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The International Exhibition for National Security and Resilience (ISNR) 2026 is scheduled to make its return to Abu Dhabi next year, driven by the patronage of Saif bin Zayed Al Nahyan. This ninth edition of the premier global security event is set to unfold at ADNEC Centre from May 19 to May 21, 2026. Organisers project that this year’s exhibition will be among the largest to date, gathering security professionals, governmental bodies, technology firms, and defence entities from across the globe.
The event is facilitated by the ADNEC Group, working in tandem with the UAE Ministry of Interior and receiving strategic backing from Abu Dhabi Police. The exhibition aims to enhance international collaboration and bolster national security capacities by leveraging innovation, advanced tech, and knowledge sharing. Officials are confident that this will further cement Abu Dhabi’s role as a premier hub for security and resilience enterprises.
This year’s theme, “Securing Tomorrow Today,” will showcase advancements in areas like cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, surveillance technologies, emergency response solutions, and infrastructure safeguarding. Expect prominent companies to unveil cutting-edge products and solutions tailored for modern security scenarios. Innovations will extend to healthcare security, smart agriculture, logistics, smart city projects, and commercial facilities.
Ahmed Nasser Al-Raisi noted that this exhibition serves as a pivotal platform for enhancing collaboration among governmental entities and private sector security firms. He emphasized the event's role in providing security experts with access to state-of-the-art technologies and actionable solutions to effectively tackle future threats. Collaboration, as he pointed out, is essential for establishing robust national and cyber security frameworks worldwide.
According to senior officials, the accompanying Abu Dhabi Global Sustainable Security Summit 2026 is expected to attract increased international attendance from governmental representatives, industry leaders, and technical specialists. Key discussions will address global threats, shifting security landscapes, and future strategies in cybercrime prevention, law enforcement, AI applications, and civil defence. Experts will share actionable ideas for navigating the ever-evolving security context globally.
Humaid Matar Al Dhaheri remarked that ISNR 2026 aligns seamlessly with Abu Dhabi’s goals of fostering innovation and strengthening advanced security sectors. He underlined the exhibition’s role in promoting domestic technologies and boosting the competitiveness of UAE security firms on a global scale. Moreover, the event opens doors for knowledge exchange, investment opportunities, and strategic collaborations between global and regional entities.
Over the years, ISNR has emerged as one of the foremost security exhibitions and conferences in the Middle East. Authorities anticipate that the 2026 edition will significantly support the UAE’s vision for enhancing national security, bolstering resilience, and promoting innovation within both public and private realms. This event is also likely to enhance Abu Dhabi’s stature as an international hub for cutting-edge technology, defence, and advanced security solutions.
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