The Milipol Qatar 2026 exhibition has commenced at the Doha Exhibition and Convention Center (DECC) with the participation of over 270 domestic and international security companies. This event, held under the patronage of Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, the Emir of Qatar, will continue from October 20 to 22 and is recognized as an important platform for knowledge exchange and collaboration in security technologies.
Security Advances and International Cooperation
During the three days of the exhibition, officials and representatives from security companies will discuss the latest challenges and security technologies. This exhibition particularly emphasizes innovations in domestic security and international collaborations. The Minister of Interior of Qatar and the Commander of the Internal Security Force, His Excellency Sheikh Khalifa bin Hamad Al Thani, attended the opening ceremony and visited the exhibition. Additionally, the Minister of Interior of Qatar, His Excellency Sheikh Abdulaziz bin Faisal bin Mohammed Al Thani, was also briefed on the latest technologies and products presented by participating companies.
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Signing of Qatar and France Security Cooperation Program
On the sidelines of this exhibition, Qatar and France signed a new security cooperation program for three years from 2027 to 2030. This agreement was signed in the presence of Sheikh Khalifa and the Ministers of Interior of both countries, aiming to strengthen cooperation in various areas including organized crime, drug trafficking, counter-terrorism, and security for international events. Jean-Didier Berger, the Minister Delegate for the Minister of Interior of France, highlighted the importance of this long-standing partnership between Qatar and France and emphasized the need to develop collaborations to address increasing security challenges.
This agreement provides a framework for ongoing coordination between the two countries in the coming years and demonstrates the commitment of Qatar and France to cooperate in the field of security.
New Products from Barzan Holding at the Exhibition
Meanwhile, Barzan Holding, a Qatar-based company, showcased 12 new products at the Milipol Qatar 2026 exhibition. These products include automated systems, security platforms, and new weapons developed by the company's manufacturing sector. Ahmad Al-Mulla, the Director of Business Relations at Barzan Holding, emphasized the importance of local technologies in the development and provision of advanced security technologies, noting, "This is the fourth time we participate as a strategic partner in the Milipol exhibition, showcasing 12 new products in various fields."
Barzan Holding's participation in this exhibition reflects the role of companies based in Qatar in the development and provision of advanced security technologies alongside international manufacturers.
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