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Hi Dubai
02-06-2025
- 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
01-06-2025
- 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.
Hi Dubai
19-05-2025
- Hi Dubai
Dubai Police Honours Global Excellence at 2025 World Police Summit Awards
Lieutenant General Abdulla Khalifa Al Marri, Commander-in-Chief of Dubai Police, honoured international policing excellence at the fourth edition of the World Police Summit Awards during a high-profile gala dinner attended by senior law enforcement officials from around the world. Held in Dubai, the ceremony recognised individuals and agencies whose contributions have advanced both local and global security efforts. Al Marri praised the growing scale and impact of the Summit, highlighting the record-breaking 900+ submissions for the 2025 edition. Twelve awards were presented across key categories, including Excellence in Criminal Investigation to SDPO Sargodha City Police Station (Pakistan), and Excellence in Anti-Narcotics to Hyderabad Police (India) for its Narcotics Control Wing Project. The Hong Kong Police Force received Best Innovation in Policing for its 'Rescue' Project, while the Start-Up Innovation Award went to CATT Labs from the United States. Other notable winners included Italy's Postal Police Cybersecurity Unit for Excellence in Customer Service, and Mexico's Secretariat of Public Safety for Best Use of AI in Policing with its Sentinela Security Platform. Ethiopia's Federal Police was recognised for Best Police App, and Switzerland's Global Road Safety Partnership was awarded for its Police Executive Leadership Programme. Lieutenant Colonel Dr. Mariam Darwish Al Hashmi of Fujairah Police was named Most Inspirational Female Officer. The ceremony also celebrated achievements in forensics, community contribution, and services for people of determination. Al Marri was joined by top-ranking officials from Dubai Police, including Dr. Major General Ahmad Zaal bin Kreshan Al Muhairi and Major General Harib Muhammad Al Shamsi. He concluded the evening by honouring Abdulrahman Al Marzouqi, winner of the International AI Challenge, and thanking key partners and sponsors of the 2025 Summit. News Source: Khaleej Times
Daily Tribune
08-05-2025
- Daily Tribune
Police leaders head to Dubai
TDT | Dubai Top police officials and security experts from around the world are set to gather in Dubai next week for the 2025 edition of the World Police Summit, offering a timely opportunity for Bahrain to strengthen regional cooperation on policing, cybercrime, and artificial intelligence. The summit, opening on Tuesday at the Dubai World Trade Centre, is expected to host over 17,000 participants and 170 exhibitors, making it one of the largest events of its kind in the region. Organised under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the three-day gathering will feature more than 300 speakers from global law enforcement bodies including INTERPOL, Europol, and the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime. GCC Collaboration Bahrain, which has increasingly focused on digital policing and cross-border cooperation, is expected to benefit from the summit's expanded agenda covering smart city security, rapid response technologies, and the role of AI in predictive policing. The event features 12 conference tracks, up from seven last year, and introduces new zones including an Academic Zone, a Startup Zone, and a Demonstration Hub to showcase real-world security scenarios. Topics such as information security, disaster management, and modern leadership in law enforcement will also be addressed. Dubai's Security Push Brigadier Dr. Saleh Rashed AlHamrani of Dubai Police described the summit as a global platform that enhances international policing standards and reflects the UAE's ambition to serve as a hub for security innovation. He noted a 25 percent increase in participation compared to last year. The World Police Summit Awards, which have seen a 200 percent rise in nominations, will also be presented during the event to honour individuals and institutions who advance community safety and integrity. Regional Stakes With the Gulf region facing evolving security threats, ranging from cyberattacks to organised crime, Bahrain's engagement at the summit aligns with its efforts to build partnerships and adopt next-generation technologies across its policing institutions. The event also aims to promote gender diversity and youth inclusion in law enforcement, offering training and knowledge exchange platforms for the next generation of police professionals.
