Tanzania ready to host private security enhancement forum
Tanzania is set to host the 2026 Forum on Private Security and Safety in Dar es Salaam to strengthen collaboration between government institutions and private security agencies. The event aims to address training gaps, professional standards, and youth empowerment within the security sector.
Why it matters
Improving the professionalism and regulation of private security is critical for national stability and economic development in emerging markets.
DAR ES SALAAM: THE 2026 Forum on Private Security and Safety (FPSS) has been designed to cement strong working relationship between government institutions and the private security agencies while driving for national development.
Scheduled at Julius Nyerere International Convention Centre (JNICC) in Dar es Salaam on November 7, the forum will be preceded by International Peace and Security Awards (IPSA-Awards) Gala Dinner.
This year's FPSS will unfold under the theme: "Invest in Peace & Security: Empower Youth for a Secured & Peaceful World" with over 1000 delegates from within and outside the country set to participate.
In his recent media briefing, Tanzania Security and Safety Organisation (TASSO) Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Mr John Gingo said many issues regarding security will be discussed on the day.
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