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Dubai Police achieve 99.9% daytime safety rating, cut bureaucracy by 40%

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Dubai Police achieve 99.9% daytime safety rating, cut bureaucracy by 40%
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Key performance indicators, international rankings, AI initiatives and future strategies are examined in an annual inspection ...

In an annual inspection, it was found that Dubai Police has achieved a 99.9 per cent daytime safety perception rating and a 99.1 per cent nighttime safety perception rating in public places.

Lieutenant General Abdulla Khalifa Al Marri, Commander in Chief of Dubai Police, reviewed a decade of strategic achievements, technological advancements and institutional reforms within the Dubai Police during the annual inspection.

He examined key performance indicators, international rankings, artificial intelligence (AI) initiatives and future strategies.

The police department reflected on its progress between 2017 and 2026, including strategic projects that have transformed policing operations, strengthened security services and introduced advanced technologies to support frontline personnel.

Dubai Police also received an AAA+ rating in 2025, recognising it as the world’s strongest police brand.

The inspection reviewed the development of Dubai Police’s Smart Police Stations (SPS), beginning with the opening of the world’s first Smart Police Station in City Walk in 2017.

The station introduced a pioneering model of police services available around the clock without direct human intervention.

In 2026, Dubai Police further advanced this model by incorporating agentic artificial intelligence technologies to improve service delivery, response times and operational efficiency.

The department also presented major digital transformation projects, including the Oyoon project, the eCrime platform, advanced security analytics, the SAS interactive data analysis system and security mapping technologies.

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