Dubai Police officials and strategic partners recently gathered to discuss the future of civil aviation security at Al Maktoum International Airport (DWC), which is poised to become the world’s largest airport, with a projected capacity of 260 million passengers.
The panel discussion, titled "Envisioning the Future of Al Maktoum International Airport – The Largest Airport in the World," was held at THUKHER Club and organized by the General Department of Airport Security, in collaboration with the Future Foresight Centre and the Corporate Development Office for Ports Affairs.
The session, held under the directives of Lieutenant General Abdulla Khalifa Al Marri, Commander-in-Chief of Dubai Police, aligns with the recent approval by His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum of the new passenger terminal designs at Al Maktoum International. Construction, with a cost of AED128 billion, is set to begin immediately.
Brigadier Hamouda Belsuwaida Al Amri, Director of the General Department of Airport Security, emphasized the importance of integrating smart technologies and strategic planning to ensure the future security and operational efficiency of the airport. He stressed the need for collective efforts to tackle challenges, anticipate future trends, and make data-driven decisions to secure the airport's role as a global aviation hub.
Colonel Dr. Hamdan Al Ghassia, Director of the Future Foresight Centre, highlighted the significance of the session in generating forward-thinking proposals that align with Dubai Police’s strategic vision and Dubai’s ambitions for the aviation sector. The panel explored sustainable solutions and advanced technologies to enhance security, efficiency, and the passenger experience.
News Source: Emirates News Agency
