12/01/26 | 7:23 pm | Intersec 2026

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Intersec 2026 opens in Dubai with expanded global participation

Intersec 2026, the world’s leading platform for security, safety and fire protection, opened at the Dubai World Trade Centre on January 12, bringing new features and expanded international participation to its latest edition.

Sheikh Mansoor bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Chairman of the Dubai Ports and Borders Security Council, inaugurated the 27th edition of Intersec and said the exhibition reflects Dubai’s status as a global hub for advanced security and safety ecosystems. He said the event provides a specialised platform that brings together government and private sector entities, decision-makers and global experts to showcase the latest technologies and solutions.

“The rapid evolution of security, safety and emergency response technologies requires constant integration between innovation, institutional readiness and practical application,” Sheikh Mansoor said, adding that Dubai is committed to strengthening community security and improving the efficiency of safety systems in line with international standards.

This year’s edition brings together more than 1,200 exhibitors from more than 60 countries and is expected to welcome over 50,000 visitors. More than 250 experts and speakers are participating in an extensive programme of conferences and events, while the exhibition spans about 65,000 square metres.

Intersec 2026 highlights technologies and integrated strategies across five sectors, including homeland security and policing, cybersecurity, commercial and perimeter security, fire and rescue, and health and safety, offering a comprehensive view of how governments, companies and critical infrastructure operators are addressing physical and digital risks.The opening day featured expert-led sessions on security and safety, with further conferences and forums scheduled to continue through January 14.

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