Milipol Paris is the leading event dedicated to homeland security and safety. Over 30,000 visitors and 1,000 exhibitors are expected for the 23rd edition, which will be held on 14-17 November 2023 at Paris-Nord Villepinte Exhibition Centre.
The event is organised every two years under the auspices of the French Ministry of Interior in partnership with several governmental bodies. Its first edition has been held in 1984, a time when the information systems were in their infancy; when the video surveillance just begun to emerge and when the RAID (French elite Special Forces) wasn’t created yet (only a year after)!
For almost 40 years, Milipol Paris has enjoyed a worldwide status as the leading event dedicated to the security profession. It provides the perfect forum for presenting the latest technological innovations in the area, effectively meeting the needs of the sector as a whole and also addressing current threats and dangers.
Milipol Paris owes its reputation to the consummate professionalism of its participants, its firmly international set-up (55% of exhibitors come from abroad), as well as to the quality and amount of innovative solutions on display.
In 2021, Milipol Paris attracted 800 exhibitors; 22,000 visitors; 100 official delegations; 138 countries.
This first post-covid Milipol Paris also scored record satisfaction rates of 89% for exhibitors and 91% for visitors.
Milipol Paris covers all business sectors of Homeland Security, including:
- Data Protection - Information and Communication Systems
- Economic and Industrial Intelligence
- Systems Integration
- Risk Analysis and Management
- CBRN
- Civil Defence
- Forensic Science Services
- Law Enforcement
- Anti-Terrorism - Special forces
- Protection of Industrial and Sensitive Sites - Perimeter Security
- Fight against Organised Crime
- Security of Public Places - Urban Security
- Transport Security
- Port and Airport Security - Border Control
- Road Safety
- Security of Financial Systems
- Prison Security
- Oil and Gas Sector
- Fight against Cyberthreats and Cybercrime
- Private Security
