Ministry of Interior UAE
Government AdministrationAbu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates1001-5000 Employees
Based in Abu Dhabi, the Ministry of Interior UAE is a federal government agency established as part of the United Arab Emirates’ 1971 federation to unify police and security services. Its core mandate covers protecting internal security, setting crime-prevention policy, and supervising national security forces, while coordinating police activity across emirates and overseeing traffic safety on federal roads. The ministry also aims to safeguard lives, facilities, and property and to strengthen community partnerships to promote stability for citizens and residents. One notable 2026 development is the launch of a No Paper citizen service center, aimed at simplifying interactions between the public and government services. The ministry has also participated in regional security forums such as ISNR Abu Dhabi 2026, with activities around security innovations and artificial intelligence applications in national security and cybersecurity, reflecting a focus on advancing safe and stable communities.