Dubai to host 220 global leaders at World Police Summit 2026
Dubai: More than 220 global leaders, including ministers, police chiefs and heads of international organisations, will converge on Dubai this month for the World Police Summit 2026, with representatives from more than 90 countries set to discuss the future of policing, emerging security threats and cross-border crime. The fifth edition of the summit will take place at Dubai World Trade Centre…
Dubai will host over 220 global leaders at the World Police Summit 2026, which will take place from November 16 to 18 at the Dubai World Trade Centre. Representatives from more than 90 countries will gather to discuss future policing, emerging security threats, and cross-border crime. The summit, organized by Dubai Police and DXB LIVE, will feature 15 thematic tracks and showcase the latest policing and security technologies.
Notable attendees include Stephen Nutt APM from the Australian Federal Police, Stephen Fry from Interpol, and Peter Nilsson from AIRPOL. The summit will cover topics such as AI, robotics, and the future of public safety. International organizations such as GCCPOL, ASEANAPOL, CARICOM, UNODC, SCO, and the General Secretariat of the Council of Arab Ministers of Interior will also participate.
The summit aims to turn discussions into practical cooperation and partnerships, emphasizing the importance of connecting data, platforms, and partners. The World Police Summit Awards will recognize achievements in policing and security across 13 categories, with winners announced on November 9.
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