Mid East Info
13-03-2025
- Mid East Info
The Fourth Edition of the World Police Summit Awards 2025 continues to accept nominations - Middle East Business News and Information
The Summit Sees an Increase in Categories to 12 The World Police Summit Awards is accepting nominations for its 4th edition's categories for two new additional categories: Best Use of Artificial Intelligence in Policing and Innovation Award for Startups. This increases the total number of award categories to 12, celebrating excellence in areas such as, Excellence in Criminal Investigation Award – Excellence in Anti-Narcotics Award – People of Determination Excellence Award – Best Police Application Award – Best Innovative Idea in Security & Law Enforcement Award – Excellence in Customer Service in Policing Award – Excellence in Road Safety Award – Excellence in Forensic Science Award – Good Samaritan Award – Best Artificial Intelligence Implementation in Policing Award – Startups Innovation Award and Inspiring Female Officer Award which is dedicated to women in policing. About the World Police Summit: The World Police Summit Awards Ceremony is one of the highlights of the World Police Summit, which will be held at the Dubai World Trade Centre from May 13 to 15, 2025, under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President, Prime Minister of the UAE, and Ruler of Dubai. This prestigious event will bring together law enforcement personnel, experts, academics, and government representatives to discuss the challenges facing law enforcement authorities worldwide. The World Police Summit, held annually in Dubai, is a leading global platform that convenes law enforcement professionals, government officials, security experts, and technology innovators from around the world. The summit facilitates high-level discussions on the most pressing challenges in modern policing, including advancements in artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and cross-border law enforcement. Through a variety of workshops, exhibitions, and networking opportunities, the event fosters global collaboration and explores ways to develop future solutions that enhance global security. Supported by major international agencies, the summit serves as a catalyst for innovation, knowledge exchange, and unifying the efforts of law enforcement agencies across borders. Recognizing Awards Achievements: The awards aim to highlight the accomplishments of personnel in law enforcement agencies and bodies worldwide, honoring experts, specialists, police leaders, and all personnel in specialized fields dedicated to safeguarding communities while upholding the highest global standards despite challenges. The awards also recognize organizations that provide innovative, intelligent solutions to enhance the future of law enforcement and emphasize the critical role of technology in policing, particularly in international cooperation and tackling transnational crime. Increase in Award Nominations to 55%: The World Police Summit Awards has commenced accepting nominations from law enforcement personnel globally. Eligible professionals can now submit their applications following the specific criteria outlined on the award's official website. The 2025 prestigious global awards have seen a 55% increase in submitted nominations, compared to the previous edition. Law enforcement personnel worldwide are eligible to apply before March 31, 2025, following specific criteria published on the official award website. The award jury comprises leading global academics specializing in policing and law enforcement sciences. Nominees go through multiple stages before reaching the final round, where only three candidates per category advance. One winner is selected for each category. In the 2024 edition, which featured 10 award categories, winners included law enforcement agencies and individuals from Brazil, Italy, Spain, Canada, India, Qatar, Pakistan, and the UAE. Expansion of Award Categories from 10 to 12 in 2025: Commenting on the launch of the fourth edition of the World Police Summit Awards, Captain Marwan Abdullah Al Mulla, Head of Strategic Thought Section and the Head of the World Police Summit Awards, stated: 'The World Police Summit Awards provide a significant opportunity to recognize and honor the achievements of law enforcement professionals. We are pleased to introduce two new categories this year to recognize the best use of artificial intelligence in policing and innovation in startups. These additions reflect our commitment to promoting innovation and AI applications, which play a crucial role in assisting law enforcement officers in their duties, both domestically and internationally. He added: 'The awards have successfully highlighted the summit's ongoing dedication to supporting innovation and technological progress in policing to build safer communities worldwide.' Word Police Summit Awards Categories 2025: Inspiring Female Officer Award Excellence in Criminal Investigation Award Excellence in Anti-Narcotics Award People of Determination Excellence Award Best Police Application Award Best Innovative Idea in Security & Law Enforcement Award Excellence in Customer Service in Policing Award Excellence in Road Safety Award Excellence in Forensic Science Award Best Artificial Intelligence Implementation in Policing Award (New Category) Startups Innovation Award (New Category)
