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As Thailand faces intensifying environmental, urban, and technological risks, the demand for advanced disaster prevention and mitigation solutions has never been more urgent. The ASEAN Disaster Prevention & Recovery Expo (ADPRexpo) is scheduled to be delivered from 12 – 14 May 2027 at the IMPACT Exhibition and Convention Centre, Bangkok, Thailand.
ADPRexpo powered by INTERSCHUTZ, is a joint venture between Deutsche Messe – Hannover Fairs Asia Pacific and IMPACT Exhibition Management (IEM). The theme for the inaugural event is Bridging Critical Gaps, Unlocking Urgent Opportunities signifying the need to increase education and resources to enhance the local emergency response.
This event will create a powerful platform for global solution providers, technology innovators, and industry leaders to engage, collaborate, and lead in shaping a safer, more resilient future.
Mr Loy Joon How, General Manager, IMPACT Exhibition and Convention Centre, said: “From climate-driven hazards to emerging fire risks and urban vulnerabilities, Thailand presents significant opportunities for innovation, investment, and collaboration. The country stands at a pivotal moment where rising risks meet growing awareness, policy focus, and investment readiness. This event brings a significant opportunity for Thailand and Southeast Asia as it will increase collaboration and gather all the latest innovations in one place.”
Deutsche Messe – Hannover Fairs Asia Pacific, Managing Director, Mr Tim Bostridge, said: “The joint venture is an exciting opportunity to build on the INTERSCHUTZ global portfolio, delivering world-class events that provide products, services and solutions to the emergency and disaster management first responders.”
ADPRexpo powered by INTERSCHUTZ provides global brands, manufacturers, and distributors of products with an ideal platform to demonstrate their products and services to a market ready for innovation, with key demand areas driving the market.
The Exhibition will focus on:
- Next-Generation Building & Fire Protection Systems
- Clean Air & Environmental Control Solutions
- Flash Flood Prevention & Rapid Recovery Solutions
- Advanced Firefighting Technologies for Emerging Risks
- Integrated Disaster Management & Communications Systems
- Disaster-Proof Urban Infrastructure & Planning
- Simulation, Training & Emergency Preparedness Technologies
- Life-Saving Rescue Equipment & Systems
- Smart Fire Detection & Alarm Systems
- CBRN Defence & Risk Management Solutions
- Multi-Hazard Monitoring & Early Warning Systems
Extensive meetings with major organisations within the Thailand infrastructure resulted in fourteen organisations endorsing the need for this annual ADPRexpo powered by INTERSCHUTZ venture.
These include:
- Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation (DDPM), Ministry of Interior
- Disaster Response Association Thailand (DRAT)
- Asian Disaster Preparedness Centre
- Breathe Bangkok
- Department of Public Works & Town & Country Planning
- Department of Industrial Works
- Department of Mineral Resources (DMR), Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment
- Bangkok Fire and Rescue Department
- Building Safety Inspectors and Officers Association
- Thai Water Rescue Society
- Department of Disease Control, Ministry of Public Health
- Thai Red Cross Society
- Thailand Institute of Occupational Safety, Health and Environment (Public Organisation)
- The City and Town Municipality Association
ADPRexpo powered by INTERSCHUTZ program will include Innovation Showcase, Workshops, Conference Program, Business Matching, Live Demonstrations and Competitions.
It will be three days of jam-packed industry-focused, best practice activities to assist communities and first responders in protecting life and property.
For more information, go to: www.adprexpo.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/adprexpo
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/adpr-expo/
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