Abu Dhabi has once again been crowned the world's safest city, holding the top spot on the Numbeo list for the ninth year in a row. This consistent ranking highlights the emirate's dedication to public safety and its community-oriented approach.
Abu Dhabi has secured the top spot on the world's safest cities list for 2025, marking its ninth consecutive year at the helm since 2017, according to the online database Numbeo . This achievement underscores the emirate's unwavering commitment to developing innovative security plans, strategies, and initiatives.
The Emirates News Agency (WAM) reports that Abu Dhabi's ranking first among 382 global cities in the 2025 standings signifies a near-decade-long reign as Numbeo's designated safest city. This consistent recognition exemplifies Abu Dhabi's persistent efforts to elevate the quality of life for its citizens, residents, and visitors. By prioritizing a community-centric approach, Abu Dhabi has fostered a strong sense of public trust and established itself as an attractive destination for living, studying, and working.The Abu Dhabi Police have played a pivotal role in promoting a pervasive sense of safety and security within the city. By simultaneously strengthening the trust of community members, the police force has contributed significantly to Abu Dhabi's prominent position on the Numbeo list. This recognition further solidifies the city's standing as a highly desirable place to reside, pursue education, and engage in professional endeavors
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