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14–17 May 2025

China International Exhibition on Police Equipment

Shougang International Convention and Exhibition Center · Beijing, China

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Dates
Wed, 14 May 2025 – Sat, 17 May 2025
Venue
Shougang International Convention and Exhibition Center
Location
Beijing, China
Organizer
Ministry of Public Security of the People's Republic of China
Cost
paid
Scale
major
Recurrence
annual
Reg. deadline
11 May 2025
Format
Hybrid

Market intel

Moderate pricingmedium confidence

The 2025 edition was the largest in CIEPE's history, with all halls fully booked and a record 64,000 sqm of exhibition space.

  • Key highlights included the debut of a dedicated smart unmanned equipment zone and a HarmonyOS-based police equipment ecosystem zone.
  • Confirmed exhibitors include major Chinese defence-industrial and tech firms; full exhibitor list is not publicly available in English.
Notable exhibitors
Wuba Intelligent Technology (China South Industries Group subsidiary)Beijing Zhongguancun Kejin TechnologyHytera CommunicationsPower-TimeHuawei (HarmonyOS Police Zone)

AI-researched Tue, 25 August 2026. Estimates from public sources. Verify with the organizer.

Why it matters

CIEPE is the single most authoritative procurement-facing event for China's public security market, with all exhibition halls fully booked and direct access to Ministry of Public Security decision-makers and provincial police buyers.

  • For dual-use and security-technology SMEs and primes, it is the essential gateway to understand Chinese law enforcement technology requirements and competitive benchmarks.
  • The event's growing international participation — 30 overseas companies from 11 countries in 2025 — signals expanding opportunities for foreign suppliers in surveillance, communications, and unmanned systems.

Registration

Registration closed Sun, 11 May 2025
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About

The China International Exhibition on Police Equipment (CIEPE) is China's premier national trade exhibition for public security technologies and law enforcement equipment, organized directly by the Ministry of Public Security.

  • The 12th edition, themed 'New Technology, New Equipment for New Quality Strength', featured eight indoor halls and two outdoor areas covering a record 64,000 sqm.
  • The show showcased AI-enabled policing systems, unmanned ground and aerial platforms, robotic law enforcement tools, HarmonyOS-based police equipment ecosystems, forensic gear, and tactical communications.
  • It serves as the primary procurement review and technology exchange platform for Chinese public security agencies and international security equipment manufacturers.

Topics

UAS / DronesAIC2 / Battle ManagementISR & SensorsSoldier Systems

Who it's for

PrimesSMEsInstitutions

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