A delegation from the Air Support Committee, responsible for monitoring the implementation of a light air sports system, visited a group of European companies that manufacture anti-drone devices and systems in France and Finland. The delegation was led by Colonel Pilot Salem Khalifa Al Suwaidi from the Ministry of Interior, Emirates news agency WAM reported.

The committee included representatives of the Ministry of Interior, the Telecommunications Regulatory Authority, TRA, the Emirates Authority for Standardization and Metrology, ESMA, and the Dubai Civil Aviation Authority.

The visit is part of a program organized by the committee, in cooperation with relevant national government departments and authorities, which aims to evaluate the latest anti-drone systems.

During the visit, the delegation evaluated the best international anti-drone technologies and techniques used in airports and military and security facilities, which are carried out to protect them from the dangers posed by drones and are manufactured by these countries.

The delegation was briefed about the latest types of drones manufactured in France and Finland, and they listened to a detailed presentation about the technical and smart specifications of these drones and their long-range capabilities.

The UAE is among the first countries to research proposed systems to address the problems posed by drones, in cooperation with companies that supply anti-drones systems, to assess their efficiencies and create legal frameworks related to the use of drones or the practice of light air sports in unauthorized areas.