Technology and innovation high on the Summit’s agenda
Experts from INTERPOL, LAPD, NYPD and others will join from around the world
Over 15,000 visitors expected to attend the Summit in Dubai
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 Dubai Police will host the second edition of the World Police Summit, the world’s most influential gathering of law enforcement officials, security experts, and decision makers.
Across three days, six conferences and a comprehensive international exhibition, over 15,000 visitors are expected to join leading experts to discuss the most innovative policing techniques, from crime prevention, anti-narcotics and forensic science to drones and K9.
The Summit, which takes place at the Dubai World Trade Centre from 7-9 March 2023, will bring together over 230 leading speakers including INTERPOL Secretary General Jurgen Stock, NYPD Commissioner, Keechant Sewell, Royal Canadian Mounted Police Commissioner, Brenda Lucki, LAPD Commander Ruby Flores, and New Zealand Commissioner and Chief Executive, Andrew Coster.
These sessions aim to create a global policing community able to meet the future with confidence by using the most innovative technologies and creating partnerships that enable cooperation and collaboration under international standards.
The event will also feature over 250 local and international exhibitors who will showcase the latest technologies and innovations used in combating crime. Participating companies include Rafael, Dell, IDEMIA, Beacon Red, Cisco, Canon and many more.
The World Police Summit has attracted some fantastic sponsors, including the UAE’s Executive Office of Anti Money Laundering and Counter Terrorism Financing as a gold sponsor. It has also secured strategic partnerships from INTERPOL, ROADPOL, UNODC, GCCPOL, IACP, and more.
New for this year’s Summit, the World Police Awards will champion those law enforcement professionals keeping global and local communities safe and upholding the highest international standards.
