Milipol Qatar 2021 hosts seminars on the final day of the event

The third day of the Milipol Qatar 2021 hosted seminars on large events security management.

The third day of the Milipol Qatar 2021 hosted seminars on large events security management. Russel Lewis Robson presented a paper on security command and control at major sporting events. He highlighted the importance of managing events through the C4i system, which is a distinguished concept of integrating command, control, coordination, communication and information, as this system enables the management of sporting events in a complex environment such as organising World Cup events, Olympic Games and others. The paper presented the challenges faced by security authorities during sporting events and their responsibilities that require integrated and joint operations. It also covered the determinants of the event management system and the role of integrated communication systems in the form of joint operation. Uliana Barbyseva presented the paper on safety and security aspects of holding sport event during pandemic. The paper provided a detailed explanation of the security and safety measures adopted by the State of Qatar for the safety of the participants in sporting events during the outbreak of the Corona pandemic, as the country hosted a series of local, regional and international sporting events. The paper reviewed preventive measures taken in the game zones and technical zones during the corona pandemic time to limit the contact and ensure safety. This included conducting periodic checks for the participants to ensure that they are free of Covid 19 at least every two days, as well as maintaining physical distancing as it was allowed to sit on one seat out of every 4 seats at least, as well as applying precautionary measures to the strictness of the physical distancing of the public and wearing a protective medical mask.