MILIPOL PARIS

Every two years, Paris hosts Milipol, the world’s leading trade fair for homeland security. The next edition will take place from November 16 to 19, 2027 in Paris Nord Villepinte.

Milipol is the leading event in the internal state safety and security sector. This year, it welcome more than 1,100 exhibitors from 43 countries with the commercial support of the Promosalons network (three Promosalons delegations from Korea, the Netherlands and Turkey are working with the show to find exhibitors). 32,000 professional visitors from 138 countries attended, decision-makers from the private sector (manufacturers, distributors, service or consulting companies) and the public sector (Ministries, institutions, administrations).

Organized under the aegis of the French Ministry of the Interior, in partnership with several governmental institutions, Milipol was created to meet a growing demand for information and networking in the homeland security sector, before being extended to the fields of civil protection and major risks. Milipol is also organised in Qatar, Asia-Pacific and India.

Milipol is a privileged meeting point for technological innovations for the security of people and property, covering nearly 18 sectors of activity. The exhibition offers a complete range of solutions, developments and services to meet the needs of States to protect their population and face the various threats, and offers a complete program for visitors:

• High-level conferences exploring the role of AI in homeland security, advances in forensics and digital investigation, the dynamics of organised crime, the challenges of cybercrime and digital evidence, and methods for identifying disaster victims. A packed programme covering all the operational and technological challenges facing the sector.
• The Milipol Innovations Awards reward innovations in several categories: Crisis management, Cybersecurity, Drone and anti-drone/Robotics, Individual equipment, Security of major events.
• An enhanced Demo Arena, bringing together elite units, industry players and operators for demonstrations in real-life conditions.
• A ‘Crime Scene’ area dedicated to investigation, sampling, analysis and forensic documentation technologies.

Key figures (2025)

• 1,171 exhibitors, 67% international
• 32,035 visitors, 44% international
• 163 official delegations
• 221 journalists to cover the event

The global security ecosystem

• Data protection – Information and Communication systems
• Economic and Industrial Intelligence
• Systems integration
• Risk analysis and management
• CBRN
• Civil defence
• Forensic science services
• Law enforcement
• Anti-terrorism – Special Forces
• Protection of industrial and sensitive sites – Perimeter security
• Fight against organised crime
• Security of public places – Urban security
• Transport security
• Port and airport security – Border control
• Road safety
• Security of financial systems
• Prison security
• Oil and gas sector
• The Fight against Cyberthreats and Cybercrime
• Private Security