Singapore Hosts International Conference on Public Transport Security with 200 Delegates
Singapore held its first International Public Transport Security Conference at the PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay on February 12-13, 2026. The event gathered more than 200 representatives from international and local law enforcement agencies, public transport operators, and academic institutions. Attended by Minister of State Goh Pei Ming, the conference focused on improving safety through innovation and collaboration.
Delegates exchanged advanced security strategies and examined new threats facing public land transport networks, a vital infrastructure serving millions daily. The conference underscored the importance of cooperation between government bodies and private operators to maintain secure transit environments.
This gathering reflects rising global concerns about the vulnerability of public transit systems to evolving security risks, including terrorism and cyberattacks. Strengthened partnerships and knowledge sharing are expected to bolster preparedness and incident response capabilities across participating countries.
The conference also set the stage for future collaborative efforts and the adoption of cutting-edge security technologies. With urban populations growing, ensuring safe public transport networks remains critical to social and economic stability.
