The Fire Middle East Conference 2025
The second Fire Middle East Conference took place at the Voco Hotel, Riyadh, and featured over 250+ fire and safety professionals, uniting to define the future of their industries.
The Fire Middle East Conference revolved around three core promises to our delegates: knowledge, future-proofing and networking. All of the sessions were designed to enable critical discussions, support the forging of new alliances and help align businesses with the values of the Saudi Vision 2030 initiative.
In addition, our Tech Stage presentations were designed to inspire new innovative directions for Fire and Safety, within the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and by extension, the world.
Sponsors of the Fire Middle East Conference 2025
The Fire Middle East Conference 2025 was shaped and powered by a plethora of region-leading companies. These sponsors ensured discourse on the day was relevant to our high-level audience. We extend our deepest thanks to all of the below sponsors.
The Speakers of the Fire Middle East Conference 2025
Videos
If you weren't able to attend the 2025 Fire Middle East Conference, don't worry. Every session was caught on video. Find them below.,
Opening the 2025 edition of the Fire Middle East Conference, Eng. Saleh Alzahrani - General Manager of the Saudi Arabia Accreditation Authority - explores the critical role of inspections in strengthening fire prevention and response systems.
Panel discussion focused on the unique challenges and requirements at high risk sites such as renewable energy and nuclear areas in Saudi Arabia. Featuring: Robert Rea (moderator); Amer Almerabi; Rob Brittain; Abdulaziz Alsulayyim; and Turki Tammar.
As global mega events and hospitality initiatives attract tourists to the Kingdom, how can the fire safety industry prepare for managing large crowds, mass events and take human behaviours into consideration? Featuring: Peter Stephenson (moderator); Majed Almejmaj; Eiad Shami; Dr. Ahmad Alghamdi; and Yaser Mohammed.
Metro stations and rail tunnels present unique fire and life safety challenges due to their confined spaces, high passenger volumes and complex infrastructure. Ayman Eid explored the key compliance requirements from international and local fire codes, covering passive and active fire protection systems.
Tomasz Kielbasa from Emirates Safety Laboratory delivers a TED-style talk to the Fire Middle East Conference audience, exploring smoke control systems, the unique certification and testing requirements for them and whether the systems are truly fire-rated.
Interviews
During the 2025 Fire Middle East Conference we had the great opportunity to catch up with some industry heavyweights. Find out what they had to say.
Tech stage demonstrations
During the 2025 Fire Middle East Conference we were fortunate to have a number of leading companies join us to present their newest innovations to our audience. Check out their presentations below.
