Milipol Paris Daily 2025 Preview Edition

NEWS
Inside the action in
the Demo Arena
→ 11
NEWS
Innov'Arena: Advancing
homeland security through
innovation
→ 12
INTERVIEW
Préfet Yann Jounot, Chairman
and CEO of CIVIPOL and
President of the Milipol Network
→ 16
PREVIEW
WEDNESDAY 12 NOV. 2025
Securing
tomorrow
through
innovation
Daily
The Official Show Magazine
Exclusive Interview : Georges Salinas,
Director of the International Security Cooperation (DCIS) → 18

Conference Programme 2025
CONFERENCE PROGRAMME
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This year's conference programme at Milipol Paris 2025 is dedicated to the theme
"Homeland Security and Artificial Intelligence". Over four days, national and international
experts will discuss major current and future topics related to public safety and
homeland security.
→ 14:00 - 14:40
CONFERENCE ROOM
Artificial Intelligence in the Service of Homeland Security
Session Introduction: "Artificial
Intelligence for Homeland
Security: Promises, Challenges,
and Perspectives"
Overview of AI uses in homeland security with
European and international perspectives; topics
include technological sovereignty, evolving
professions, and operational adaptation in data
analysis, investigation, forensics and justice;
format mixes keynotes and panels to foster
dialogue among public decision-makers, experts,
researchers and practitioners.
Julie MERCIER, Director of Security and Arms Enterprises and Partnerships,
DEPSA / SGMI
Bruno BONNELL, Secretary General, France 2030
→ 14:40 - 15:00
CONFERENCE ROOM
Artificial Intelligence in the Service of Homeland Security
The Impact of Artificial
Intelligence on Public Safety
Analysis of AI integration into homeland security
missions, its operational benefits, and challenges in
governance, training and ethics.
Ang CHEE WEE, Assistant Chief Executive Digital & Enterprise, HTX
→ 15:00 - 16:00
CONFERENCE ROOM
Artificial Intelligence in the Service of Homeland Security
Technological Sovereignty
and Governance of Artificial
Intelligence
Management and governance of AI solutions for
security forces: technological dependencies, trust
standards, interoperability; practical approaches for
transparent, regulated and sustainable use of AI.
Guillaume AVRIN, Former National Coordinator for AI, DGE / Arlequin
Arnaud LATIL, Lecturer-Researcher, Sorbonne University
Simon MARSOL, CTO Defence & Security, Sopra Steria
General Cédric COLLARD, Head of Command Support Applications, ANFSI
- French National Gendarmerie
Tuesday 18 November
→ 16:00 - 17:00
CONFERENCE ROOM
Artificial Intelligence in the Service of Homeland Security
Regulating Artificial
Intelligence: Legal Framework
Challenges and Prospects
Impact of the European AI Act (in force 2024):
obligations on transparency, safety and
accountability and implications for public and
private stakeholders.
Thomas DAUTIEU, Director of Legal Support, CNIL
Ysens DE FRANCE, AI Project Officer, National Gendarmerie
Irina ORSSICH, Head, AI Act Governance & Regulatory Policy Unit, AI Office
Armand LACOMBE, Project Lead for AI regulation, DGE
Tarik LAKSSIMI, Head of Research Department, French National School for
the Judiciary
→ 17:00 - 17:30
CONFERENCE ROOM
Artificial Intelligence in the Service of Homeland Security
Funding Research and
Innovation
Overview of European and national funding
mechanisms for AI R&D; available partnerships,
supported project examples and selection criteria.
Grégoire CHAUVIÈRE LE DRIAN, Director, French Office of the EIB Group
Frédéric PERLANT, Security NCP Coordinator, Horizon Europe
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Wednesday 19 November
CONFERENCE PROGRAMME
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→ 09:45 - 10:00
Crime and Emerging Technologies
CONFERENCE ROOM
Session Introduction: "Crime
and Emerging Technologies:
Forensic Innovations, Evidence
Management and New Threats"
Half-day session on AI and emerging technologies in
criminal investigation: tools for scene management,
new AI-driven threats, and transformation of
forensics from trace to legal proof.
General François DAOUST, Director of the CY Forensic School and General
Director of the Gendarmerie Research Centre, Cergy Paris University and
French National Gendarmerie
Christel SIRE-COUPET, Doctor in Biology and Director of the Paris Forensic
Science Laboratory
→ 10:00 - 10:30
Crime and Emerging Technologies
CONFERENCE ROOM
Transforming Forensic Practices
through AI: the HTX (Singapore)
Experience
Advances by HTX in forensic sciences: AI to
accelerate genetic analyses, scene reconstructions
and detection of new drugs; role of expertise centre
and FIRST lab.
Lim CHIN CHIN, Assistant Chief Executive Science, HTX
→ 10:30 - 12:15
Crime and Emerging Technologies
CONFERENCE ROOM
Technical and Scientific
Innovations in Support of Crime
Scene Investigation
Innovations at crime scenes: bloodstain dating,
AI for genetics, underwater investigations, 3D
reconstructions and augmented reality to speed up
and improve reliability.
David BRUTIN, Court-appointed Expert in Fluid Dynamics, CNRS
Yohan GERARD, Commander, River Police Unit of Conflans-Ste-Honorine
Yann CHOVORY, Head of AI, CARSO / IGNA
Sébastien AGUILAR, Forensic Science Expert & Founder, ForenSeek
Silke GRABHERR, Director, CURML
Valentin LOGEAIS, CEO, Myxed
→ 12:15 - 13:00
Crime and Emerging Technologies
CONFERENCE ROOM
New Criminal Threats in the Age
of Artificial Intelligence
Impact of AI on evolving criminal threats; emerging
risks from criminal use and combined institutional,
operational and scientific responses.
Jérémy KESPITE, AI Specialist, Innovation Lab, EUROPOL
→ 14:00 - 14:10
Cold Case Investigation
CONFERENCE ROOM
Session Introduction: "Cold Case
Investigation: Judicial Expertise,
Scientific Innovations, and
Artificial Intelligence"
Half-day session on reopening unsolved cases:
PCSNE unit in Nanterre, forensic genealogy, missing
persons identification and AI's contribution to judicial
investigations.
Caroline GONTRAN, Justice and Criminal Affairs Adviser, Minister of the
Interior’s Cabinet
Christel SIRE-COUPET, Doctor in Biology and Director of the Paris Forensic
Science Laboratory
→ 14:10 - 15:10
Cold Case Investigation
CONFERENCE ROOM
Creation of a World-Unique
Centre Dedicated to Unsolved
Cases
PCSNE (created 2022, Nanterre) centralizes cold
cases, mobilizes specialists and fosters cooperation
to restart complex investigations and support
families.
