Milipol Qatar Showcases Security Tech From 33 Countries

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Milipol Qatar brings international firms together to showcase drones, AI, and cybersecurity systems.

Around 280 companies from 33 countries gathered in Doha for the Milipol Qatar exhibition to showcase drones, robots, and artificial intelligence systems. Exhibitors and officials discussed evolving security needs, critical infrastructure protection, and cyberattack responses. On the sidelines, Qatar and France also signed a three-year security cooperation action plan.

Exhibitors presentAround 280 companies from 33 countries participated in the biennial homeland security exhibition.
Bilateral agreementQatar and France formalised a three-year action plan for security cooperation during the event.

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Milipol Qatar serves as a major regional platform for homeland security and civil defense, drawing international manufacturers and government officials to address modern security challenges. Such defense and technology gatherings allow nations to forge bilateral security pacts and procure advanced equipment to protect critical infrastructure against cyber and physical threats.

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Oct 20Qatar held the biennial Milipol homeland security exhibition where Qatar and France signed a three-year security cooperation action plan.
Oct 23Exhibitors displayed drones, robots, and AI systems while officials examined critical infrastructure protection and cybersecurity.

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Around 280 companies from 33 countries gathered at the Milipol Qatar homeland security exhibition, where participants displayed drones, robots, and artificial intelligence systems.

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