The security system at Dubai airports is an advanced model in employing artificial intelligence

Deputy Chief of Police and Public Security in Dubai, Lieutenant General Dhahi Khalfan Tamim, confirmed that the security system at Dubai airports represents an advanced model in employing modern technologies and artificial intelligence to enhance the security and safety of travelers.
Dhahi Khalfan made an inspection visit to the General Administration of Airport Security in Dubai, where he was briefed on the latest approved technical systems, in the presence of the Assistant Commander-in-Chief for Ports Affairs, Major General Marwan Julfar, and the Director of the General Administration of Airport Security, Brigadier General Expert Hamid Al Hashemi, and listened to an explanation about future plans to enhance proactive capabilities in monitoring and analyzing risks, raise the efficiency of security work, and speed up procedures in accordance with international best practices.
Dhahi Khalfan praised the great development he saw in the technical system in airport security in Dubai, stressing that it embodies a role model in employing advanced technology to serve humanity, and the ability of national cadres to integrate artificial intelligence into the core of security work, which enhances the world’s confidence in Dubai airports as a safe and smart global gateway, and translates Dubai’s vision of providing a travel experience that combines absolute safety and superior comfort.
During the visit, Dhahi Khalfan stressed the importance of integrating roles between Dubai Police and all strategic partners at the airport, pointing out that working as a team within an integrated aviation security system is the basic foundation that ensures sustainable success and provides a safe and reliable travel environment that reflects the professional harmony between the various entities operating at Dubai airports.
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