Sabine KHERIS, Coordinator, Cold Case Unit, Nanterre Judicial Court
Valérie DUBY, Court Clerk, Nanterre Judicial Court
Franck DANNEROLLE, Head, OCRVP
Marie-Laure BRUNEL-DUPIN, Lt-Col, Head of Unsolved Cases Division,
Gendarmerie
Marie-Céline LAWRYSZ, Deputy Public Prosecutor, Nanterre
→ 14:55 - 15:30
Cold Case Investigation
CONFERENCE ROOM
Forensic Genealogy and DNA: a
New Tool to Solve Cold Cases?
How DNA analyses combined with genealogical
databases enable identification of victims and
perpetrators in decades-old cases.
Captain Marine BOUGERIE, Forensic Officer, Criminal Research Institute of
the French National Gendarmerie (IRCGN)
Franck DANNEROLLE, Head, Central Office for the Repression of Violence
against Persons (OCRVP)

CONFERENCE PROGRAMME
→ 15:30 - 15:50
Cold Case Investigation
CONFERENCE ROOM
The Forensic Advisor: Expertise
and Coordination in Service of
Cold Case Investigations
Strategic role of the forensic advisor in reopening
unsolved cases: guiding analysis, defining strategy
and coordinating services.
Aurélie BARRET, Forensic Advisor, INCC
→ 15:50 - 16:10
Cold Case Investigation
CONFERENCE ROOM
When Time Serves — or Hinders
— the Investigation.
Impact of time on solving unsolved cases; practices
and challenges in evidence preservation and legal/
ethical issues in reopening investigations.
Giulia CINAGLIA, PhD Candidate, University of Lausanne
→ 09:45 - 10:00
CONFERENCE ROOM
Organised Crime and Criminal Networks
Session Introduction:
"Organised Crime and Criminal
Networks: The Contribution of
Data and Artificial Intelligence"
Half-day session on the central role of data and AI in
fighting organised crime; case studies on mapping,
anticipating and dismantling networks.
Michel QUILLÉ, Security Expert
Pierre MEMHELD, Member of the European Anti-corruption Project FALCON
/ Associate Expert at LRENSP (Research Laboratory of the French National
Police Academy), University of Strasbourg
→ 16:10 - 16:45
Cold Case Investigation
CONFERENCE ROOM
INTERPOL and the Challenge of
Identifying Missing Persons
This conference will present INTERPOL’s initiatives
in identifying missing persons, through the I-Familia
DNA database and the international Identify Me
campaign. It will emphasize how cooperation and
technological innovation contribute to restoring
identities to victims.
François-Xavier LAURENT, DNA Database Manager, INTERPOL
→ 16:45 - 17:30
Cold Case Investigation
Thursday 20 November
CONFERENCE ROOM
Building a Criminal Memory in
the Age of Artificial Intelligence
Panel on managing unsolved cases; how AI can help
structure a ‘criminal memory’ to extract relevant
information and accelerate analysis.
Stéphanie POTTIER, Deputy Prosecutor, Head of Cold Case Unit, Nanterre
Marie-Laure BRUNEL-DUPIN, Lt-Col, Unsolved Cases Division, Gendarmerie
Etienne LOTH, Director Homeland Security Market, Sopra Steria
Antoine MEISSONNIER, Digital Project Manager, Paris Court of Appeal
Franck DANNEROLLE, Head, Central Office for the Repression of Violence
against Persons (OCRVP)
→ 10:00 - 11:00
CONFERENCE ROOM
Organised Crime and Criminal Networks
Data and Criminal Analysis
Technologies to Anticipate and
Dismantle Criminal Networks
Use of digital traces, data analysis and AI to detect
patterns, anticipate threats and support complex
investigations.
Nicolas GUIDOUX, Head, OFAC
Colonel Bertrand MICHEL, National Cyber Unit
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Thursday 20 November
CONFERENCE PROGRAMME
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→ 11:00 - 12:15
CONFERENCE ROOM
Organised Crime and Criminal Networks
Dismantling Drug Trafficking
Networks: Analytical
Approaches and European
Coordination
Approaches by customs, security forces,
magistrates and Europol to combat drug trafficking
networks; analytical methods and EU cooperation
mechanisms.
Christian DE ROCQUIGNY, Deputy Head, OFAST
Jean-Christophe BELLE, EUROPOL
Béatrice BRUGERE, Magistrate, Paris Court of Appeal
Captain Anna BERTHELOT, Head, Narcotics Toxicology Dept, IRCGN
→ 12:15 - 13:00
CONFERENCE ROOM
Organised Crime and Criminal Networks
Exploitation of Multisource Data
Coordinated use of data from OSINT, SIGINT,
HUMINT, GEOINT, SOCMINT, FINT, etc., to
enhance prevention and operations; inter-agency
cooperation.
Christophe MARAIS, Head of Technical Department, OFAC
Jérôme BARLATIER, Commander, Judicial Support Section Île-de-France,
Gendarmerie
→ 14:00 - 14:10
Cybercrime and Digital Evidence
CONFERENCE ROOM
Session Introduction:
"Cybercrime and Digital
Evidence: New Sources and
Forensic Challenges"
Half-day session on digital forensics where AI,
blockchain and connected devices uncover new
evidence; demos, case studies and cutting-edge
tech.
Michel QUILLÉ, Security Expert
Pierre MEMHELD, Member of the European Anti-corruption Project FALCON
/ Associate Expert at LRENSP (Research Laboratory of the French National
Police Academy), University of Strasbourg
→ 14:10 - 15:15
Cybercrime and Digital Evidence
CONFERENCE ROOM
Criminal Networks on the Dark
Web: Investigative Methods and
Infiltration Techniques
Investigative and infiltration methods for the Dark
Web: technical and legal aspects and the role of
international cooperation.
Christophe CENCIG, Deputy Head, Cyber-Investigation Division, OFAC
François, DNRED
Tobias WIELOCH, Head of Dark Web Team, EUROPOL
Lieutenant Bastien CUEFF, Deputy Chief of the Organised Crime Department,
UNCyber
→ 15:15 - 16:30
Cybercrime and Digital Evidence
CONFERENCE ROOM
Analysis of Criminal Digital
Financial Flows
Exploitation of blockchain and crypto-assets by
criminal organisations and methods to identify
and track illicit flows; lessons from international
investigations.
Yann LOUBRY, Specialised Assistant in Cybercrime, JUNALCO – National
Jurisdiction for the Fight against Organised Crime, Paris Public Prosecutor’s
Office
Laura DOMINGUEZ DIAZ, Group Head, Financial Analysis Section, UCIC,
Spanish National Police
Gabriel VILLEGAS, Founder & Deputy CEO, Timios & Co
Damien, French National Directorate of Intelligence and Customs Investigations
(DNRED), Cyber Customs
Olivier FRIBOURG-FIGON, Head, Digital Evidence Section, SDLCF
Lieutenant Julien NACHOUKI, Head, Crypto-Assets & AML Team, National
Cyber Unit, Gendarmerie
→ 16:30 - 17:30
Cybercrime and Digital Evidence
CONFERENCE ROOM
Connected Devices and
Vehicles: New Sources of Digital
Evidence
How connected objects (smart devices, vehicles,
GPS, networks, etc.) are new sources of digital
evidence; extraction/analysis methods and legal/
technical issues.
