Dubai Police win award for Blockchain based passport lost report
The Dubai Police General Headquarters won the 2026 Intersec Best Security Project Award for their Blockchain based Passport Lost Report Management Project.
The passport loss reporting management project uses blockchain technology within the security sector. It enhances data protection and ensures reliability while streamlining information sharing among relevant local authorities. This initiative significantly aids in safeguarding identities and curbing forgery-related crimes.
Major General Khalid Al Razooqi, Director of the General Department of Artificial Intelligence, highlighted that this achievement demonstrates Dubai Police’s dedication to adopting cutting-edge technologies in the field of security.
He emphasised that this milestone is a testament to their vision of investing in innovation and emerging technologies, such as blockchain, to develop intelligent security services, improve procedural efficiency, and uphold the highest standards of security and data protection. This initiative aligns with the aspirations of the nation’s leadership and supports the UAE’s future-focused vision.
He further explained that the passport loss reporting management project exemplifies the seamless integration of innovation into police operations.
This effort not only enhances the user experience but also streamlines processes, saving time and effort while fostering greater trust in the digital services offered.
He noted that this achievement forms part of Dubai Police’s broader strategy for digital transformation and institutional excellence, solidifying their position as a global leader in security innovation and the implementation of advanced technological solutions.
