Archive · 22 Jan 2026
FSAI Highlights India's Role in Global Safety
The Fire and Security Association of India (FSAI) has been working with Dubai Civil Defence (DCD) to teach people about fire and life safety.
They have reached over 500 million people in many countries.
This was talked about at the World Safety Summit 2026 in Dubai.
FSAI leaders met with important people and discussed how to use technology like AI to make things safer.
They also talked about how young people can help in making safety better.
FSAI is now part of a global team that will use AI to improve safety systems.
This shows India's important role in making the world safer.
FSAI and DCD have reached over 500 million people with fire and life safety awareness in less than a year.
The World Safety Summit 2026 was held at Expo City Dubai and attended by high-profile dignitaries.
FSAI participated in the World Safety Forum, highlighting India's contributions to global safety awareness.
FSAI leaders engaged in high-level discussions, including meetings with the Dubai Youth Council.
Dubai Civil Defence announced a global task force for implementing AI in fire and life safety systems, with FSAI's Dipen Mehta elected as an Executive Member.
- Who
- Fire and Security Association of India (FSAI) and Dubai Civil Defence (DCD)
- What
- World Safety Summit 2026 and FSAI's contributions to global fire and life safety awareness
- When
- Less than a year (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Expo City Dubai
- Why
- To strengthen cooperation in fire safety, firefighting, and civil defence, and to advance global safety awareness
- Organized By
- General Command of Dubai Civil Defence
- Location
- Expo City Dubai
- Attendees
- His Highness Sheikh Mansoor bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum
- FSAI Representatives
- Srinivas Valluri, Ajit Raghavan, Dipen Mehta
- Outreach
- 500 million people across 64 countries
- Global Task Force
- AI in fire and life safety systems
- FSAI's Role
- Representing India in global safety initiatives