GRSP Set to Participate in the World Police Summit 2024

The Global Road Safety Partnership (GRSP) will attend the World Police Summit 2024 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, this upcoming March. GRSP’s CEO, Dave Cliff, is set to participate as a speaker during the ‘Effective Road Policing: Challenges and Success Factors’ discussion, which will incorporate the participation of ROADPOL’s General Secretary, Sanja Veic, and the World Health Organization’s (WHO) Violence and Injury Prevention Programme Manager, Jonathon Passmore. 

“It is increasingly important that police spend their time on activities that are ‘proven’ to work. The World Police Summit will offer an opportunity to explain ‘evidence’ based approaches to road policing and activities that are proven to reduce the catastrophic global cost of road crash trauma,” shared Dave Cliff. 

The conference will be held at the Dubai World Trade Centre and will gather experts from over 120 countries. Globally recognized organizations such as the International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL), the Australian Federal Police, and the Korean National Police Agency will be actively participating as well. 

A variety of topics will be explored during the 2024 summit, including legitimacy and confidence in policing, intelligence-led policing, new innovations and technology, cooperation and alliances, and global awareness. Additionally, the summit’s organizing team introduced the World Police Summit Awards, which aim to recognize outstanding contributions within the policing and law enforcement sphere. 

The GRSP’s road policing team is looking forward to joining an extraordinary roster of participants in the upcoming summit! 

• Learn more about the World Police Summit 2024 
• Register as a visitor 
• Submit your entry for the World Police Awards