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Conference presentations will be conducted in English with French and Arabic simultaneous translation services.
Les présentations de la conférence se dérouleront en anglais avec des services de traduction simultanée en français et en arabe.
ستعقد عروض المؤتمر باللغة الإنجليزية مع خدمات الترجمة الفورية الفرنسية والعربية
Thursday 21st March 2019
9am – 10.30am
Plenary Session – Border Security Information and Coordination
Whether it is returning foreign fighter, human training, cross border organised crime, protecting cyberborders interagency co-operation and information sharing is the key to success. What else needs to be done to make the aspiration a reality, and is there a business transformation approach beyond technology that tackles processes, regulations and security?
– Role of intelligence in border security – Babatunde Olomu, Deputy Comptroller of customs and Tasiu Sanusi Saulawa, Deputy Superintendent, Nigeria customs service
– Building Cooperation on Discussion and Dialogue – Peter Nilsson IPMc, Police Commissioner and Head of AIRPOL
– Moises Vos Martinez, Spanish National Coordination Center Eurosur, Guardia Civil, Spain
– Cargo Risk Assessment Demystified – Implementing ACI and PLACI Systems – Emad Muhanna, VP Government Sector, SITA
10.30am-11.15am – Networking Coffee Break
11.15am-12.30pm
Breakout Session – Surveillance Systems and Technologies on the Border
How far are we from the development and implementation of future technologies for really smart border control? What are the technology gaps and how do we close them?
– Morocco’s National Border Control System – Senior representative, General Directorate for National Security (DGSN), Morocco & Labinot Careti, Head of Global Sales, Veridos
– FOLDOUT – Protecting Green Borders – Through-foliage detection, including in the outermost regions of the EU – BG lt. col. dr Urszula Młodziejowska- Seredyn, Expert, Border Management Department
Polish Border Guards & BG Maj Grzegorz Kostecki, Expert, Border Management Dept. Polish BG HQs
– Integrated Coastal Surveillance System – An Essential Toolbox for Aiding Maritime Security – Olivier Yvon, Maritime Border Program Manager, Airbus Defence & Space
Information Exchange and Cooperation
Everyone agrees that the sharing information is essential for secure borders. How can we manage data to insure its security and interity, whilst implementing a system of data exchange based on trust to make this a viable and enhance border management?
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12.30pm-2pm – Networking Lunch
2:00pm – 4:00pm
Plenary Session – Future trends in International Border Management
As the global economy continues to develop at unprecedented rates, with ever increasing interdependencies and complexities. The global economy depends increasingly dependent on the free movement of people and goods. Understanding future trends in international trade, people movement and crime will drive the development of international and integrated border management in the future.
– Florian Forster, Head, Immigration and Border Management (IBM), Department of Migration Management (DMM), International Organization for Migration (IOM)
– Project Hunter Programme – Jane Woolley, Assistant Director, UK Border Force
– IATA Open Borders Strategy and Future Initiatives (1ID -API/PNR initiatives) – Kashif Khalid, Regional Director – Africa & Middle East, Airports, Passenger, Cargo, Security & Facilitation, IATA
– Capacity Building and ID Developments for Africa – Dr Benoy Berry, Chairman, Contec Global Foundation, Nigeria
– A Foundational Approach to Border Security of the Future – Paul Hollingshead, AS&E Rapiscan
4:00pm Congress Round Up and Close
