Khalid Tawalbeh

Doha

The Security and Safety Operations Committee (SSOC) of Qatar is playing a vital role in this year’s Milipol Qatar, the nation’s largest international exhibition dedicated to homeland security and civil defence.

Marking its third appearance at the event, SSOC’s participation reflects its strong commitment to enhancing national security frameworks and integrating advanced safety solutions. The 2024 edition of Milipol runs from October 29 to 31 at the Doha Exhibition and Convention Center (DECC), gathering regional and global security experts, manufacturers, and stakeholders to explore innovations in security technology, risk management, and emergency response.

As one of Qatar’s primary security bodies, SSOC facilitates cross-agency coordination and develops advanced safety strategies to protect Qatar’s residents and visitors. This year, the committee is showcasing a range of security solutions, including state-of-the-art surveillance technology, emergency response tools, and digital solutions that bolster situational awareness across Qatar’s critical infrastructure.

Lieutenant Nasr Al-Nasr, representing SSOC, emphasised the significance of this involvement, stating: "SSOC’s third participation in Milipol Qatar underscores our steadfast commitment to advancing Qatar’s security infrastructure inside and outside Qatar.” The committee’s exhibit includes interactive demonstrations and educational sessions designed for both industry professionals and the public, underlining the importance of collective security efforts and public participation in national safety initiatives.

SSOC’s approach aligns with Qatar’s National Vision 2030, which emphasises building a resilient society capable of managing both internal and external challenges. Milipol Qatar has consistently provided SSOC with a platform to showcase Qatar’s security advancements, fostering collaboration with international experts and knowledge exchange to further enhance security operations in the country.

Milipol Qatar has consistently been a key event for SSOC and Qatar’s security agencies, providing them with a platform to highlight the nation’s strategic advancements in security.

SSOC’s role this year reaffirms its dedication to adapting to evolving security needs and integrating the latest technologies in real-time crisis management, emergency response, and public safety. The committee’s focus on proactive risk management and inter-agency collaboration solidifies Qatar’s position as a leader in regional security efforts.

As SSOC continues to strengthen its ties with global partners, its activities at Milipol Qatar 2024 represent a significant step toward enhanced security measures and community protection in the years to come.

The event, with SSOC’s active participation, underscores Qatar’s commitment to fostering a secure, dynamic, and progressive nation that meets the highest international standards for safety and resilience.