Dubai Police has signed eight key Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) with top global tech firms and academic institutions, aiming to boost collaboration in forensic science, AI applications, and criminal research.
The agreements were formalised during the World Police Summit 2025, held under the theme “Beyond the Badge: Envision the Next Era of Policing.” The signing was led by the General Department of Forensic Science and Criminology, highlighting Dubai Police’s push to stay at the forefront of forensic innovation.
Partners include Middlesex University Dubai and the European Forensics Institute for academic research, Axis Communications for biometric fingerprint technology, and Grammatech for AI-driven visual analysis. JAMF will support mobile malware investigations, while Speech Technology Centre Ltd. will assist in advancing digital voice forensics. MGI Tech and FGI Forensic Genomics International will collaborate on cutting-edge DNA analysis.
Major General Ahmad Thani bin Ghalita, Director of the department, said the MoUs reflect a strategic vision to integrate advanced technologies and research into the force’s forensic operations.
“These collaborations represent a strategic move to stay ahead of the curve by leveraging scientific research, innovation, and advanced technology to reinforce our forensic capabilities,”
he stated.
He added that working with both academic and private sector leaders supports Dubai Police’s mission to achieve global excellence in specialised policing.
The move marks a significant step in Dubai Police’s long-term strategy to lead in forensic science and criminal investigation on an international scale.
News Source: Emirates News Agency
