edge.prnewswire.com Modirum Platforms and Atlas Telecom Enhance Partnership for GCC Public Safety
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- •Modirum Platforms and Atlas Telecom expand partnership for GCC public safety.
- •The initiative focuses on real-time data sharing among emergency responders.
- •Citizen participation in incident response workflows is a key feature.
On May 21, 2026, Modirum Platforms and Atlas Telecom announced an expansion of their strategic partnership aimed at improving integrated Situational Awareness and Critical Communication Network Service Assurance across the GCC region. This collaboration focuses on enhancing public safety and critical infrastructure protection through advanced digital technologies. Key initiatives include enabling secure real-time video and location data sharing among emergency responders during incidents. The partnership aims to facilitate multi-agency coordination, allowing for better resource allocation and decision-making in emergencies. Additionally, the platform will support citizen participation in incident response workflows, improving situational awareness before first responders arrive. The partnership highlights the increasing investment by GCC governments in secure infrastructure and public safety modernization. Both companies bring complementary expertise to the initiative, with Modirum focusing on mission-critical software and Atlas on telecommunications capabilities.
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