Hytera Europe Resumes European Tour 2026 in Belgrade
Hytera Europe has relaunched its European Tour 2026, with Belgrade serving as the tour’s first stop in the second half of the year. Held on September 18, the Hytera Southeast Europe Partner Conference brought together regional partners for strategic dialogue, technology exchange, and discussions on new opportunities for growth across Southeastern Europe.
As part of the HGPS European Tour 2026, the Belgrade event marked the resumption of Hytera’s European partner tour following its first-half activities, providing a platform for the company to reconnect with partners, share market insights, and align on priorities for the months ahead. The full-day program focused on the evolving needs of users from different verticals, covering business trends, technology developments, real-world applications, and the future of mission-critical and business-critical communications.
Throughout the day, Hytera experts shared practical market insights and real-world applications, demonstrating how communications technologies can help organizations improve operational coordination, connectivity, responsiveness, and efficiency.
The program also explored emerging opportunities across the region and how Hytera and its partners can work together to address changing customer requirements. Speaking at the partner conference, Sophia Yin, General Manager of Hytera Europe, emphasized the importance of strong regional partnerships in driving sustainable growth, “Our partners bring invaluable market knowledge, customer relationships, and local expertise to the markets we serve. Events such as the European Tour give us the opportunity to align on our priorities, exchange ideas, and explore how we can create new opportunities together.”
The conference also provided a platform for deeper discussions around public safety communications, alongside vertical-specific applications and customer case studies. Rather than focusing solely on individual products, the sessions dem
onstrated how different technologies and solutions can work together to address specific operational challenges across diverse industries.
Dejan Stancevic, Sales Director of Hytera Southeast Europe, highlighted Hytera’s focus on supporting public safety organizations across Southeast Europe and addressing their specific operational and communications needs, “Public safety organizations across Southeast Europe operate in demanding environments where reliable, secure, and efficient communications are essential to daily operations and emergency response. Our focus is to work closely with local partners to understand the specific needs of public safety users in each market and connect them with the right technologies and solutions.”
Looking ahead, Hytera also shared insights into its innovation priorities and technology roadmap, giving partners a view of how the company is evolving its portfolio to respond to the changing demands of professional and mission-critical communications. Following Belgrade, the European Tour 2026 will continue as planned, with upcoming stops in Leeds, Valencia and Paris, before concluding in Stuttgart of Germany at the end of October.
