Site Visits

Site Visits to:
Madrid International Airport; or
CECORVIGMAR National Maritime Surveillance and Coordination Center

Tuesday 25th March 2025 – 8.30am-12noon

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(Site Visits open to conference delegates only)


MADRID INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

Adolfo Suarez Madrid-Barajas Airport is a major international hub serving Madrid, Spain. In 2023, it handled over 60 million passengers, making it one of Europe’s busiest airports. With a vast network of over 390 routes, it connects Spain to numerous domestic and international destinations.  

Significant investments have been made to modernize the airport’s infrastructure and enhance passenger experience. These investments have focused on expanding terminal facilities, improving baggage handling systems, and upgrading security checkpoints.  

Madrid-Barajas plays a crucial role in Spain’s global connectivity, serving as a gateway to Europe, Africa, and the Americas. Its strategic location and efficient operations make it a preferred choice for travelers and airlines alike.

With the co-operation of the Ministry of Interior and National Police, the World Border Security Congress is delighted to offer a guided site visit of the Adolfo Suarez Madrid-Barajas Airport Airport for a limited number of delegates.


CECORVIGMAR National Maritime Surveillance and Coordination Center

The CECORVIGMAR National Maritime Surveillance and Coordination Center in Madrid plays a crucial role in monitoring and managing the security of the maritime borders of Spain and the wider Southern Europe/Mediterranean coast. It functions as a central hub for information exchange and coordination between various national authorities responsible for border surveillance, such as the Civil Guard, the Maritime Safety Agency, and Customs.

The center monitors a wide range of activities, including illegal immigration, drug trafficking, and other cross-border crimes. It utilizes advanced technology and surveillance systems to track maritime and land borders, analyze data, and detect potential threats. By sharing information with other Member States and, through the NCC, with other National coordination centers and Frontex, the European Border and Coast Guard Agency, the center contributes to a comprehensive European border surveillance system.

With the co-operation of the Ministry of Interior and Guardia Civil, the World Border Security Congress is delighted to offer a guided site visit of the National Maritime Surveillance and Coordination Center for a limited number of delegates.


Spaces are limited so ensure you book your place on the site tour early.

YOU WILL NEED TO PRE-BOOK YOUR PLACE AND PASSPORT DETAILS WILL BE REQUIRED FOR SECURITY.

Register your place on the Site Tour when you register your place at the Congress.

If you have already registered for the Congress and wish to attend the Site Tour, please contact registration@world-border-congress.com to reserve your place.

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