Abu Dhabi Named World’s Safest City for Ninth Consecutive Year in 2025

In 2025, Abu Dhabi remains the world’s safest city, topping a list of 382 cities. This achievement highlights the emirate's commitment to public safety, effective security strategies, and consistent crime prevention, maintaining its position since 2017

Abu Dhabi has once again secured the top spot as the world’s safest city, a position it has held for nine consecutive years, according to the latest rankings by online database Numbeo.

In 2025, the Emirate of Abu Dhabi continues to be recognized globally for its outstanding security measures, with the city topping the list of 382 cities worldwide.

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This achievement reflects the tireless efforts of the government and local authorities in Abu Dhabi to enhance public safety, implement effective security strategies, and improve the overall quality of life for residents and visitors alike.

Since 2017, the emirate has consistently maintained its position as the safest city, a testament to its proactive approach to crime prevention, traffic management, and law enforcement.

Major Sheikh Mohammed bin Tahnoun Al Nahyan, the Director General of Abu Dhabi Police, expressed his pride in the city’s continued success in this prestigious ranking.

He credited the achievement to the dedication and professionalism of all personnel working within the General Command of Abu Dhabi Police.

“The continuous improvement of our police, traffic, and security services has significantly contributed to our standing as the safest city in the world,” he said.

In addition to its advanced security protocols, Abu Dhabi has prioritized fostering an environment of tolerance and peaceful coexistence.

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This commitment to social harmony plays a key role in maintaining the low crime rates that have contributed to the city’s exceptional safety record.

Sheikh Mohammed emphasized that the authorities would remain focused on these values, ensuring that all members of the community feel secure and valued.

The ranking is based on a combination of factors, including crime rates, the efficiency of law enforcement, traffic safety, and the perception of public safety by both residents and visitors.

Abu Dhabi’s efforts to integrate modern technology into its policing strategies have also been pivotal. Surveillance systems, smart policing initiatives, and rapid-response measures have all contributed to the city’s top-tier safety standards.

Furthermore, Abu Dhabi’s high level of infrastructure development, coupled with the city’s commitment to providing excellent healthcare, education, and recreational facilities, has made it an attractive place to live, work, and visit.

This multifaceted approach to urban planning has bolstered public trust and confidence in the authorities, creating a sense of security that is reflected in the rankings.

The emirate’s success as the safest city is not just limited to its national borders but resonates internationally, drawing attention to the UAE’s commitment to safety and security.

As the world continues to evolve, Abu Dhabi remains steadfast in its determination to set an example for cities around the globe, balancing technological advancements with a human-centered approach to law enforcement.

Looking ahead, Major Sheikh Mohammed emphasized that Abu Dhabi Police will continue to evolve its strategies to meet emerging challenges, ensuring that the city’s safety record is upheld.

“We will continue our efforts to adapt to new circumstances and maintain the high standards of security that have made us a global leader,” he stated.

With its ongoing focus on community safety, technology, and sustainable development, Abu Dhabi is likely to remain a model for other cities striving to improve their public safety standards in the years to come.

 

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