Gornja Radgona, Slovenia, marking its 10th jubilee edition. The event was a celebration of the institutions that ensure the country's defense, security, protection, and rescue, as well as a reminder of the importance of the entire society's resilience in the face of extraordinary situations such as natural disasters, epidemics, and wars. The exhibition confirmed that Slovenia has institutions that safeguard its values, including security, solidarity, and courage, which the country can be rightfully proud of. However, it also highlighted the need for a long-term strategy for the country's resilience, focusing on self-sufficiency and reliable sources of energy, water, medicine, knowledge, logistics, and essential equipment. The event brought together over 20,000 visitors, exceeding the organizers' expectations, and demonstrated the importance of security and trust. The exhibition featured systems of defense, security, protection, and rescue, as well as equipment for these activities. It was also an opportunity for the Slovenian Armed Forces and other institutions to present themselves to the civil society as builders of the country and its sovereignty. The exhibition was attended by over 2,000 young people, who were offered a chance to engage in cooperation and feel a sense of patriotism. The event was organized by the Pomurski Sejem, a company based in Gornja Radgona, and was led by Janez Erjavec, the chairman of the board. The exhibition featured representatives from various institutions, including the Slovenian Armed Forces, the Police, and the Gasilska Zveza Slovenije, which is the largest humanitarian, voluntary, and civil society organization in Slovenia. The event was led by a team of experts, including Sandra Sedmak, the commercial and technical program leader, and Boris Nicolas Erjavec, the executive director.