Opening Doors to International Cooperation for Local Professionals and Companies
On 7 and 8 October, Zagreb Fair welcomed more than 3,000 participants from over 50countries for Adria Security Summit 2026, the largest security industry event in Southeast Europe, organised by a&s Adriatrade magazine. Over the two days, a wide range of products and services in electronic security and other areas of thesecurity industry were showcased by 160 exhibitors, alongside numerous business meetings between manufacturers,distributors, system integrators and users of security solutions. The exhibition and conference programme gave participants an opportunity to explore new technologies firsthand, exchange professional insights and discuss partnerships aimed at enhancing security and supporting business growth. “The eleventh edition of the Summit once again fulfilled its mission. We brought people together and provided a platform for new business opportunities and partnerships. By welcoming European and global companies to our region, we enabled local professionals and businesses to establish direct connections with international partners while showcasing their own expertise and solutions. These meetings are particularly valuable at a time of multiple crises and rapid technological change, which bring both new opportunities and increasingly complex challenges to the security industry.Sharing our experiences and working together will help us find the answers,” said Mahir Hodžić, Chair of the Adria Security Summit Organising Committee. telegrafi.com This year’s Summit brought physical and cyber security topics together with critical infrastructure protection, applications of artificial intelligence, smart technologies and fire protection. The conference programme offered a broader perspective on the changes shaping the security sector, while the exhibition demonstrated how the technologies presented are being applied in practice. Across 44 talks, panel discussions and presentations, representatives of the industry, the public and private sectors, and end users ex