About the Congress

Spain’s vast coastline and strategic location between Africa and Europe present unique challenges for the National Police and Guardia Civil. Spain faces a constant influx of migrants seeking a better life in Europe. The Canary Islands and the enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla, bordering Morocco, are popular entry points. Patrolling these vast stretches, especially maritime […]

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Great reasons for you to attend

The World Border Security Congress is a high level 3 day event for senior border officials to discuss and debate current and future policies, implementation issues and challenges as well as new and developing technologies that contribute towards safe and secure border and migration management.

Registration Information
75
Speakers
400
Participants
30
Exhibitors
60
Countries

2025 Speakers Include:

Hans Leijtens
Executive Director FRONTEX
Tharindu Jayawardhane
National Programme Officer, Immigration and Border Governance, International Organization for Migration, Sri Lanka
Samir Krasniqi
Coordinator of the National Center for Border Management (NCBM) Ministry of Internal Affairs, Republic of Kosovo
Sadiq Misbau Murtala
Superintendent of Customs Nigeria Customs Service Headquarters - Abuja
Vice Admiral Robert Patrimonio
Commander, Maritime Security Law Enforcement Command Philippines Coast Guard
Dr. Miguel Oliveros Mediavilla
Professor and researcher Universidade da Coruña, Spain
Maria de Benito Rodriguez
Consultant and researcher on Border issues and Trafficking in human beings Spain
Dmitrii Egorov
Business Development Executive Sens-Or Solutions
Dmitrios Kottas
CEO / Founder Delian Alliance Indusries (formerly Lambda Automata)

Location

Eurostars Madrid Tower

Madrid, Spain

The Eurostars Madrid Tower is located in the Cuatro Torres Business Area. This is one of the new and emerging business areas in the capital located north of Paseo de la Castellana and conveniently connected to the main points of interest in Madrid. The hotel is easily accessible by car due to its proximity to the main entrances into the city, as well as by public transport. Just a few metres away is the Begoña stop on line 10 of the underground and Chamartín, the local railway station. Several bus lines also stop near the hotel. The airport, the centre of Madrid, the business district and some of the most important arteries crossing the city, such as the M-30, the M-40 and the A-1, are also easy to reach.

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