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The 14th edition of Milipol Qatar 2022 concluded at the Doha Exhibition and Convention Center on Thursday. The 15th edition of the Milipol Qatar is scheduled for October 29, 2024.
Maj. Gen. Nasser bin Fahad Al Thani, Chairman of the Milipol Qatar Committee said this edition of the expo achieved great success and set many records, indicating that the value of the total deals signed during the Milipol Qatar 2022 reached QR592 million and more than 11,500 persons visited the expo.
He added that the exhibition was covered by 587 media representatives from various parts of the world and 389 official delegations including ministers, police leaders and heads of diplomatic missions attended the opening of the exhibition from a number of brotherly and friendly countries.
“As many as 222 exhibitors from 22 countries from different continents around the world took part in the exhibition, in which 60 percent of the exhibitors participated for the first time. The exhibitors that participated for the first time belonged to eight countries such as Australia, Canada, Cyprus, Croatia, Finland, India, the Netherlands and Slovakia,” Maj Gen Nasser bin Fahd Al Thani said. (TNN) page 2
Maj. Gen. Nasser bin Fahad Al Thani, Chairman of the Milipol Qatar Committee said this edition of the expo achieved great success and set many records, indicating that the value of the total deals signed during the Milipol Qatar 2022 reached QR592 million and more than 11,500 persons visited the expo.
He added that the exhibition was covered by 587 media representatives from various parts of the world and 389 official delegations including ministers, police leaders and heads of diplomatic missions attended the opening of the exhibition from a number of brotherly and friendly countries.
“As many as 222 exhibitors from 22 countries from different continents around the world took part in the exhibition, in which 60 percent of the exhibitors participated for the first time. The exhibitors that participated for the first time belonged to eight countries such as Australia, Canada, Cyprus, Croatia, Finland, India, the Netherlands and Slovakia,” Maj Gen Nasser bin Fahd Al Thani said. (TNN) page 2
