德国汉诺威国际救援防火救灾安全和安保展览会（INTERSCHUTZ）是以国际救援、防火、救灾、安全和安保为主的贸易展览会，是国际领先的消防展会，也是国际上最大的消防展，也称汉诺威国际消防安全展览会。该展由汉诺威展览公司主办，四年一届，在德国汉诺威国际展览中心举办，展会规模稳步增长，来自世界各地的参展商和创新展品，它已被救援服务、防火、救灾、安全和保障方面成为世界领先的贸易展览会。
该展对世界上最着名的救援工作者、消防队员和相关专业人员免费参与，在展览会上展示最新设备和创新应急方案，是无与伦比的展览。来自约50个国家的1,400家公司将在德国汉诺威展示他们最前沿的产品和服务。
独特的商业和非商业参展组合起到了展会成功的主要原因，而制造商展示其最新产品和服务，紧急服务人员来这里是为了证明这些是如何实际使用，熟悉从复杂的医疗设备和现代信息技术的简单工具。
同时展会的方案是不断调整，以迎合市场不断变化的需求，如外敷等解决方案在大会上是非常齐全，通过一些事实说明了现状情况以及充分利用信息技术来提高水平。
展品范围(Show Products):
1、车辆及车载设备；
2、消防队灭火技术；
3、技术支持和环境的保护；
4、救援，应急，急救，以及（段）医疗设备；
5、个人防护设备和鉴定；
6、测量和检测仪器；
7、管制站，以及信令技术；
8、信息和组织；
9、消防局的设备和讲习班；
10、结构工程，结构和技术方面的消防和建筑保护；
11、协会，组织，服务公司，学校；
12、技术文献，模型制作，风扇和礼品。
展会报告(Show Reports):
INTERSCHUTZ 2026 delivers across the board. With around 140,000 visitors from 144 countries, the world’s leading trade fair for firefighting, rescue services and civil protection sent a clear message from 1 to 6 June: the safety and resilience of our societies are among the defining issues of our time. The strong international attendance particularly demonstrated the growing demand for exchange, innovation and global cooperation. “The importance of fire and rescue services and civil protection is more deeply embedded in people’s minds today than ever before – and this is true around the world,” said Dr. Jochen Köckler, Chairman of the Managing Board of Deutsche Messe AG, on Saturday at the exhibition grounds in Hanover.
“Our customers made it clear in advance that they expected us to increase the share of international visitors at INTERSCHUTZ. We have achieved that goal. Compared with 2015, the proportion of international visitors has almost doubled, rising from 13 to 24 percent. This result underscores INTERSCHUTZ’s central role at a time when resilience and civil protection are gaining importance worldwide. By deciding to place civil protection at the heart of the exhibition, we set the right course for the event’s success at an early stage. The industry’s response has validated that strategy,” Köckler added.
With 1,772 exhibitors from 55 countries and around 120,000 square meters of occupied exhibition space, the world’s leading trade fair for firefighting, rescue services and civil protection reaffirmed its position as the most important international gathering for the sector. “INTERSCHUTZ is addressing the issues that matter most in today’s world. Its relevance has never been greater. The sector’s remarkable capacity for innovation, the high concentration of international decision-makers, the strong demand at the exhibitors’ stands and the broad public interest all demonstrate that these topics have gained significance far beyond the professional community. More than that, they have become key pillars of a resilient society and are attracting greater attention than ever from both industry and policymakers,” Köckler concluded.
The challenges posed by natural disasters, extreme weather events and hybrid threats have never been greater. “At INTERSCHUTZ 2026, solutions to these challenges could be found in one place as nowhere else in the world,” said Köckler. “In that sense, the show’s guiding theme, ‘Safeguarding Tomorrow’, set the pace for all six days of the event.” Resilience is no longer a question of the future
With their products and solutions, the exhibitors of the international blue-light community turned INTERSCHUTZ 2026 not only into a marketplace for innovation and technology, but above all into a strategic turning point for safety and security. “The security and operational readiness of our society are increasingly determined at the local level – by well-trained, hands-on people who take responsibility and help others when it matters most; by capable organizations that are working together more closely across borders; and by modern products and technologies that protect emergency responders, accelerate decision-making and ultimately save lives,” Köckler concluded.
Closer civil-military cooperation was more visible than ever at this year’s event. The daily presentations by Colonel (General Staff) Armin Schaus, Head of Division J9 (Civil-Military Cooperation), Bundeswehr Operational Command, attracted considerable attention as he outlined the ‘Operationsplan Deutschland’ (Germany Operations Plan). In his presentations, he explained why the resilience of government, business and society has become a decisive factor in today’s security environment. Another example of the increased focus on preparedness for a wide range of crisis and disaster scenarios was the premiere of a modular bunker system, which drew significant interest from visitors.
The next INTERSCHUTZ will take place from 20 to 25 May 2030 at the exhibition grounds in Hannover.