Captain Nicolas HUGGET, Head of Vehicle Department, IRCGN / UNPJ /
CNENUM
Alexander SHEREMETOV, RUSOLUT

Friday 21 November
CONFERENCE PROGRAMME
→ 09:45 - 10:00
Disaster Victim Identification
CONFERENCE ROOM
Session Introduction:
"Disaster Victim Identification:
Cooperation, Innovation, and
Human Challenges"
Half-day session on DVI challenges across
disasters, accidents, attacks and migration crises;
cooperation, innovations and centrality of the
human factor.
Charles LAMENS, Coordinator, INTERPOL DVI UNIT
→ 10:00 - 11:15
Disaster Victim Identification
CONFERENCE ROOM
International Cooperation in
Mass Disaster Contexts
Mechanisms of international cooperation in mass
disasters; best practices, challenges, preparedness
and coordination to improve collective responses.
Sophie CARLIEZ, Group Head UNI-IVCU, SNPS
Christian DECOBECQ, Director of Police, ETAF NGO
Lt Col Sébastien FOLLOT, Head of Investigations and Identification Unit,
U2I
Charles LAMENS, Coordinator, INTERPOL DVI Unit
Sergio CASTRO MARTINEZ, Chief Inspector, National Police of Spain
→ 11:15 - 12:15
Disaster Victim Identification
CONFERENCE ROOM
Identification of Victims in
Migratory Crisis Contexts
Challenges of identifying victims in migratory
crises with missing documentation; role of forensic
technologies and international cooperation.
Ingo BASTISCH, Director Science & Technology, ICMP
Charles LAMENS, Interpol Coordinator, DVI Unit
Caroline WILKINSON, Director, Forensic Research Institute, LJMU
Lt Col Thierry DODIER, Head, Investigations and Identification Unit, IRCGN
Sergio CASTRO MARTINEZ, Chief Inspector, National Police of Spain
→ 12:15 - 13:00
Disaster Victim Identification
CONFERENCE ROOM
New Technologies and
Scientific Advances for Disaster
Victim Identification
Scientific and technological advances transforming
DVI, from facial reconstruction to accelerated DNA
analysis, with field experiences.
Oksana BERNADSKAYA, Forensic Expert, Kyiv Branch of the National
Scientific Centre
Caroline WILKINSON, Director, Forensic Research Institute, LJMU
→ 13:00 - 13:30
Disaster Victim Identification
CONFERENCE ROOM
The Central Role of the Human
Factor in DVI (Disaster Victim
Identification)
Essential role of the human factor in DVI;
testimonies from victims’ families and the
importance of listening, psychological support and
care.
Sophie CORMARY, VP Communication, FENVAC
Marie-Claude DESJEUX, VP External Relations, FENVAC
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The Innov’Arena 2025
At the heart of Pavilion 4, the Innov’Arena is hosting talks and workshops
focusing on the latest developments in the sector.
Tuesday 18 November
THE INNOV’ARENA 2025
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PROGRAMME
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→ 10:00–10:30
→ 09:30–10:00 EXHIBITOR WORKSHOP
Workshop Sopra Steria
→ 10:00–10:30
EXHIBITOR WORKSHOP
Workshop Cognyte
→ 10:30–11:00
EXHIBITOR WORKSHOP
Workshop Cellebrite France
→ 11:00–11:30
EXHIBITOR WORKSHOP
Workshop Cognyte
→ 10:30–11:00
Talks Start-ups
VOCAPIA RESEARCH
ELEPHANTASTIC
EVIDEN INTERNATIONAL FRANCE
→ 11:00–11:30
START-UP TALK
EXHIBITOR WORKSHOP
Workshop Rohde & Schwarz
→ 11:30–12:30
PARTNER CONTENT
Presentation Mohamed BIDA "13
Jours, 13 Nuits"
Mohamed BIDA, Former Police Commandant and Writer
"13 jours, 13 nuits – Dans l’enfer de Kaboul"
→ 12:30–13:00
AWARDS FINALIST TALK
Talks Milipol Innovation Awards
Finalists
EXHIBITOR WORKSHOP
Workshop Rohde & Schwarz
→ 13:00–13:30
→ 11:30–12:00
Talks Start-ups
START-UP TALK
JET ENGINEERING SYSTEM SOLUTIONS LTD
OWLEY
PROFIT PARTNER
→ 12:00–12:30
AWARDS FINALIST TALK
Talks Milipol Innovation Awards
Finalists
→ 12:30–13:00
EXHIBITOR WORKSHOP
Workshop Shyam VNL
→ 14:00–15:00
PARTNER CONTENT
Milipol Innovation Awards
Ceremony
→ 15:00–15:30
EXHIBITOR WORKSHOP
Workshop Jiangsu Ultra Safe New
Material
→ 15:30–16:00
EXHIBITOR WORKSHOP
Workshop Cellebrite France
→ 16:00–16:30
EXHIBITOR WORKSHOP
Workshop Datenna
→ 16:30–17:00
Wednesday 19 November
AWARDS FINALIST TALK
Talks Milipol Innovation Awards
Finalists
AWARDS FINALIST TALK
Talks Milipol Innovation Awards
Finalists

THE INNOV’ARENA 2025
FOR THE FULL
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PROGRAMME
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→ 13:00–13:30
Talks Start-ups
START-UP TALK
FORMAL FOUNDRY - SHIELDEE - VIRTUALBROWSER
→ 13:30–14:00
Talks Start-ups
START-UP TALK
SNOWPACK - OPEN SEZAM - RANDORISEC
→ 14:00–14:30
Talks Start-ups
TACTICAL FORCE - SHIFT89
→ 14:30–15:00
Talks Start-ups
START-UP TALK
START-UP TALK
ALTISCREEN - ISYMAP - SAFEPAS LTD
→ 09:30–10:00 PARTNER CONTENT
CoESS
→ 10:00–10:30
EXHIBITOR WORKSHOP
Workshop Sistemi & Automazione
→ 10:30–11:00
CLUSIF
PARTNER CONTENT
→ 15:00–15:30
Workshop Parifex
→ 15:30–16:00
EXHIBITOR WORKSHOP
EXHIBITOR WORKSHOP
Workshop Cellebrite France
→ 16:00–16:30
PARTNER CONTENT
Women in Security: Inspiring Talent
Alexandra LE GALL, Membre du Conseil d’Administration de l’association
Femmes De La Sécurité (FDLS), membre de l’AGREPI, membre des observateurs
du MASE
→ 16:30–17:00
Thursday 20 November
AWARDS FINALIST TALK
Talks Milipol Innovation Awards
Finalists
→ 11:00–11:30
Workshop Siren
→ 11:30–12:00
Talks Start-ups
PRIVAMAP - GUARDF LTD
→ 12:00–12:30
EXHIBITOR WORKSHOP
START-UP TALK
AWARDS FINALIST TALK
Talks Milipol Innovation Awards
Finalists
→ 12:30–13:00
AWARDS FINALIST TALK
Talks Milipol Innovation Awards
Finalists
→ 13:00–13:30
Talks Start-ups
START-UP TALK
CYABRA LTD - EPIEOS - WEBGAIN SRLS
→ 13:30–13:45
Talks Start-ups
SEARCHLIGHT CYBER
EOR EQUIPMENT
START-UP TALK
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THE INNOV’ARENA 2025
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→ 13:45–14:30
PARTNER CONTENT
Roundtable IMPACT "Companies
Committed to the Reintegration of
Injured Service Members: A Global
and Collective Effort"
Dominique Rachel LÉVY, Psychologue Clinicienne et Psychothérapeute,
