SECUREX Kazakhstan 2026

How it compares

For a Kazakhstan project, SECUREX’s strongest argument is its connection to local installation and engineering work. The current mix includes domestic fire-safety suppliers and system integrators alongside overseas manufacturers. Its discussions of construction rules, expert review and critical-facility protection give buyers a setting in which to test how a proposed system will be delivered locally.

Securika Moscow offers a wider view of the Russian and EAEU supply chain. In 2026 it drew 306 exhibiting companies and 16,190 unique visitors. That breadth suits distributors comparing manufacturers, integrators developing a supplier portfolio, and firms whose customers are spread across Russia. SECUREX is the more focused trip when the implementation questions concern Kazakhstan’s industrial sites and buildings.

Intersec Global in Dubai opens a different market: international security vendors, national-security systems, fire and rescue, and workplace safety. Its 2026 show had 1,180 exhibitors. Choose it for international product comparisons or Middle Eastern business development. Almaty offers a smaller regional conversation, with local engineering partners and a program that connects fire, physical and cyber protection to the operation of Kazakhstan’s infrastructure.

SECUREX is the right trip for integrators and facility teams turning security and fire-protection equipment into working projects in Kazakhstan.

Who exhibits

The mix connects equipment with implementation. Gultekin Teknik covers fire protection and engineering delivery, while StarSat combines building automation, security and IT infrastructure. Sunell and TP-Link bring surveillance and networking products; Takopi Group adds IT and cybersecurity distribution. Alongside them, drone, radio-communications and radiation-control suppliers widen the industrial focus. This is useful territory for a buyer checking both the hardware and the local systems work needed to put it into service.

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SECUREX Kazakhstan 2026

The 2026 program puts engineering and critical infrastructure at the center of SECUREX. Sessions connect construction standards and project review with industrial security, robotics, AI and fire-protection design. The second DronEx conference moves into industrial inspection, safety and environmental monitoring, alongside a roundtable on cybersecurity startups serving larger businesses. The final program topic is the shortage of safety and engineering skills. Together, these subjects push the discussion beyond individual devices toward the design and operation of complex facilities.

• For a building or industrial project in Kazakhstan, pair the engineering-standards plenary with the fire-safety design session: both address the local review questions that can determine which solution is usable.
• DronEx’s industrial monitoring discussion and the cybersecurity-startup roundtable connect inspection equipment with protection of BIM, IoT and industrial platforms. They are particularly relevant when the drone’s data enters a facility’s operating systems.
• Pavilion 9’s current supplier mix includes fire-suppression engineers, security integrators and networking vendors. A facility team can compare these disciplines within the same pavilion and discuss how the systems connect.

Exhibiting

Participation separates indoor space from standard, enhanced or premium construction, with custom design and outdoor space also available. The mandatory registration and administration fee includes company presentation in the site and app, badges and invitations to the evening reception. A stand makes most sense for suppliers who can discuss Kazakhstan installations with integrators and engineers, especially fire protection, building systems and industrial security.