16 Mar ISNR 2016 opens for business
Shaikh Saif bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Interior, inaugurated the ISNR Abu Dhabi event in the presence of the nation’s top government officials and 150 foreign delegations and buyers.
Over 20,000 attendees from the security and safety industries, and about 150 official delegates and government buyers, are expected to attend the exhibition during the course of the three day event. Four co-located shows include Infosecurity Middle East, Emergency Response and Disaster Prevention, Fire Fighting Middle East, and Occupational Safety and Health Middle East.
ISNR Abu Dhabi in its 7th edition from 15-17 March 2016 is expecting 500 exhibiting companies from 45 countries spreading over 27000sqm, in addition to 18,000 local and regional experts and decision makers from the private and public sectors and over 150 regional and international government buyers and delegation members.
Middle East’s market for homeland security is expected to see annual growth of 18.7 percent – triple the global average – hitting USD 34 billion per year by 2020, according to a recent Frost & Sullivan report.
“GCC countries are global early adopters of the most innovative solutions that meet the most complex requirements – from Smart Cities to protecting critical national infrastructure. ISNR’s broad perspective on security and resilience is well suited to Thales unique position, and is a marquee event for driving new business leads,” said Marc Duflot, Vice President at Thales Middle East, the French security conglomerate speaking at ISNR in Abu Dhabi this week.