AISSE SERIES OF EVENTs
About the Dialogue
PDRM Special Dialogue I 2024 was held in conjunction with the 217th Police Day. It provided a platform for engagement and knowledge-sharing on security and law enforcement.
The programme featured dialogue sessions addressing technology-related crime and substance abuse, alongside MoU signings between PDRM and SKMM and between PDRM and UKM.
Attendance & Participation
Bringing the Security Community Together
PDRM Special Dialogue I brought together representatives from government agencies, law enforcement bodies, diplomatic missions and the wider security community for strategic discussions and institutional engagement.
VIPs & Dignitaries
Distinguished leaders and representatives associated with PDRM Special Dialogue I 2024.
Minister of Home Affairs
Minister of Communications
Deputy Minister of Higher Education
Inspector-General of Police
Deputy Inspector-General of Police
Chairman, Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC)
Ambassador of Thailand to Malaysia
Minister Counsellor (Police Attaché), Royal Thai Embassy
Dialogue Sessions
Key discussions addressing emerging security challenges, technology-related crime and substance abuse.
Technology on Crimes, The Challenges
The session explored technology-related crime and enforcement challenges, with contributions from representatives of PDRM, NACSA, INTERPOL and Cybots AI.
Danger of Substance Abuse and Discovery Evolution Through Research Development
The session discussed substance abuse and narcotics challenges, with contributions from PDRM, UKM, forensic specialists and the US Drug Enforcement Administration.
Memorandum of Understanding
Strengthening institutional cooperation through strategic partnerships and academic collaboration.
PDRM and SKMM / MCMC
Cooperation between law enforcement and the communications and multimedia regulator.
PDRM and Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia
Collaboration related to the Master of Social Science in Policing Studies programme.
About the Dialogue
PDRM Special Dialogue II was held on 22 August 2024 at Sime Darby Convention Centre, Kuala Lumpur, with a focus on the evolving drug situation in Malaysia.
The dialogue brought together senior leadership and enforcement representatives to discuss developments in narcotics-related challenges and the responses required to address them.
Attendance & Participation
Bringing the Security Community Together
The dialogue convened senior representatives and stakeholders for discussions on Malaysia’s evolving drug situation. A verified total attendance figure was not available in the information currently provided.
VIPs & Dignitaries
Senior leaders and distinguished guests associated with PDRM Special Dialogue II.
Minister of Home Affairs; officiating guest
Distinguished guest
Deputy Inspector-General of Police
Distinguished guest
Distinguished guest
Distinguished guest
Dialogue Session
A discussion on the evolving drug situation in Malaysia and its implications for enforcement and national security.
Evolution of the Drug Situation in Malaysia
Panellists:
DCP Datuk Zainuddin Ahmad, DCP Mohd Zani Che Din
and SAC Mohd Rozi Jidin.
Moderator:
SAC Mazleen Mohd Nasir.
About the Dialogue
PDRM Special Dialogue III 2025 was organised by the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM), through the Commercial Crime Investigation Department (JSJK), in collaboration with Koperasi Polis DiRaja Malaysia Berhad and Alpine Integrated Solution Sdn. Bhd.
The programme brought together government leaders, law enforcement agencies, policymakers, international police representatives, industry players and academics to address the growing challenges of commercial crime and cybercrime.
With a focus on strengthening cybersecurity and cross-sector collaboration, the dialogue provided a platform for knowledge exchange, policy discussions and collective approaches to tackling evolving digital threats.
Participation & Engagement
PSD III brought together enforcement personnel, government representatives, international police participants, academics and industry stakeholders.
Strengthening Multi-Agency Collaboration
The programme welcomed participation from PDRM personnel, government officers and international police representatives from overseas. It also featured strategic industry participation through its exhibition and knowledge-sharing activities.
VIPs & Dignitaries
Senior government leaders, police leadership and distinguished representatives who attended the programme.
Minister of Home Affairs; closing ceremony officiant and special forum panellist
Inspector-General of Police; opening ceremony officiant
Deputy Minister of Communications and Digital; Cybercrime Ministerial Forum panellist
Director of Commercial Crime Investigation Department (JSJK) and Organising Committee Chairman
Secretary-General, Ministry of Home Affairs (KDN)
Deputy Secretary-General (Security), Ministry of Home Affairs
Former Deputy Director (Cybercrime), JSJK Bukit Aman; dialogue moderator
Executive Director, Alpine Integrated Solution Sdn. Bhd.
