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Hi Dubai
2 days ago
- Hi Dubai
World Police Summit Draws Global Law Enforcement Leaders to Dubai in Record-Breaking Edition
The fourth edition of the World Police Summit, held under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, brought together over 53,000 participants from more than 110 countries—making it the largest edition to date and marking a 300% increase in attendance from last year. Hosted by Dubai Police in collaboration with DXB LIVE, the summit ran from May 13 to 15 at Dubai World Trade Centre. It convened top-tier representatives, including six Ministers of Interior, 45 Police Chiefs, and nearly 700 diplomats, solidifying its status as one of the world's premier law enforcement gatherings. Spanning 140 sessions across 12 key themes, the event tackled critical topics such as anti-money laundering, artificial intelligence in policing, digital fraud, and aviation security. A total of 302 speakers and 922 experts contributed to discussions that underscored Dubai's growing role in international security collaboration. The summit also served as a hub for strategic partnerships, with 38 memoranda of understanding signed among police forces, tech firms, and academic institutions. More than 900 individuals competed in the World Police Summit Awards, with 12 winners honoured on the final day. 'This year's turnout and impact have far exceeded expectations,' said Lt. Col. Dr. Rashid Hamdan Al Ghafri, Secretary-General of the Summit. 'The summit has become a vital platform for international police cooperation and innovation.' Key partners included INTERPOL, EUROPOL, UNODC, WHO, and NYU Abu Dhabi, which hosted an academic symposium. Leading tech firms showcased AI and smart policing solutions, highlighting the future-forward direction of global law enforcement. Since its inception in 2022, the summit has rapidly evolved into a cornerstone event for shaping global policing strategies and reaffirming Dubai's leadership in security and innovation. News Source: Emirates News Agency
Mid East Info
2 days ago
- Politics
- Mid East Info
World Police Summit 2025 Gathers Nearly 54,000 Participants in Dubai for Global Security Dialogue - Middle East Business News and Information
Under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, the fourth edition of the World Police Summit welcomed 53,922 participants from over 110 countries—an increase of more than 300% compared to last year. Organised by Dubai Police in partnership with DXB LIVE, the leading events agency of Dubai World Trade Centre, the summit hosted 6 Ministers of Interior, 4 Deputy Ministers, 45 Police Chiefs, 41 Deputy Police Chiefs, and 692 ambassadors, consuls, and senior diplomats, making it one of the largest international gatherings in law enforcement. Held from 13 to 15 May at the Dubai World Trade Centre, the summit featured 140 specialised sessions delivered by 302 speakers, addressing 12 key themes including anti-money laundering, AI in policing, digital fraud, community policing, aviation security, and the development of young officers. A total of 922 high-ranking officials, security experts, and representatives from international organisations took part in discussions that solidified Dubai's reputation as a leading hub for global security cooperation. The event also facilitated the signing of 38 memoranda of understanding between police agencies, tech firms, and academic institutions, fostering further collaboration and innovation. Over 900 individuals participated in the prestigious World Police Summit Awards, with 12 winners honoured on the final day. Lt. Col. Dr Rashid Hamdan AlGhafri, Secretary-General of the World Police Summit, commented:'This year's turnout and impact have far exceeded expectations. The summit has clearly become a vital platform for international police cooperation and innovation.' Khalid Al Hammadi, Executive Vice President of DXB LIVE, added: 'We are proud to support such a significant event. Its growing success reflects Dubai's leadership in hosting world-class international summits.' The summit included flagship side events such as 'Pearls in Policing' and an academic symposium hosted by NYU Abu Dhabi. Key partners and participants included INTERPOL, EUROPOL, UNODC, WHO, and major sponsors such as Emirates Airline, IDEMIA, Dell Technologies, Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise, Dahua, G42, and others. Women leaders played a strong role in various panels and workshops, with several sessions focusing on empowering women in the security sector and preparing the next generation of officers. Leading tech companies also showcased their solutions. Presight, a summit partner for the third year, presented AI-driven analytics. Chief Marketing Officer Nick Clements noted: 'Our technologies help transform global security capabilities through data-driven decision-making.' Russell Hammad, CEO of Zenith Technologies, highlighted collaboration with Dubai Police to improve traffic safety through smart technology. Federal Signal Corporation unveiled new vehicle lighting systems aimed at enhancing operational safety for law enforcement worldwide. Since its launch in 2022, the World Police Summit has rapidly grown into a key international platform for shaping the future of policing, reinforcing Dubai's stature as a centre for excellence in security, tourism, and global engagement.
