2026  Milipol Qatar

Exhibition Dates: October 20-22, 2026
Venue: Doha, Qatar
Frequency: Biennial

Exhibition Introduction

  The Qatar Security and Safety Expo is held biennially in Doha, hosted by the Minister of Interior of Qatar and Commander of the Internal Security Forces (Lekhwiya). It stands as one of the key events in the Middle East covering the global security industry.
  Milipol Qatar brings together the world’s leading public and industrial security enterprises, showcasing the latest security, safety, detection, and prevention equipment, systems, and services. Aligning with Qatar's "National Vision 2030," the expo aims to meet the country’s growing security needs. It provides a platform for enterprises and exhibitors to exchange market dynamics, discuss development trends, and forecast future directions.

Previous Edition Data

      Over 14,500 professional visitors and 360 official representatives attended the exhibition, with agreements worth 842 million Qatari riyals signed during the event. The expo also attracted 360 official delegates.
      It welcomed 255 exhibitors from 26 countries across Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and North America, including 70 companies from Qatar. International exhibitors accounted for 70% of the total, with 6 international pavilions from France, North America, Germany, Italy, the Czech Republic, and China.
     The expo reached another significant milestone: compared to the 2022 edition, 7 new countries joined as exhibitors—Greece, Jordan, Latvia, Lithuania, Portugal, Saudi Arabia, and Sweden.

Exhibition Categories

Data Protection - Information and Communication Systems; Economic and Industrial Intelligence; System Integration; Risk Analysis and Management; CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear); Civil Defense; Forensic Science Services; Law Enforcement; Anti-*******sm Special Forces; Perimeter Security for Industrial and Sensitive Sites; Combating Organized Crime; Public Space Security - Urban Security; Transport Security; Port and Airport Security - Border Control; Road Safety; Financial System Security; Prison Sector; Oil and Gas Industry; Combating Cyber Threats and Cybercrime; Private Security.