Vice-présidente du Comité Liaison Défense du MEDEF, Présidente du Groupe
de Travail « Reconversion Professionnelle des Militaires Blessés »
Bruno VALLAYER, CEO, Bertin Technologies
Clara LAVELAINE DE MAUBEUGE, Officier RH Armée de Terre, Responsable
du pôle reconversion Ultraops
Camille LEVEILLÉ, Journalist, IMPACT FOR THE FUTURE & S&D MAGAZINE
→ 10:30–11:00
Talks Start-ups
START-UP TALK
TIBEKA PROTECTIONS - DEVERNE
→ 11:00–11:30
EXHIBITOR WORKSHOP
Workshop Janus / UNPJ
→ 11:30–12:00
Talks Start-ups
START-UP TALK
BEAGLE TECHNOLOGY SL - LIUM SAS - ALTA ARES
→ 12:00–12:30
AWARDS FINALIST TALK
Talks Milipol Innovation Awards
Finalists
→ 14:30–15:00
Talks Start-ups
START-UP TALK
RASIROM - MAGNET FORENSICS - PENLINK LTD
→ 15:00–15:30
Talks Start-ups
GESAB - MOODY’S - GENUA GMBH
→ 15:30–16:00
START-UP TALK
PARTNER CONTENT
IEESSE Presentation "Business
Continuity: An Agile Plan to
Face Evolving and Multifaceted
Threats!"
Franck ZAIDA, Co-President of IEESSE
→ 16:30–17:00
Friday 21 November
AWARDS FINALIST TALK
Talks Milipol Innovation Awards
Finalists
→ 12:30–13:00
AWARDS FINALIST TALK
Talks Milipol Innovation
Awards Finalists
→ 13:00–13:30
Talks Start-ups
START-UP TALK
TRM LABS INC - COGNYTE - DATENNA
→ 13:30–14:00
Talks Start-ups
PSYCRAFT CORPORATION
START-UP TALK

NEWS
Practical
Information
VENUE AND ACCESS
Parc des Expositions
de Paris-Nord Villepinte
RER B : Station
"Parc des Expositions"
SHOW HOURS
Tuesday 18 November
→ 09:00 - 18:00
Wednesday 19 November
→ 09:00 - 18:00
Thursday 20 November
→ 09:00 - 18:00
The stage is set for
Milipol Paris 2025
Less than a week away, Milipol Paris 2025 is
set to once again unite the world’s leading
figures in homeland security and public
safety. From ministries and law enforcement
agencies to manufacturers, innovators and
solution providers, the event gathers every
key player in the global security ecosystem
under one roof.
Following a record-breaking edition in 2023,
with 30,084 visitors (44% international) and
1,116 exhibitors, this year’s show is expected
to reach new heights, with once again over
1,100 exhibitors, over 32,000 qualified
visitors and around 175 official delegations.
The show's conference programme will
delve into how Artificial Intelligence is
reshaping investigations, forensics and
threat prevention, while the Demo Arena
will offer live tactical demonstrations by
elite intervention units. The Innov’Arena
will spotlight breakthrough technologies,
and the prestigious Innovation Awards will
honour the most cutting-edge solutions
driving the industry forward.
With countless opportunities to discover
new products, connect with experts and
build partnerships, Milipol Paris 2025 is the
unmissable global meeting point for the
industry.
Friday 21 November
→ 09:00 - 16:00
For more practical
information, click or
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A pass and a proof of identity are
mandatory to enter in the exhibition.
Please note that minors under the
age of 16 are prohibited.
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Inside the action
in the Demo Arena
At Milipol Paris 2025, the newly expanded Demo
Arena will immerse visitors in the intensity of reallife
operations, as France’s elite units and leading
security innovators bring their expertise to life.
Returning in 2025 with a larger,
more immersive set-up, this
signature feature of the show
transforms Paris Nord Villepinte
into a stage for operational
excellence, where technology,
precision and human courage
meet in real time. Visitors can
expect a front-row experience
as leading security companies
and elite forces perform complex
operations, tactical manoeuvres
and emergency response
scenarios that mirror real-world
missions.
Highlights from the action-packed
Demo Arena programme include
demonstrations by some of
France’s elite intervention units.
On Wednesday 19 November, the
Search and Intervention Brigade
of the Directorate for Public Order
and Traffic (Direction de l’Ordre
Public et de la Circulation), which
oversees public order in Paris
and the surrounding region, will
present a demonstration. This
will showcase the precision,
discipline and control required
for a uniquely complex urban
environment. Later that day, the
GIGN, France's elite gendarmerie
special force, will take the
stage, revealing its renowned
expertise in counter-terrorism
and hostage-rescue operations,
guided, as always, by its
enduring motto: “To save lives
without losing any.”
On Thursday 20 November, the
spotlight will be turned on to
the Sécurité Civile, France's civil
defence and crisis management
agency, whose firefighters,
pilots and rescuers embody calm
precision when every second
counts. In the afternoon, the
RAID unit of the National Police
will demonstrate the seamless
teamwork and split-second
decision-making that define its
counter-terrorism operations.
Behind every display lies the
true essence of Milipol Paris:
a tribute to the expertise,
coordination and dedication of
those who safeguard nations.
For visitors, the Demo Arena
offers both action and insight, a
rare opportunity to witness the
professionalism, innovation and
human resolve that are shaping
the future of security
For more information
about the Demo
Arena programme,
click or scan the QR
code.
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NEWS
Innov'Arena:
Where research meets application
Located in Pavilion 4, the Innov’Arena at Milipol Paris 2025 will bring together industry leaders, innovators
and institutions to explore the technologies and ideas shaping tomorrow’s homeland security.
At the heart of Milipol Paris 2025,
the Innov’Arena stands as a
dynamic space where innovation
meets collaboration. Located in
Pavilion 4, this 50-seat arena
acts as the show’s creative
hub, uniting start-ups, experts,
and major industry players to
present, debate and test the
next generation of security
technologies.
