Milipol Qatar 2016, a leading international trade exhibition dedicated to homeland security in the Middle East region, has announced that online registration for the event is now open.

The registration process will help facilitate visitor’s entrance and receiving of their e-badges in advance, said a statement.

The exhibition will take place at the Doha Exhibition and Convention Centre, West Bay, Doha, Qatar, from October 31 to November 2.

The event is expected to see participation of companies from UAE, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, amongst other regional and global firms. It presents the perfect opportunity for companies to showcase their products and services and network with other firms  in the fields of security, safety, detection and prevention equipment and systems, civil defence, as well as various other defence supplies during the course of the three-day event, added the statement.

The online registration follows the recent launch of the new website which is more informative, more engaging and more interactive. It has been designed to provide the ultimate user-friendly experience with improved functionality and navigation right through, allowing viewers to access material easily with the option to share information across key social networking channels. The attractive design of the website uses the latest technology so the site is compatible with today's browsers and devices including a mobile version, it said.

Muriel Kafantaris, exhibition director, Milipol Qatar 2016, said: “Online registration not only improves efficiencies and eliminates unnecessary paperwork, it also maximises participation and upgrades marketing capabilities while allowing participants to sign up when and where it is most convenient for them from their computers or phones.”

“Today people prefer  online transactions and we as event organisers find this very beneficial both in terms of streamlining the processing system and as an innovative way for visitors to get quick and easy access. Online registration is quick and secure. Moreover, avoiding paperwork is environmentally-friendly,” she added. – TradeArabia News Service