The third joint exercise, “ISALEX 3.0,” concluded in the Kingdom of Bahrain, organized by the International Security Alliance with participation from nine member nations. The event was attended by His Highness Sheikh Saif bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, and Lieutenant General Sheikh Rashid bin Abdullah Al Khalifa, the Minister of Interior of Bahrain, along with various ministers, security officials, police leaders from the state, and representatives from the participating countries.
His Highness Sheikh Saif bin Zayed Al Nahyan expressed on his account on the platform X: “I had the honor to witness the closing of the third joint exercise ISALEX 3.0 along with my brother, His Excellency Sheikh Rashid bin Abdullah Al Khalifa, the Minister of Interior of our sister nation Bahrain. This exercise was organized by the International Security Alliance with teams from the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Slovakia, Senegal, France, Spain, Italy, Morocco, and Singapore.”
These countries are part of the International Security Alliance (IA), which aims to enhance police collaboration and share expertise to tackle global security challenges.
He further stated: “The exercise exemplified an advanced model of integration and security cooperation in combating organized crime by leveraging artificial intelligence and modern technologies to improve collective readiness.
This partnership reflects the vision of our wise leadership in establishing effective international collaborations and bolsters joint efforts to safeguard global peace and security. A sincere thank you to the Kingdom of Bahrain for their generous hospitality and warm welcome.”
The exercise featured advanced scenarios for combating human trafficking and arms smuggling, utilizing artificial intelligence and digital simulation systems to mimic the tactics of organized crime and cross-border security challenges. This aimed to enhance member countries’ capabilities for effective coordination and the prompt handling of modern threats, complemented by field operations involving vehicles, forces, and police aircraft.
Running for three days, the exercise involved teams from the United Arab Emirates, the Kingdom of Bahrain, France, Italy, Spain, Slovakia, Senegal, Singapore, Morocco, and representatives from law enforcement agencies.