35-member Bangladeshi delegation visits Punjab Safe Cities Authority

where it was briefed on advanced surveillance systems, artificial intelligence (AI), intelligent traffic management and technologies used to improve public safety.

The delegation included additional secretaries, joint secretaries, directors general and senior officials of various ministries. Chief Administrative Officer of Safe Cities, Kamran Hameed, welcomed the visiting officials and organized a tour of various departments.

During the visit, the delegation observed a surveillance system operating with Safe City cameras, as well as traffic management and emergency response mechanisms. Safe City Executive Director Mohammad Ahsan Yunas briefed the Bangladeshi officials in detail about the agency’s operations, technological infrastructure and smart safe city initiatives.

The delegation also learned about the Punjab Surveillance Network consisting of 43 smart and secure urban centers across the province. The briefing highlighted plans to expand the smart surveillance network to the tehsil level under the vision of the Punjab Chief Minister.

The visiting officials heard introductions on artificial intelligence surveillance, facial recognition technology and smart traffic management systems. Officials say the agency’s advanced artificial intelligence systems help identify criminals, detect suspicious activity and support police operations.

The delegation also heard presentations on artificial intelligence-based crime analysis, license plate recognition and advanced virtual patrolling systems. Learn more about the organization’s international ISO certifications related to artificial intelligence management and information security.