In a constantly changing global
environment where threats evolve
as rapidly as the technologies
designed to counter them, the
Innov’Arena provides a platform for
the homeland security community
to rethink strategies and share
real-world insights. Over four
days, it will host an intensive
programme of workshops, pitches
and discussions, transforming
innovation into dialogue and
discovery.
Start-ups and first-time exhibitors
will showcase emerging solutions
through short presentations,
offering visitors a glimpse into the
most promising technologies in
fields such as digital intelligence,
counter-terrorism and crisis
management.
Established partners and
exhibitors will also lead
workshops demonstrating the
practical applications of their
latest developments, highlighting
the tangible impact of innovation
on the ground.
Beyond its fast-paced schedule,
the Innov’Arena is above all a place
for connection and reflection. By
encouraging dialogue between
engineers, policymakers and endusers,
it bridges the gap between
research and application, and
between the public and private
sectors.
As new challenges emerge,
from cyber warfare to climaterelated
crises, the Innov’Arena
reaffirms Milipol Paris’s role as
a global meeting point for those
shaping the future of security
through vision, technology and
collaboration
Adding to the momentum, the
finalists of the Milipol Innovation
Awards will take the stage
throughout the show to present
projects recognised by a jury of
experts, ranging from intelligent
surveillance systems and
advanced protective equipment
to new tools for cyber resilience.
Click or scan
the QR code
for the full
Innov'Arena
programme
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NEWS
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Body armour market in 2025: Innovation,
demand, and global security drive growth
Among the many exhibitors at Milipol Paris 2025 are companies
showcasing cutting-edge body armour and personal protective
equipment, reflecting a market that continues to expand as global
security challenges intensify.
The demand for body armour
is being fuelled by geopolitical
tensions, urban crime, and a
growing focus on individual
safety across military, law
enforcement, and civilian
sectors.
According to Future Market
Insights Inc., the market is set
to reach around €2.43 billion
in 2025 and €4.35 billion by
2035, with Consegic Business
Intelligence forecasting an 8.2%
CAGR between 2025 and 2032.
The surge is largely driven by
defence modernisation, law
enforcement upgrades, and
increasing civilian adoption. The
convergence of new materials
and design innovation is
reshaping the way protection is
conceived, built, and deployed.
While the military has long
been the main customer,
the landscape is changing.
Governments are investing in
lighter, modular systems that
improve mobility and comfort
without sacrificing safety. Law
enforcement agencies are
also scaling up procurement
as police forces face more
complex threats in both urban
and field environments. Beyond
uniformed services, the
market is seeing an uptick in
demand from first responders,
private security firms, and
professionals exposed to daily
risk who now rely on soft body
armour for reassurance and
practicality.
Soft armour continues to
lead global sales thanks to
its lightweight and flexibility.
Recent progress in aramid
fibres and ultra-highmolecular-weight
polyethylene
(UHMWPE) has improved
ballistic resistance while
reducing fatigue and discomfort
during extended use. Hard
armour, meanwhile, remains
indispensable in military
and tactical contexts where
protection against high-calibre
rounds and explosive devices
is essential. Complementary
gear such as trauma pads,
carriers, and pouches are
increasingly integrated into
modular systems designed to
adapt to different missions.
Innovation and localisation
have emerged as the market’s
twin pillars. From liquid and
“dragon skin” armour concepts
to double-sided protection
and locally produced tactical
gear, manufacturers are racing
to meet evolving operational
needs. Regional production
hubs are helping to reduce
costs, secure supply chains,
and comply with national
standards, ensuring that
protection, wherever it is made,
keeps pace with the risks of
today’s world
KEY BODY
ARMOUR
MARKETS IN
2025
The body armour market
is expanding worldwide as
governments invest in modern
protection systems. In the United
States, steady demand from
defence and law enforcement is
supported by federal initiatives
such as the Ballistic Vest
Partnership, with growth estimated
at 6.8%. Canada is projected to
rise by 6.3%, driven by national
procurement for the Canadian
Armed Forces and RCMP. Brazil’s
market is expected to grow by
6.7% as police and security forces
increase investment despite
budget constraints. Mexico is
seeing similar momentum at 6.8%,
responding to cartel-related
violence. In Europe, Germany
(6.4%) and the UK (6.2%)
continue to upgrade equipment,
while India, China and Japan are
expanding domestic production
and innovation

Game-changers in s
NEWS
Milipol Paris 2025
finalists
Cybersecurity & AI
Brinker
Disinformation
Threat
Mitigation
Platform
An end-to-end
AI solution using
OSINT automation
to detect, analyse,
and neutralise
disinformation
campaigns,
protecting
institutions from
influence operations.
Cyabra
AI Alerts
A real-time
intelligence tool
that identifies fake
profiles, deepfakes,
and harmful
narratives before
they spread, helping
authorities respond
faster to online
threats.
Formal
Foundry
CodexScribe
A proof-based AI
reasoning tool that
converts expert
knowledge into
machine-checkable
rules, ensuring
system reliability and
compliance in critical
environments.
Snowpack
Anonymisation
Platform
A French-developed
VIPN (Virtual &
Invisible Private
Network) system
that cloaks users,
devices, and data
from hackers,
providing total online
invisibility.
Visitors to Milipol Paris 2025
will not want to miss one of
the show’s key highlights:
the Milipol Innovation
Awards Ceremony, taking
place on Tuesday, 18
November.
This year’s finalists span five
categories, from AI-powered
intelligence to sustainable
materials and advanced
crisis management systems.
Throughout the show,
visitors will have the
opportunity to discover
these cutting-edge
innovations at the
finalists' stands and in the
Innov’Arena, where live
demonstrations and expert
presentations will showcase
their technologies in action.
Hall 5A
Stand C 054
Individual Equipment / First Responder Protection
Ateros
3D Directional
Finder (Locator)
A tactical SIGINT
tool that accurately
locates target
cellular devices both
horizontally and
vertically, minimising
operator exposure.
Hall 5A
Stand D 043
Hall 4
Stand A 023
Daletec
AS
Shadow X
A next-generation
flame-resistant
fabric offering a
natural look, comfort,
breathability, and
lasting protection
for defence
and emergency
personnel.
Hall 5A
Stand G 143
Hall 4
Stand VD 24
PrivaMap
Digital Geo-
Guidance
System
A mobile and
desktop platform
that manages access
and alerts in real time
to secure high-risk or
industrial sites.
Hall 4
Stand VD 28
Hall 4
Stand VD 01
Semper
Invicta
Individual
ParaPactum
A slash-resistant
umbrella that
provides discreet
personal defence,
transforming an
everyday object into
a protective tool.
