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2025 Milipol Paris
Exhibition Dates: November 18–21, 2025
Venue: Paris, France
Frequency: Biennial
Frequency: Biennial
Exhibition Introduction
As Europe’s largest and most influential homeland security expo, MILIPOL PARIS traces its origins to EXPOL (the Police Equipment Exhibition), evolving into a pivotal platform for safeguarding public safety, countering security threats, terrorism, and societal disruptions through collaboration among businesses, governments, and public institutions. Organized by the French Ministry of the Interior in partnership with multiple government agencies, the biennial event has maintained its global prominence for 40 years, serving as a leading forum for security professionals.
Dedicated to showcasing cutting-edge technological innovations, MILIPOL PARIS addresses emerging threats and operational demands across the security spectrum. The 2025 edition will host over 30,000 visitors and 1,100 exhibitors, reinforcing its role as a critical hub for industry dialogue and solution-driven collaboration.
Previous Edition Data (2023)
The 2023 MILIPOL PARIS set benchmarks for international engagement:
30,084 professional visitors attended, with 44% originating from outside France.
1,116 exhibitors from around the world participated, alongside 175 official delegations.
The event was inaugurated by Gérald Darmanin, Minister of the Interior and Overseas France, underscoring its strategic importance to national and global security stakeholders.
30,084 professional visitors attended, with 44% originating from outside France.
1,116 exhibitors from around the world participated, alongside 175 official delegations.
The event was inaugurated by Gérald Darmanin, Minister of the Interior and Overseas France, underscoring its strategic importance to national and global security stakeholders.
Exhibition Categories
Army EquipmentMilitary packaging solutions (crates, plastic containers), ammunition storage systems, anti-nuclear, biological, and chemical (NBC) protection gear, personal defense equipment, propulsion systems, reconnaissance/surveillance tools, and rescue equipment.
Air Force Systems
Air transport infrastructure, command-and-control communication systems, flight data recorders, and homeland security aviation technologies.
Naval Defense
Naval command/control systems, secure storage/transport solutions, advanced weaponry, and maritime surveillance technologies.
Field Medical & Emergency Response
Battlefield trauma kits, armored ambulances, mobile field hospitals, anti-chemical/biological protective gear, and wilderness survival equipment.
Homeland Security & Law Enforcement
Police vehicles, armored personnel carriers, CBRN detection systems, biometric devices, anti-surveillance equipment, X-ray screening tools, and drone countermeasures.
Logistics & Support
Emergency delivery systems, AI-powered survival equipment, and modular infrastructure for disaster response.
