Milipol is Partner of the French Security Days of Business France
Objectives
- Strengthen economic and industrial links in the fields of security (and defense) between French stakeholders and local public and private operators
- Promote France's image and highlight the offerings of French companies in this/these market(s)
- Understand the working of the local market and address its needs
Promises for French Companies
- Discover opportunities in the field of security in the country
- Understand the buying procedures of local public entities (Ministry of the Interior, Ministry of Defense, etc.)
- Present their solutions to representatives of authorities and local companies
- Find commercial partners
Focus on 4 French Security Days Planned for 2025
How to Take Part in These Missions? Simply visit the dedicated mini-sites for these events below, which are listed in the agenda on the Team France Export website. From there, you can register online or request to be contacted for more information.
French Security Days Belgium
French Security Days Tunisia & Lybia
Since the terrorist attacks that have affected Tunisia since 2015, the demand for equipment and solutions to combat crime and cybercrime has significantly increased. The struggle against smuggling and illegal immigration have also intensified due to the Libyan crisis. In the area of civil protection, deadly floods in the Cap Bon Peninsula (Northeast Tunisia) in 2021 and the wildfires of summer 2022, which devastated over 5,900 hectares of forested areas, have underlined the need to strengthen the resources of the National Civil Protection Office (ONPC), with support from bilateral and multilateral funders (including the French Development Agency).
In Libya, the normalisation policy initiated by the government of national unity (GNU), represented through the "Return to Life" program, focuses not only on rebuilding infrastructures damaged by the armed conflict but also on strengthening the civil security policy, with the consolidation of the resources of the National Safety Authority now placed directly under the supervision of Prime Minister's Office. The NSA is responsible for firefighting, land and sea rescue missions, demining and pyrotechnic decontamination, and combating environmental violations.
For the 2nd time, Business France will organize French Security Days in both of these countries.
French Security Days Poland & Ukraine
Poland holds a significant position in terms of defense and community migration policy due to its status as one of the European Union’s eastern external borders and as the host of the headquarters of FRONTEX, the European Border and Coast Guard Agency.
The Polish police force comprises a total of 125,409 active officers and civilian, administrative, and auxiliary staff. The modernisation program for the police for 2022–2025 includes investments worth €1.4 million. In Ukraine, with the current war triggered by the Russian invasion on February 24, 2022, the security and defense sector has become a priority, with a budget of €42 billion, representing 26.6% of GDP (2023).
French Defense & Security Days Denmark
The Danish government has announced an additional allocation of 4.9 billion DKK to the defense budget, ensuring that Denmark now meets the target of 2% of GDP for defense spending and this for every year until 2030. Under the defense agreement, 155 billion DKK (€20.7 billion) has been allocated between 2024 and 2033 to strengthen Denmark's long-term defense and security.
Taking advantage of this context, Business France will organise the French Defense & Security Days, providing you with the opportunity to better understand the Danish market in the security and defense sector, the buying process in these fields, and to enhance your chances of establishing new collaborations with participating Danish stakeholders.