Hall 5A
Stand K 193
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Milipol Innovation
Awards Ceremony
Tuesday 18 November
14:00-15:00
Innov'Arena
ecurity:
Innovation Awards
Drone & Anti-Drone Systems, Robotics
Alta Ares
Pixel Lock
An AI-powered
counter-UAS system
that detects, tracks,
and neutralises
hostile drones
without GNSS
or RF signals,
ensuring precision in
contested areas.
DefSecIntel
Solutions
Mobile multilayer
C-UAS
EIRSHIELD
A modular, multilayer
counter-UAS
system combining
radar, EO/IR, RF,
and AI-assisted
control for rapid
drone detection and
neutralisation.
Lium
Autonomous
Tethered Balloon
Equipped with AI
A long-endurance
aerial monitoring
system for intrusion
and fire detection,
designed for minimal
maintenance.
Tyndall
FX
Terramind FX
A deeptech 3D
mapping solution
that converts
drone or video
feeds into instant
terrain models to
enhance situational
awareness.
Corporate Social
Responsibility (CSR)
Cellebrite France
SAS
Responsible AI Governance
& Compliance for Digital
Investigations
A framework ensuring transparency,
accountability, and ethical use of AI in
public safety operations.
Hall 4 / Stand F 031
Hall 4
Stand VD 12
Hall 4
Stand 4 G 013
Hall 4
Stand VD 07
Hall 5A
Stand F 184
Instagrid
Instagrid GO MIL
Crisis Management
A portable, emission-free power
system replacing diesel generators for
sustainable, silent field operations.
DefSecIntel
Solutions
Mobile multilayer
C-UAS
EIRSHIELD
A deployable version
of its counter-UAS
system, designed
for complex
environments and
powered by AIdriven
sensor fusion.
LINEV
Systems
LV Stream
An AI-enhanced
X-ray screening
system that
maintains high
security standards
while streamlining
passenger flow and
reducing queues.
Lium
Autonomous
Tethered Balloon
Equipped with AI
Provides persistent
aerial surveillance to
improve coordination
and rapid response
in crisis zones.
Virtual
Browser
RBI Platform
A Remote Browser
Isolation system
that secures online
operations during
crises by isolating
web sessions within
remote containers.
Hall 5A / Stand S 072
Teijin Aramid
Twaron® Next
A breakthrough in circular para-aramid
recycling, offering equivalent durability
to virgin fibres with drastically reduced
CO₂ emissions.
Hall 5A / Stand E 026
Hall 4
Stand 4 G 013
Hall 5A
Stand H 009
Hall 4
Stand VD 07
Hall 4
Stand VD 09

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW
Yann Jounot
Chairman and CEO of CIVIPOL
and President of the Milipol Network
The power of cooperation in
a changing security landscape
From AI and data control to cross-border cooperation, Prefect Yann Jounot, Chairman and
CEO of CIVIPOL and President of the Milipol Network, outlines the challenges defining the
homeland security sector and how Milipol continues to drive forward-thinking solutions and
international collaboration.
Internal security increasingly relies on
cooperation between states, but also with
the private sector. What is your view on this
shift?
Homeland security is the responsibility of
individual states, particularly when it comes to
prevention and protection policies.
We live in a world marked by strong
interdependencies within and between
societies. The rise of new information and
communication technologies (ICT) and the
widespread adoption of tools such as artificial
intelligence (AI) are increasing the number of
potential threats and methods of operation.
This means that cooperation, whether
bilateral, multilateral, or intergovernmental, is
becoming increasingly important in working
jointly on issues we all face.
The private sector is also becoming a
key player in homeland security, both in
terms of actors (security companies) and
technological innovations. Naturally, this
requires appropriate legal frameworks and
effective control of associated data flows by
both governments and homeland security
players. Here, the key priority is ensuring that
governments maintain sovereignty over their
data and the tools used to process it.
In your opinion, what are the major challenges
shaping internal security strategies today,
both in France and globally?
The first lies in the growing interdependence
within and between societies. Today, an
incident can have repercussions on the other
side of the world, even on a very different
sector. Identity theft on the other side of
the world can turn into an intrusion into
the premises or network of a company or
government agency.
The second challenge concerns expertise
in security-related tools and data flows. An
exceptionally effective tool that, by design,
includes backdoors (for technical or political
reasons) leaves itself open to considerable
vulnerability. Data thefts around the world in
recent months highlight the crucial importance
of expertise in data and tools. All sectors are
affected. It is only a matter of time.
The third issue is acceptability. The days of
debating security versus privacy are over.
MILIPOL'S ROLE IS TO
REFLECT THESE MAJOR
DEVELOPMENTS, BOTH
ON THE SHOW FLOOR
AND IN THE CONFERENCE
SESSIONS
Look at the fervour surrounding the regulation
of private messaging services and automatic
detection algorithms on the Internet.
Collectively, we need to do better than the
binary approach of all or nothing.
Finally, the fourth challenge is the rise of
generative artificial intelligence. The issues
involved are far from trivial. Economically
speaking, it is estimated that by 2030, AI
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could exceed France's electricity consumption.
In terms of crime, the impact of AI is a race
between threat and response. Criminals adapt
very quickly and adopt tools that enable them
to protect and optimise their activities.
The Milipol Paris 2025 conference programme
will revolve around the theme “Homeland
Security and Artificial Intelligence.” In practice,
how is AI transforming the work of security
forces, whether in areas such as prevention,
data analysis, or investigations?
AI involves considerable computing power
combined with continuous learning logic.
The primary effect of AI on security force
missions is the increase in capabilities: analysis
of large amounts of diverse data or image
processing, as is the case in the medical field.
It is also the emerging ability to use human
language that enables certain law enforcement
agencies around the world to use AI to write up
police reports after capturing and processing
data from the intervention.
The exhibition's conference cycle will address a
wide range of issues related to AI.
Technological innovation plays a central role
in modern security policies. How do Civipol
and the Milipol network contribute to fostering
this culture of innovation?
First, we need to remember the fundamental
difference between security and defence in
terms of their relationship to technological
innovation. While the defence market has a
single buyer, the homeland security market is
made up of many different groups.
Milipol is the only network of government
trade shows in the world exclusively
dedicated to homeland security, bringing
together professionals with specific needs
and manufacturers offering innovative
technological solutions. The network supports
technological innovation so that it can meet
constantly evolving needs.
Milipol is also a place to plan ahead. In terms
of security, major players (in Southeast Asia
and India, for example) are switching or have
switched to modular systems in which open
source is playing an increasingly important
role. Take Singapore, for example, which has
very intelligently streamlined the frames of its
homeland security vehicles, or India, which is
increasingly seeking modular solutions to equip
its homeland security forces. Manufacturers
who develop dynamic R&D on these models
WE ARE INCREASINGLY
INCORPORATING
TECHNOLOGY INTO
OUR WORK. WE GIVE
PRIORITY TO INNOVATIVE
TECHNOLOGIES, AND THE
MILIPOL TRADE SHOWS ARE
ESSENTIAL EVENTS FOR
IDENTIFYING THEM.
will gain a clear competitive advantage in these
huge markets. Milipol's role is to reflect these
major developments in the field of security,
both on the show floor and in the conference
sessions.