Dialogue Sessions & Activities
Six key programme components addressed the evolving cybercrime landscape through policy discussions, technical engagement, training and inter-agency cooperation.
Cybercrime in the Malaysia Landscape: Policies, Perspectives and Pathways
A dialogue session featuring four panellists from different backgrounds, moderated by DCP Dato' Dr. Lim Joo Soon, former Deputy Director (Cybercrime), JSJK Bukit Aman.
Cybercrime Ministerial Forum
Titled “Cybercrime in Malaysia: Challenges and Collaborative Solutions”, the ministerial forum featured the Minister of Home Affairs, Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail, and the Deputy Minister of Communications and Digital, Puan Teo Nie Ching, alongside other invited panellists.
Cyber Legislation Roundtable Discussion
A strategic discussion on cyber-related legislation, legal frameworks and the need to strengthen institutional responses to emerging cyber threats.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) Technology Training
Specialised training on the application of AI technology for PDRM personnel, supporting the development of capabilities in responding to increasingly sophisticated cybercrime.
National Scam Response Centre (NSRC) Engagement
An engagement session involving the National Scam Response Centre (NSRC), focusing on collaborative efforts to address online scams and strengthen responses to financial fraud.
Cyber Resilience Article Presentations
Ten students from public universities (IPTA) were invited to present their articles on cyber resilience, contributing academic perspectives and fresh ideas to the broader cybersecurity discussion.
Strengthening the Fight Against Cybercrime
The closing ceremony was officiated by the Minister of Home Affairs, Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail, who also participated as a special panellist in the Cybercrime Ministerial Forum.
In his address, he emphasised that combating cybercrime requires more than enforcement alone. Long-term strategies, regional cooperation, public-private partnerships and the use of emerging technologies, including artificial intelligence, are essential in strengthening national cybersecurity capabilities.
The programme reinforced the importance of empowering JSJK as a key institution in combating commercial crime, protecting the national economy and strengthening public confidence in security institutions.
About the Dialogue
The PDRM Special Dialogue IV serves as a strategic platform to bring together government agencies, industry players, academics and key stakeholders to discuss critical issues surrounding road safety, traffic enforcement and the future of smart mobility.
The dialogue highlights the importance of strengthening collaboration, embracing technological innovation and exploring practical approaches towards safer and more efficient road transportation.
Event Highlights
Key areas explored throughout the dialogue, bringing together expertise and perspectives from various sectors.
Opening Ceremony
Official commencement of the dialogue and introduction to its objectives.
Ministerial Address
Insights into national priorities and the direction of road safety initiatives.
Road Safety Dialogue
Discussions on road safety strategies, traffic enforcement and reducing road fatalities.
AI and Smart Mobility
Exploring the role of technology and artificial intelligence in transportation.
Regional Cooperation
Strengthening knowledge exchange and cooperation among regional stakeholders.
Stakeholder Engagement
Encouraging collaboration between public agencies, industry and academia.
Dialogue Sessions
Expert discussions covering road safety, traffic enforcement, data innovation and smart mobility.
Towards Zero Fatalities: Malaysia’s Road Safety and Traffic Enforcement Initiative
Moderator
Panellists
Traffic Data, AI and Smart Mobility: Strengthening Regional Cooperation in Asia Towards Malaysia Planning
Moderator
Panellists
VIPs & Dignitaries
Distinguished guests and key representatives associated with PDRM Special Dialogue IV.
Minister of Home Affairs
Inspector-General of Police
Deputy Inspector-General of Police
Secretary-General, Ministry of Home Affairs
Director, JSPT and Organising Committee Chairman
Director-General, MIROS
Chief Executive Officer, TERAS Teknologi
Regional Director, Corporate Affairs, Carsome
Building a Safer and Smarter Mobility Future
Through meaningful dialogue, knowledge exchange and strategic collaboration, PDRM Special Dialogue IV reinforces the importance of collective action in advancing road safety, strengthening enforcement and embracing innovation for the future of mobility.
About the Dialogue
PDRM Special Dialogue V 2026 is the fifth edition of the Royal Malaysia Police's strategic dialogue platform, bringing together government agencies, enforcement authorities, industry players, academics and international representatives to address evolving national security challenges.
