Dubai police unveiled an innovative project called Police Without Police as part of the Dubai 10X initiative.
Dubai law enforcement agencies have unveiled the Police Without Police, an innovative project, part of the large-scale Dubai 10X program. The goal of the project is to turn Dubai into the city of the future by following a series of innovative steps, all of which will increase the competitiveness of the city.
Plans include the installation of fixed cameras in the city, the launch of a surveillance airship and the creation of patrol stations to respond quickly to emergencies without the need to open traditional police stations.
The Dubai 10X initiative was introduced by Sheikh Mohammed Ibn Rashid Al Maktoum, the Vice President, Prime Minister of the UAE and the ruler of Dubai, led by Sheikh Hamdan Ibn Mohammed Ibn Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai and Sheikh Maktum Ibnit Al Rinid Maknoum Ibnit Mohammed ibn Mohammed Dubai
The goal of Dubai 10X is to ensure that all government structures in Dubai are 10 years ahead of other countries in all directions.
General Abdullah Al Merry, head of the Dubai Police Department, said:
"This project implements the concept of" Police without policemen "and is aimed at achieving the highest level of security for our citizens without the constant work of policemen. Projects of this kind increase citizens' confidence in the authorities and make life easier for all residents of the UAE."
Mr. Al Merry also added:
"Sometimes the traditional methods of law enforcement require too much time to identify and arrest the offender. Using the latest technology in the framework of projects, we strive to increase the speed and efficiency of the organs. Our principle is to apply international best practices for the benefit of the UAE."
It should be noted that to date, Sheikh Hamdan has already approved 26 projects submitted by 24 government departments as part of the Dubai 10X initiative.
