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Milipol Qatar reports 16,000-plus visitors and QAR 819.8m across 96 deals

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The 2026 security exhibition reported more than 270 exhibitors, over 16,000 visitors and 96 deals worth QAR 819.8 million in aggregate. The next edition is scheduled for 31 October–2 November 2028.

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Qatar · Homeland Security, Cybersecurity, AI & Emergency Response

Source date: 2026-10-22. This is separate from Horizon publication.

Limits and what this does not prove: Before commitment, verify: Officially disclosed contracts, buyers, values, scope, award status and implementation dates; Qatar security, cyber, data, import, end-user, licensing and local-support requirements; 2028 exhibitor, delegation, procurement and meeting routes only when the organiser publishes them.

Milipol Qatar recorded substantial attendance and announced deals, but suppliers must distinguish exhibition totals from accessible procurement.

Reviewed 2026-10-22Source published 2026-10-225 min read

What changed

The 2026 security exhibition reported more than 270 exhibitors, over 16,000 visitors and 96 deals worth QAR 819.8 million in aggregate. The next edition is scheduled for 31 October–2 November 2028.

Business impact

  • The edition attracted more than 16,000 visitors and more than 270 international and local exhibitors, with attendance reported 10 percent above the prior edition.
  • Organisers reported 96 deals with an aggregate value of QAR 819.8 million and scheduled the next edition for 31 October–2 November 2028.
  • The figures evidence active security demand and buying activity, but suppliers need the individual contracting authority, scope, award status and qualification route.

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  • Officially disclosed contracts, buyers, values, scope, award status and implementation dates
  • Qatar security, cyber, data, import, end-user, licensing and local-support requirements
  • 2028 exhibitor, delegation, procurement and meeting routes only when the organiser publishes them

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Attendance, deal count and aggregate value are attributed to QNA and Milipol Qatar on 22 October 2026. Horizon does not convert aggregate exhibition figures into an open tender, supplier entitlement, accessible revenue or completed delivery.

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Reviewed 2026-10-22

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