Hytera signs enhanced MoU with NAFFCO at Intersec Dubai 2026

Hytera Communications partnership update at Intersec Dubai 2026

Hytera Communications and the NAFFCO Group signed an enhanced Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) at Intersec Dubai 2026.

Hytera Communications announced the agreement as a new phase in its strategic partnership with NAFFCO, focused on deeper integration, joint innovation and long-term cooperation in emergency response and public safety solutions.

The MoU was signed by Eng. Khalid Al Khateb, CEO of NAFFCO Group, and Stanley Song, Vice President of Hytera.

The announcement described the updated scope as covering solution co-development, system integration, training and service support.

Adel said: “We are pleased to further our cooperation with Hytera on a larger international stage,

“Hytera’s communication technologies complement our emergency vehicles and safety systems, enabling better coordination, faster response, and improved efficiency for emergency teams operating in complex and high-risk environments.”

Song said: “Our strategic collaboration with NAFFCO is built on shared experience and proven results

“By renewing this MoU at Intersec, we are reaffirming a long-term commitment to work more closely, from solution design to deployment and training, to support large-scale emergency services with communication systems they can rely on when it matters most.”

Joint showcase and technologies presented

During the exhibition, the companies presented a combined showcase intended to demonstrate an integrated approach.

Hytera presented its Integrated Command & Control (ICC) Platform and Body Camera Systems alongside NAFFCO’s specialised emergency vehicles.

The joint display was described as showing how integrated communication and vehicle systems can enhance situational awareness, streamline command and support coordinated operations in different scenarios.

The statement said the joint exhibition received a visit from H.E. Mohamed Hamad Al Kuwaiti, Chairman of the U.A.E. Cybersecurity Council.

Hytera Communications said the visit highlighted the growing relevance of integrated, resilient communication solutions within national safety and security frameworks.