• Dubai Police has signed an MoU with BitOasis Technologies to bolster collaboration in tackling economic crimes and adapting to technological trends.
• The agreement focuses on exchanging expertise and implementing proactive security measures to maintain Dubai’s reputation as a global safe city.

The General Department of Criminal Investigation at Dubai Police has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with BitOasis Technologies to strengthen cooperation, enhance security measures, and address economic crimes more effectively.

The agreement aims to foster collaboration, exchange expertise, and explore future trends in combating economic crimes. Brigadier Hareb Al Shamsi, Director of Criminal Investigation for Research and Investigation Affairs at Dubai Police, and Ola Doudin, CEO of BitOasis, signed the MoU during a formal ceremony attended by representatives from both sides.

Brigadier Al Shamsi highlighted the strategic importance of partnerships between law enforcement and private entities, stating that these collaborations are vital for creating predictive frameworks to address evolving global challenges in economics, crime, and technology.

“Dubai is a global hub for business and investment, and Dubai Police is committed to strengthening its security framework through close collaboration with internal and external partners. Our strategic plans are designed to anticipate future challenges, particularly in combating economic crimes, which have become increasingly sophisticated due to growing reliance on technology in both professional and personal practices worldwide,” said Al Shamsi.

He emphasized that proactive measures are essential to ensuring Dubai remains one of the safest cities in the world, reflecting the city’s commitment to adapting to new trends and innovations.

Ola Doudin, CEO of BitOasis, expressed optimism about the partnership and described it as a significant milestone for both organizations.

“This agreement opens new avenues for collaboration with Dubai Police and provides an opportunity to work together on innovative initiatives and projects across various fields,” Doudin said.

Editorial Note: This news article has been written with assistance from AI. Edited & fact-checked by Harshajit Sarmah.