Increased international interest in the CTIF Statistics work during Interschutz participation
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HANNOVER, Germany — The CTIF Center for Fire Statistics team participated in INTERSCHUTZ 2026, using the global fire‑service exhibition as a key opportunity to meet with fire brigades and emergency‑service leaders from around the world.
CTIF’s Delegate's Assembly, held during the event, provided an important forum for exchanging information and discussing current priorities across the international fire‑service community.
The team presented updates on ongoing projects and distributed copies of their latest publications. Personal copies were formally handed to several long‑time supporters of the book initiative, including CTIF President Milan Dubravac; CTIF General Secretary Roman Sykora; Otto Drozd of the Metropolitan Fire Chiefs Association (NFPA); Andrea Rojas Van Dyck of the Organización de Bomberos Americanos; and Stephan Wevers, President of FEU.
Delegations from numerous countries expressed strong interest in the Center’s work, including representatives from Pakistan, the United States, Luxembourg, France, the German state of Brandenburg, Singapore, Belgium, Greece, Japan, Poland, and Sweden.
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Dr. Rizwan Naseer, CEO of Pakistan Punjab Fire and Rescue (on the left), explained the Fire Protection
Association of Pakistan's intention to join CTIF. Many current issues should be discussed in the
context of international contacts and projects. Dr. Peter Wagner (CTIF Center of Fire Statistics, right
side) handed over a copy of the latest publication on fire statistics.
position of international fire statistics. One team of the Singapore Fire Brigade is now the Asian Wing
of the CTIF Center for Fire Statistics. This is an important step for the world fire brigade statistics.