Finally, with regard to Civipol, we are the
international cooperation body of the French
Ministry of the Interior. Faced with the increasing
sophistication of criminal groups' methods, it is
only natural that we should support innovation.
Given the growing complexity of risks and
threats, the solutions provided within the
projects we implement are no longer limited
to expertise. We are increasingly incorporating
technology into our work. We give priority to
innovative technologies, and the Milipol trade
shows are essential events for identifying them.
What key messages would you like visitors to
take away from Milipol Paris 2025?
Just like all other Milipol exhibitions (Doha,
Singapore, New Delhi), Milipol Paris is a key
event for professionals working in the wider
family of ministries of the interior and home
affairs. Some find solutions to their operational
needs while others use the shows as an
international platform to showcase and test
their technological solutions.
Next, visitors should recognise the importance
of “thinking broadly.” This means fostering
cooperation, creating opportunities for
dialogue, and encouraging exchanges between
industry and internal security actors, essential
steps to meet the growing challenges we face
together. In short: “Acting together to achieve
more, and to go further.”
Equally important is “thinking openly.” In my
view, this is an absolute necessity, both in
response to the evolving landscape of risks and
threats, and in anticipation of the opportunities
and challenges shaping the security market of
tomorrow
Civipol
builds global
partnerships
for security
Established in 2001, Civipol serves
as the international technical
cooperation operator for France’s
Ministry of the Interior and plays a
key role in the ministry’s external
action strategy. Combining the
efficiency of a private company with
the authority of a public service
mission, Civipol develops security
partnerships with governments
around the world, supporting
internal security for France and
Europe. Accredited as a Pillar
Assessed partner of the European
Commission, it implements largescale
projects across governance,
security, and training. Civipol
also supports security innovation
through the global Milipol Network.
Since 2021, it has held “Société à
mission” status and adopted an
ambitious CSR policy
Key
Figures:
125 experts
124 projects
currently underway
84 countries

SNEAK PEEK
MKU set to
showcase smart
defence solutions
at Milipol Paris
2025
FUJIFILM debuts
new surveillance
camera at Milipol
Paris 2025
Visitors to Milipol Paris 2025 will be able to
experience FUJIFILM's new mid- and long-range
zoom camera systems in action on the company's
stand at the show, along with the European
premiere of the new surveillance camera FUJINON
SX400. The new model of the popular SX series
will be presented in cooperation with Fujifilm’s
Partner Hevi Optronics.
The new FUJINON SX400 is an extension of
FUJIFILM’s portfolio of long-range zoom camera
systems with a more compact form factor and
shorter zoom range than the SX800 and SX1600.
It is particularly well suited for surveillance and
observation for distances from 50m to 1km, for
example infrastructure surveillance, stadium and
event venue security, forest fire detection, drone
detection and others. At just 300mm in length and
3.9kg, its more compact and lightweight format
makes it easier to mount on a vehicle, ship, or
helicopter for mobile applications.
With the new SX400, the FUJINON SX series of
surveillance cameras now includes three models
that cover distances from mid-range up to longrange
and telephoto applications:
• the FUJINON SX400 with 32x zoom and up to
400mm focal length for recognition in distances
up to 1km;
• the FUJINON SX800 with 40x zoom and up to
800mm focal length for recognition in distances
up to 5km;
• the FUJINON SX1600 with 40x zoom and up to
1600mm focal length for recognition in distances
of 5km and beyond
MKU is a defence technology
company headquartered in India with
operations in Germany
and the Emirates. They are bringing
their smart solutions in soldier
protection (ballistic helmets, body
armour and ballistic shields), soldier
optronics (night vision and thermal)
and platform protection (naval,
air and land) to Milipol Paris 2025.
Thier solutions have empowered
over 230 international forces in
over 100 nations in the line of duty
and MKU recently won the contract
of 200,000 ballistic helmets for an
Projectina AG presents
the future of forensic
solutions
Projectina AG is an industry leader in
the development and manufacture of
forensics science products and high-end
optical components.
Asian country's armed forces. The
quality of their high-performance
solutions can be attributed to over
20 patented technologies, R&D,
operational excellence and a strong
customer focus.
Hall 5A / Stand K 025
Currently partnered with hundreds of
law enforcement agencies in nearly 125
countries, they provide a wide variety of
cost-effective and sustainable forensic
solutions.
Among the quality products Projectina
AG is bringing to Milipol Paris
2025 is the VisionX Comparison
Microscope, which the company
is calling "the most powerful and
effective ballistics analysis and
confirmation tool in the industry."
