In the development of entrepreneurship, the role of public administration has a much broader meaning than simply ensuring favorable conditions for business. It also requires ensuring integrity, fairness and transparency in all processes, in order to prevent unfair competition, corruption and abuse of power. Public administration faces the challenges of ensuring efficient administration, fast processing of business procedures and reduction of bureaucracy, and all these components play a key role in facilitating the operations of small and medium-sized enterprises, which often form the basis of economic activity. The role of public administration goes beyond administrative aspects. It acts as an intermediary and bridge between the academic community, research institutions and the business sector. By encouraging cooperation between these sectors, public administration can facilitate the transfer of knowledge and technology, encourage research and development, and encourage innovation. Such synergy supports the growth of entrepreneurship, creating fertile ground for new ideas and ventures. When it comes to cooperation between the police and entrepreneurs, a new dimension opens up in encouraging safety and honesty in business activities. Education of entrepreneurs about potential security risks and methods of prevention contributes to raising the awareness and readiness of business entities to deal with potential threats. Moreover, the cooperation extends to countering cyber threats, where the police becomes a key partner in protecting the digital resources of entrepreneurs. Despite challenges such as lack of mutual trust, different priorities and cultural diversities, the perspectives of cooperation between the police and entrepreneurs bring numerous advantages. Focus on managing new forms of crime, building trust through transparency, information exchange and joint responsibility for creating a safe business environment are becoming key goals that encourage the growth of entrepreneurship.