Web Release
21-05-2025
- Science
- Web Release
Hamdan Bin Mohammed Smart University showcases leadership in smart learning and academic-security sector integration at World Police Summit
Hamdan Bin Mohammed Smart University (HBMSU) participated in the prestigious World Police Summit, demonstrating its commitment to advancing smart learning and fostering collaboration between academia and the security sector. The event was held under the esteemed patronage of H.H. Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai and organised by the General Command of Dubai Police at the Dubai World Trade Centre. During the event, HBMSU showcased its cutting-edge research projects, innovative technological solutions, and pioneering contributions to the evolution of smart education by being a part of the summit's 'Academic Area'. The University also highlighted its ongoing strategic efforts to bolster cooperation between academic institutions and security agencies, paving the way for sustainable development of the law enforcement and police sciences. Ali Langawi, Director of the Business Development Department at HBMSU, stated: 'Our participation in this global event underscores HBMSU's long-standing vision to drive innovation and nurture sustainable partnerships. We firmly believe that strategic alliances between educational institutions and security companies are integral to building a robust knowledge ecosystem which enhances security, education, and societal progress.' In this regard, the 'Academic Area' served as a premier platform for highlighting groundbreaking research, advanced policing technologies, as well as the academic achievements of both students and faculty. Moreover, it facilitated important discourses and knowledge exchange, further strengthening existing partnerships between the academic and security sectors, both regionally and internationally.
Mid East Info
20-05-2025
- Science
- Mid East Info
Hamdan Bin Mohammed Smart University showcases leadership in smart learning and academic-security sector integration at World Police Summit
Hamdan Bin Mohammed Smart University (HBMSU) participated in the prestigious World Police Summit, demonstrating its commitment to advancing smart learning and fostering collaboration between academia and the security sector. The event was held under the esteemed patronage of H.H. Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai and organised by the General Command of Dubai Police at the Dubai World Trade Centre. During the event, HBMSU showcased its cutting-edge research projects, innovative technological solutions, and pioneering contributions to the evolution of smart education by being a part of the summit's 'Academic Area'. The University also highlighted its ongoing strategic efforts to bolster cooperation between academic institutions and security agencies, paving the way for sustainable development of the law enforcement and police sciences. Ali Langawi, Director of the Business Development Department at HBMSU, stated: 'Our participation in this global event underscores HBMSU's long-standing vision to drive innovation and nurture sustainable partnerships. We firmly believe that strategic alliances between educational institutions and security companies are integral to building a robust knowledge ecosystem which enhances security, education, and societal progress.' In this regard, the 'Academic Area' served as a premier platform for highlighting groundbreaking research, advanced policing technologies, as well as the academic achievements of both students and faculty. Moreover, it facilitated important discourses and knowledge exchange, further strengthening existing partnerships between the academic and security sectors, both regionally and internationally.
Khaleej Times
20-05-2025
- Business
- Khaleej Times
Dubai Police reveals digital strategy to 'respond faster, build safer community'
Dubai Police has revealed its new 'Digital Transformation Strategy.' The authority already uses tech in multiple areas, from AI-powered cars and simulators to real-time crime analysis to rescue drones. The strategy will integrate AI, cybersecurity, predictive analysis, and smart platforms to help the police force in developing a secure policing ecosystem across all domains. 'AI is defining our policy, and acting as a catalyst. It empowers us to respond faster, act smarter, and allocate resources more effectively,' Khalid Al Marzooqi, director of the artificial intelligence department at Dubai Police, said. 'But technology alone is not the answer. What truly matters is how we apply it ethically, purposefully, and in the service of building a safer, more connected community.' The strategy was unveiled on the third and last day of the World Police Summit, taking place from May 13 to May 15.