They have also developed new
motorised universal holders
providing precise, motorised rotation
on three axes using the included
Spacemouse controller or via software
for more comfortable examination over
longer periods
Hall 4 / Stand G 046
Hall 4 / Stand F 051
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5K
155
5K149
CHINA
GREAT
WALL
5K
158
5K
150
5L
157
5L
149
5M163
5M157
5M149
5M160
5N
147
5N143
5N135
5M
132
5M
124
5N
131
5N156
5N148
5P143
5P123
5R147
5R125
5R
132
5R124
5S
131
5R148
5R136
5S162
5S132
5S124
5T148
CHINA GREAT WALL
5T144
5T
136
5T
132
5T
126
5U
143
5T158
5U
135
5U
144
5U
158
5U
153
5U147
FRENCHSHIELD
ENTRÉE
EXPOSANTS
EXHIBITOR
ENTRANCE
SALLE DE
CONFÉRENCES
CONFERENCE ROOM
Hall 4
CSMF
INNOVʼARENA
MILIPOL LAB
Vers / To Hall 3
DEMO ARENA
& TRUCK ZONE
DEMO
ARENA
HALL 3
ZONE CYBER
CYBER ZONE
HALL 4
SALLES DE RÉUNION
MEETING ROOMS
4C 4C148 4D147 4D145
146
4D141
4C
4D
140
153
4D139
4D131 4D129 4D128 4E129 4E128
4D 4D
4G
123
124 4H
124
123
4H
4D 4D
4H 117
117 118
119
HUNGARY
4H
110
4E109
C D
E
F G H
4E
4F
105 4E 4E
103 106 105
4D100
4F106 4G106
4E099
4E 4F
100 099
4VD02 4VD03
4VD05
4D095
4D092
4E092
4F 4G 4VD10 4VD09
4C092
092 096
4H
091
4D091
4VD12
4VD20
J K
4F084
4G
4D
4F
080 4H083
082 4E081 4E082
081
4D077
4G078
4D 4E 4E076
4F076
4H
076 075
075
4G076
CHINA GREAT WALL
4SP 4SP 4SP 4SP
4C072
07 08 09 10
4H
071
4D
067 4SP 4SP 4SP 4SP
05 06 11 12
4G 4H
4C068
068 067
4SP 4SP 4SP 4SP
4C064 4D063 03 04 13 14
4G
4C063
064
4B 4B
4SP
4SP 4SP
4F060
059 060
01 4SP
02 15 16
4SP18
4C059 4D059
4G
060
4E056
4F
4F
4G
4B053
4E051
051
054
055 4G056
4B052 4D051
4E052
4F 4G 4G
4A 4B051
052 051 053 4G052
055
4F047
4B046
4G 4H
046 047
4C 4C 4D 4E043
4E 4F
043 044 043
4F044
4B044
044 043
4G 4H
4B043
044 043
A B
C
D
E
F
4A
G
H
047
4B039
4G
4B 4C
4D
4E
4F040
4C
4D
039 4G 4H
4F035
036 035 036 035 036 035
038 037
4A 4B035
035
4F
034 4G
031
4A 4B 4B
4C
4G
4A 032 031 032
031
0 4H
029
4F031
30 027
4D025
4D 4E
025
4C
026
4A
4A 4B 4B
025
4E 4F
026 025 026
4G025
023
026 025
4B022
4D022
4E
4F 4G 4H021
4A 022
022 021
017
4B
013
4C014
4B 4C
014 013
4D014
4E014
4F 4G
014 013
ZONE TECH
TECH ZONE
VILLAGE PRIMO-EXPOSANTS
NEWCOMERS VILLAGE
ENTRÉE
EXPOSANTS
EXHIBITOR
ENTRANCE
CZECH
REPUBLIC
MILIPOL
LAB
5A
107
5A
101
5A
O87
5A
083
5A073 5A069
SCÈNE DE CRIME
CRIME SCENE
5B113
5B107
5A
100
5B
099
5B095
5B087
5B065
5C083
5A
072
5C113
5C107
5B
100
5C
103
5C
099
5C095
5C
069
KIOSQUE PRESSE
PRESS KIOSK
A
B
5B
O88
5B061
5C119
5B
088
5C
087
C
C
5C
118
5C
114
5C
088
5C
082
5C
036
5C
026
5D
113
5D
087
SCANDINAVIA
5D081
5D075
5D071
5D063
5C
056
5D119
5C108 5D107
5C038
5D099
5D
055
5D
108
5D
100
5D
096
5D
088
5D047
ISRAEL
5D041
5D
035
5D031
5D025
5C
022
D
D
5E119
5E111
5E063
5E055
FORENSICS
5E107
5E099
5E095
5E083
5E071
5E035
5E025
5E021
5E
075
5E
108
5E120
5E112
5E100
5E088
5E084
5F051
5E046
5F033
5E026
5E022
5E014
ENTRÉE VISITEURS
VISITOR ENTRANCE
HALL 4
5D
036
5D
076
5E067
5D
010
5E
087
5E041
5E
005
E
E
5E072
5E
068
5F
069
5E064
5E
056 5F
5E038
5F
107
5D001
5F
099
5F
071
5F
067
5F
055
5F
041
5F
037
5F
013
F
5G119
5G111
5F
108
5F100
5F
0
96
5F
088
5G067
5H067
NORTH AMERICA
F
5F
060
5G051
5F
046
5F
034
5F
022
5G
095
5G
087
5G
045 5H045
ITALY
5G037
5G
033
5G025
5G
021
5F014
5F
010
5F
002
5G
107
5G
083
5F076
5G
059
5G055
5G
009
G
5G
120
5G
100
5G
096
5G
088
5H025
5H021
5G
014
5H111
5G
108
5H
107
5H
100
5H051
5G
038
5H
119
5H
095
5H
091
5H
087
5G
076 075
5H
5G
072
5H
071
5H
041
5H033
5H
103
5H009
5H001
5H072
5H068 5J067
5H
052
5H
046
5H042
5H038
5H010
5H002
5J
071
5K025
5K013
PATIO
5K051
5K067
5K037
5K009
5K001
ITALY
CHINA
NORTH
INDUSTRY
BELGIUM
AUSTRIA
5K014
5K002
5K068
5K046
5M021
5M013
5M
009
ENTRÉE VISITEURS
VISITOR ENTRANCE
HALL 5A
5M
120
5M
022
5N
119
5N111
5N107
5M088
5M
076
5N083
5M
014
5N
075
GERMANY
5N
013
5M010
5N094
5P083
5N076
5N068
5H 5H
5N063
5P063
064 063 5J063
5K064
G H
J
K
M N P
5056
5K056 5M055 5N055
5P055
5J055
5K042
5K026
5M041
5M025
5M
037
5M
033
M N P R S T
5M072
5M068
5M052
5M
046
5M
042
5M
038
5M
034
5N
071
5N
045
5N
037
5M026
5N052
5N
046
5N
042
5P
041
5N038
5N
034
5N
026
5P
045
5P
033
5P
025
5N
022 021
5P
5N014
5P009
5P072
5P076
SWISS
5P
046
5P
042
5P
038
5P
014
5R063
5P026
5P022
5R071
5R
067
5R
059
5P
052 5R051
5R045
5R037
5R013
5P010
5P002
CHINA GREAT WALL
5R072
5R068
5R120
5R110
5R106
5R100
5S087
5R076
5R044
5R032
5R026
5R
014
ACCUEIL
EXPOSANTS
EXHIBITOR
OFFICE
5S071
5S
025
5S
021
5S
013
5R010
5S120
5S100
5S096
5S088
5S084
5S078
R 5R 5S S T
064 063 5S 5T
062 061
5R
056
5R036
5S067
5S
055
5S039
5S035
5S
072
5S
066
5S
056
5S110
5T
071
5T
065
5T
055
5S052
5S022
5T066
5S
048 047 5T 5T
048
5S046
5S014
5T
060
5T
052
5T
046
5T116
5T108
5T100
5T084
5U
051
5U
045
5U
070
5U
064
5U
056
5U
050
SERVICES
SNACK
FRANCE
CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE 77
MILIPOL
NETWORK
SALES STAND
ZONE GESTION DE CRISE
CRISIS MANAGEMENT AREA
BROAD INTERNATIONAL
CENTRE MÉDICAL
MEDICAL CENTER
RESTAURANT
DISTRIBUTEUR DE BILLETS
ATM
TOILETTES
TOILETS
VESTIAIRES
CLOAKROOM
ZONE DE REPOS
REST AREA
ZONE DE RECHARGE
CHARGING STATION
ZONES D'EXPOSITION SPÉCIFIQUES / SPECIFIC EXHIBITION AREAS
PAVILLONS
PAVILIONS
ZONE CYBER
CYBER ZONE
U
INFORMATION
VILLAGE PRIMO-EXPOSANTS
NEWCOMERS VILLAGE
MILIPOL LAB
ZONE TECH
TECH ZONE
ZONE FORENSICS
FORENSICS ZONE
ZONE GESTION DE CRISE
CRISIS MANAGEMENT AREA