The second edition of Milipol India, a premier international event focused on homeland security, is scheduled to take place from April 23 to 25, 2025, at Yashobhoomi (IICC), New Delhi.
Organised by Inter Ads Exhibition Pvt Ltd in collaboration with Comexposium, the event is being held with the backing of the Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India, and the French Ministry of the Interior.
Designed as a dynamic platform for security experts, industry leaders, and government officials, Milipol India 2025 will spotlight emerging security challenges and showcase state-of-the-art technological innovations aimed at enhancing global cooperation in internal security.
The event’s inauguration will be marked by the presence of François-Noël Buffet, Minister Delegate to the French Minister of the Interior, along with senior Indian officials. General Ghislain Réty, Commander of France's elite GIGN (Groupe d'intervention de la Gendarmerie nationale), will also attend, highlighting the strengthening Indo-French strategic partnership in homeland security.
The participation of key French dignitaries underlines the growing collaboration between India and France in the internal security domain. The event aims to promote joint solutions, policy dialogue, and innovation-driven approaches to global security.
Milipol India 2025 will host over 150 international exhibitors and delegations from 10 countries, including India, France, the Netherlands, UAE, and the United States, offering a unique opportunity for knowledge-sharing and cross-border collaboration.
A series of state-level conferences will run alongside the exhibition, enabling security leaders to discuss regional challenges, improve inter-agency coordination, and drive innovation for public safety and homeland defense.
Commenting on the upcoming event, Thierry Mathou, French Ambassador to India, noted:
"The French Minister’s presence at Milipol India 2025 reflects the importance of Indo-French cooperation in internal security. It offers a key platform for French stakeholders to share expertise, especially following the successful Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games, and to engage meaningfully with Indian counterparts."
Prefect Jounot, CEO of Civipol and President of the global Milipol Network, added:
“Milipol India is a manifestation of the strong political will shared by India and France to deepen bilateral cooperation in homeland security. It stands out globally as a forum where government officials, industry leaders, and security professionals can collaborate in an environment dedicated exclusively to internal security.”
Rajan Sharma, Director of Inter Ads Exhibitions, emphasized the global significance of the event:
“Milipol India 2025 embodies the international commitment to advancing security through innovation and partnership. With cutting-edge technologies and collaborative discussions, the event seeks to shape the evolving landscape of global homeland security.” (Reported by: ANI)
