Home Minister Sudhan Gurung is set to participate in the World Police Summit 2026 in the United Arab Emirates this Friday.
Taking place at the Dubai World Trade Centre from November 16 to 18, the summit will gather police chiefs, government officials, security experts, and international organizations.
This event provides Nepal an opportunity to engage in important discussions.
World Police Summit: Uniting Global Security Professionals
The fifth edition of the World Police Summit will focus on the theme “Connected for Impact: Uniting Global Policing to Safeguard Future Generations.”
Organized by Dubai Police in collaboration with DXB LIVE, the three day event will feature representatives from over 90 countries worldwide.
More than 220 leaders and professionals from law enforcement, government, academia, and the private sector are anticipated to attend, according to the organizers.
Highlighting Global Cooperation and Modern Policing
The summit will convene global security professionals to discuss issues such as transnational crime, cybercrime, artificial intelligence (AI), financial crime, and organized crime.
Participants will explore how technology, intelligence sharing, and international cooperation can enhance law enforcement efforts.
The event will include themed discussions, panel sessions, and a global exhibition.
Nepal’s Advantages from International Dialogues
Nepal stands to gain from Gurung’s attendance, as he will connect with global law enforcement representatives and share valuable experiences.
This summit is timely, given the rise of transnational criminal activities.
The World Police Summit will wrap up on November 18 with an award ceremony.