Guided by the theme “Synergized Policing: Securing the Future Together,” the dialogue emphasises a coordinated approach to policing through information sharing, technological capabilities, inter-agency cooperation and collective responsibility.
Organised by the Royal Malaysia Police, the programme brings together four lead departments: the Criminal Investigation Department (JSJ), Narcotics Criminal Investigation Department (JSJN), Commercial Crime Investigation Department (JSJK), and Internal Security and Public Order Department (KDNKA).
Participation & Engagement
PSD V expanded its scale and participation, bringing together local and international expertise, industry innovation and strategic cooperation across the security ecosystem.
Strengthening Multi-Agency Collaboration
The dialogue brought together enforcement agencies, government representatives, international delegates, academics and industry stakeholders. Its expanded scale provided opportunities for knowledge exchange, strategic discussions and practical collaboration in addressing emerging security challenges.
VIPs & Dignitaries
Senior leadership of the Ministry of Home Affairs and Royal Malaysia Police officiating the programme.
Minister of Home Affairs; officiated the opening ceremony
Inspector-General of Police; officiated the closing ceremony
Dialogue Sessions & Activities
Across two days, 24 sessions explored key national security priorities through panel discussions, workshops, technical presentations, closed-door sessions and exhibitions.
Cybercrime, Online Fraud & Digital Scams
Discussions on the online fraud ecosystem, social engineering, cyber threats, digital scams and cryptocurrency-related fraud. Sessions explored investigative approaches and strategic collaboration between enforcement agencies, financial institutions and the technology industry.
Border Security & Sovereignty
Exploring the application of artificial intelligence in modern border management, smart border operations and the use of technology to strengthen national sovereignty and regional readiness.
Human Trafficking & Modern Slavery
Addressing human trafficking in the digital era, including recruitment methods, exploitation tactics and the importance of coordinated responses among enforcement agencies and relevant stakeholders.
Narcotics & Drug Surveillance
Sessions examined high-risk chemical substances, wastewater-based epidemiology, vape devices used for illicit substances, financial intelligence and strategies to disrupt drug trafficking networks.
Maritime Security & Transborder Crime
Discussions on maritime domain awareness, the use of artificial intelligence and advanced technology, and strategic cooperation between the Marine Police Force and coastal communities to address threats at sea.
Wildlife Crime, Illegal E-Waste & Illicit Trade
Examining illegal wildlife poaching and trade, the environmental impact of illegal e-waste, and multi-agency approaches to addressing contraband cigarette activities.
Online Child Sexual Exploitation & 3R Issues
Addressing online child sexual exploitation, emerging digital threats and sensitive 3R issues involving race, religion and royalty, including the role of legal frameworks and public awareness.
Technology, Intelligence & Operational Readiness
Technical engagements explored artificial intelligence, Rapid DNA technology, body camera solutions, hybrid communications, quantum-safe networks, mission-critical communications and operational coordination systems.
Workshops & Technology Presentations
Dedicated technical sessions and workshops provided opportunities to explore emerging technologies and their applications in law enforcement and national security.
Rapid DNA Technology
A workshop showcasing Rapid DNA instrumentation and its applications in law enforcement, border security and disaster victim identification.
AI-Powered Video Intelligence
Exploring the use of multimodal artificial intelligence to analyse publicly available online videos and support real-time situational awareness.
Quantum-Safe Network & Mission-Critical Communications
Exploring secure law enforcement communications, quantum-safe network considerations and reliable coordination between frontline units and command centres.
Body Camera & Hybrid Communication Solutions
Demonstrations of body camera solutions, integrated communications and secure evidence management for operational environments.
AI in Network Operations
Exploring trusted artificial intelligence, predictive insights, automated remediation and the development of self-driving network capabilities.
OPS 5S: Signals, Systems, Society, Strategy & Self
A session focused on identifying early indicators, interpreting fragmented information and strengthening situational awareness for timely decision-making.
Synergized Policing: Securing the Future Together
PDRM Special Dialogue V 2026 reinforces the importance of collective action in strengthening national security.
The programme also serves as an important platform leading towards the Asia International Security Summit & Expo (AISSE) 2027, scheduled for 26–28 January 2027 at MITEC, Kuala Lumpur.
