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May 24, 2026

Rabat’s Open Days Attract Over 3 Million Visitors, Highlight Community Policing Model

Rabat’s Open Days Attract Over 3 Million Visitors, Highlight Community Policing Model
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Unprecedented Attendance at Morocco’s Police Open Days Highlights Community Engagement

The seventh edition of Morocco’s Open Days, hosted by the General Directorate of National Security in Rabat from May 18 to 24, 2026, drew over 3 million visitors, marking a significant milestone in public engagement with law enforcement initiatives. This annual event not only showcased the nation’s security apparatus but also emphasized its commitment to community interaction.

A Historic Turnout

In a remarkable display of interest, the event attracted a diverse demographic, notably a large number of students, prompting organizers to extend the festivities by two additional days. The initiative welcomed over 2,000 public and private educational institutions, along with participation from 1,472 civil society organizations and coverage from 217 national and international media outlets.

The carefully designed venue transformed into a comprehensive security city, providing an interactive experience that combined educational and entertaining elements. Visitors came from various regions, including Rabat, Salé, Temara, and even as far as Casablanca and Mohammedia.

Engaging the Digital Realm

The event’s digital presence was equally impressive, with official platforms amassing upwards of 27 million views related to the activities. A total of 1,723 media events were organized, further enhancing the visibility of the initiative.

Spanning over 13 hectares, specialized exhibition areas focused on themes such as forensic science, human resource management, and the historical evolution of law enforcement. A significant emphasis was placed on crime prevention awareness, featuring interactive demonstrations with advanced 3D technology simulating crime scene management.

Innovation in Security

The exhibition showcased modern information systems and security technologies, including smart patrols like “Aman” and “Madar” and the “TACTIS” system. These demonstrations illustrated the integration of artificial intelligence in security operations and its connection to data management.

Beyond technical displays, attendees were treated to a historical showcase of police vehicles, equipment, and uniforms, highlighting the evolution of Morocco’s security forces over the decades. A special area for children featured interactive educational activities utilizing virtual reality, along with demonstrations from mounted police units and K-9 teams, as well as special forces showcases.

Academic and Humanitarian Contributions

Academic seminars addressed pressing topics such as school security, the recruitment process within law enforcement, border security, and the fight against economic and financial crimes. In a spirit of solidarity, a blood donation booth, organized in collaboration with the Moroccan Blood Agency, witnessed over 1,000 donors contributing to community health initiatives.

The week-long festivities culminated in a celebratory event at the new headquarters of the General Directorate of National Security, attended by civil, military, and judicial figures, as well as representatives from the arts and sports communities. This occasion underscored the institutional and communicative essence of the Open Days.

The General Directorate of National Security stressed that the regular organization of such events is a vital part of its strategy to promote community policing and enhance the security institution’s openness, thereby fostering a culture of partnership in security and improving public service delivery.


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