Qatar Chamber chairman Sheikh Khalifa bin Jassim al-Thani has stated that the ongoing Milipol Qatar 2026 provides an important international platform for showcasing cutting-edge security technologies and innovations, further reinforcing Qatar’s position as a regional and international hub for specialised security exhibitions.
Qatar Chamber is participating in the 16th edition of Milipol Qatar 2026, which will run until October 22 at the Doha Exhibition and Convention Centre (DECC).
Sheikh Khalifa also highlighted the significant progress Milipol Qatar has made over successive editions, noting that it has established itself as one of the world’s leading exhibitions for homeland security technologies.
Furthermore, he emphasised that Milipol Qatar offers promising economic and investment opportunities by fostering partnerships between Qatari private-sector companies and leading international firms, facilitating technology transfer, and developing national expertise.
He also highlighted the strategic importance of holding the exhibition alongside the Doha International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Security, noting the growing role of artificial intelligence (AI) in strengthening security systems, analysing data, and anticipating risks.
Sheikh Khalifa reaffirmed Qatar Chamber’s commitment to encouraging private-sector companies to benefit from such events, build strategic partnerships, and contribute to economic diversification in line with Qatar National Vision 2030.
Saleh bin Hamad al-Sharqi, secretary-general of the Federation of GCC Chambers, lauded the exhibition’s organisation and the number of participating exhibitors, commending its role in strengthening co-operation between Gulf Co-operation Council (GCC) companies and participating businesses, while opening new avenues for knowledge and expertise exchange and exploring trade and investment partnerships.
Qatar Chamber is showcasing its services for business owners, companies, and members at its pavilion, while answering visitors’ enquiries about Qatar’s investment climate, business establishment procedures, commercial activities, and the services it provides to the private sector.
