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Securex West Africa visitor registration opens

Organisers are expecting to welcome more than 3,000 industry professionals this year. (Image source: Afrocet Montgomery)

Visitors are now able to register for the 11th edition of Securex West Africa which is opening in Lagos, Nigeria from 9-11 May 2023

After seeing a record number of attendees at the event in 2022, organisers are expecting to welcome more than 3,000 industry professionals this year, ready to discover the latest innovations and trends across the security, fire and safety industries.

This year’s edition, held in The Landmark Centre, is sponsored by Halogen Group, Net Global Systems and ZKTeco Nigeria. In addition, organisers for the event are working alongside supporting partners and key industry organisations including ASIS Lagos Chapter, International Institute of Professional Security, Nigerian Institute for Industrial Security, Institute of Workplace and Facilities Management and OSHAssociation, among others. The conference will incorporate the Firexpo West Africa, Facilities Management West Africa and Smart Cities West Africa as co-located events. 

Securex West Africa will see a large number of leading international companies such as Acronis International GmbH, Bristol Fire Engineering LLC, Nemtek and Telaeris Inc. coming to display their equipment and services to business owners and buyers from across the West African region. Visitors can also expect to see a strong representation from local companies including Agwe Global Limited, Crown Safemasters NIG Ltd (FirePro), Jireh Technologies Limited and UnoTelos Nigeria. A delegation from the United Kingdom will also be returning for a second year. 

Aside from learning from the exhibiting companies, attendees will have the opportunity to get involved in numerous activities and observe the various discussions and presentations making up the conference programme which will cover topics from post-election national security outlook to IT security. The 2023 conference schedule will be revealed over the coming weeks.

To find out more information, visit the website at: https://www.securexwestafrica.com/

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