The participation of a delegation from the General Directorate of Dubai Civil Defense in international FSIE exhibitions was a tremendous success.

The Fire & Security Association of India, the largest organization of its kind in Asia, praised the Dubai Civil Defense Readiness program during the participation of a delegation led by the Dubai Civil Defense. His Excellency Major General Jamal bin Aded Al Muhairi, Assistant Director-General for Resources and Support Services, recently attended the FSIE convention in India for safety, fire, and security professionals. The international association has expressed its admiration for this program's proactive and evolving role.

The General Directorate of Dubai Civil Defense's participation centered on showcasing the Dubai Civil Defense Readiness program, which is committed to protecting lives and property, integrating it with the Environmental readiness program, and investing the scientific and technological development in the efforts to reduce carbon emission from fire accidents, through the program's proactive capabilities of predicting fires and implementing preventative measures. This has an effect on diminishing fires and achieving the intended global success of reducing carbon emissions from fires. The Dubai Readiness Program represents a significant step on the path to achieving the UAE's goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 40% by 2030 as part of its efforts to achieve climate neutrality by 2050. This will place Dubai and the United Arab Emirates at the vanguard of the global firefighting field and environmental sustainability field, respectively. 

The international Association has welcomed the UAE's proposal to establish an international environmental alliance to lead the world in reducing hazardous emission levels by hosting the largest international climate summit (COP 28). As the association has announced its participation in the summit and its intention to sign a memorandum with the Environmental Alliance, highlighting the prominent role of the emirates in environmental conservation, it is clear that the association will be present.