Border Management & Technologies Summit 2016

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1 Organized By: Border Management & Technologies Summit th 18th May 2016, Grand Ankara Rixos Hotel, Ankara, Turkey Sponsors & Exhibitors Esteemed Speaker Line-up: Elona Gjebrea, Deputy Minister, Ministry of Internal Affairs, Albania Ambassador Andrew Tesoriere, Head of Mission, EU Border Assistance Mission (EUBAM) to Moldova and Ukraine Chief Inspector Tolga Becer, Chief of Migrant Smuggling and Human Trafficking Bureau, Department of AntiSmuggling and Organised Crime, National Police Force, Turkey Julie Gillis, Head of UK Transformation, UK Border Force Jiri Celikovsky, Head of Unit for Coordination of Schengen Cooperation and Border Control, Ministry of Interior, Czech Republic Johnnie Muller, Security Director, Copenhagen Airport Julien Coudray, Head of the API-PNR Project, French Customs Beatrice Comby, Director, Capacity Building Division, Frontex Emrah Guler, National Immigration and Border Management (IBM) Officer, International Organisation for Migration (IOM) Lieutenant Colonel Mentor Shabani, Director, Integrated Border Management Division, Border Police, Kosovo Naim Hoxha, National Organised Crime Advisor, OSCE Mission in Kosovo Reasons to Attend: Analyse the current migration and refugee crisis in Eastern Europe and Turkey Review the current EU border regulations and policies Discuss the importance of Identity Management at borders Understand the recent developments in IBM strategies in Eastern Europe Hear from leading officials from Turkey and neighbouring nations Network with key border security vendors in our exhibition Associated Workshop 16th May Topic to be Confirmed Hosted By: Tony Smith, Managing Director, Fortinus

2 Full Event Schedule 16 th 18 th May 2016 Monday 16 th May Topic to be Confirmed Hosted by: Tony Smith CBE, Managing Director, Fortinus Tuesday 17 th May CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION DAY ONE Discussion Points: Turkish Border Security review and roadmap EU Migration policies and challenges Port Security and Surveillance Integrated Border Management progress in Eastern Europe Wednesday 18 th May CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION DAY TWO Discussion Points: Tracking Migration through Europe Airport Security Challenges and Emerging Threats Cross Border Organised Crimes

3 Workshop Topic to be Confirmed Monday 16 th May 2016 OVERVIEW Coming soon AGENDA Registration and introductions Topic One Coffee Break Topic Two Discussion Lunch Topic Three Topic Four Tea Break Exercise Conclusions and wrap up End of workshop. SPEAKER Tony Smith CBE Managing Director, Fortinus HOSTS We are an international consultancy company offering the very best advice available in border security, immigration, visas, accreditation, major event solutions, leadership and programme delivery. Our Managing Director - Tony Smith - is a former Director General of the UK Border Force and Head of Borders in both Canada and the UK. He was awarded the distinguished Commander of the Order Of the British Empire for his contribution to the safety and security of the London 2012 Olympic Games. This uniquely positions us as an authority on hosting high profile international events safely and securely. We offer niche advice on meeting FIFA and IOC guarantees on visas, borders, security and accreditation to countries hosting or bidding to host major events, and to the private sector companies supporting them. We support global security solutions including command and control, programme integration and operational delivery in both the private and public sector. Our knowledge and experience is world leading and second to none. We work with governments and agencies as well as private sector organisations to implement strategies, support bids and add value. We aid our clients to innovate and grow. We believe that inspirational and motivational leadership is the key to successful outcomes. We provide specific presentations and seminars to assist organisations to maximise their resources to deliver results through effective leadership and staff engagement. Our values of excellence, pride and integrity are evident in everything we do. They define who we are. We pride ourselves on listening to our client s specific needs and our ability to set clear objectives which we deliver with excellence.

4 Conference Day One Tuesday 17 th May Registration Networking Lunch Break CHAIRMAN S OPENING REMARKS TURKISH BORDER SECURITY REVIEW AND ROADMAP BORDER ENFORCEMENT AND STRATEGIES Current developments in the Turkish Police Force border security strategies Managing land and coastal borders Challenges faced with organised crimes Future steps Invited: Goksel Kok, Head of Risk Analysis Unit, Department of Border Gates, National Police Force, Turkey FRONTEX STANCE ON THE EU MIGRATION SITUATION Developments on the migration situation Importance of information sharing to help monitor migration Frontex cooperation in managing the project Beatrice Comby, Director, Capacity Building Division, Frontex THE BORDER OF THE FUTURE What will change at the UK Border over the next 5 years? How can technology best be used to support visa and border controls? How can the UK continue to manage ever increasing numbers with declining resources? Julie Gillis, Head of UK Transformation, UK Border Force OVERVIEW OF BORDER SECURITY MANAGEMENT Overview of the Border Department Cooperation with other government agencies Challenges faced on Turkish borders Lessons learnt Invited: Rauf Ozturk, Head, Border Department, Land Forces Command, Turkey AWARE PRESENTATION Senior Representative, Aware Networking Coffee Break DEVELOPMENT OF IGA HAVALIMANI How the project has progressed Latest technologies being installed at the new airport Managing large numbers of passengers into Europe Future Roadmap Invited: Trevor Carnahoff, Chief Business Development Officer, IGA Havalimani Istanbul, Turkey PORT SECURITY AND SURVEILLANCE SURVEILLANCE OF MIGRANTS IN IZMIR Challenges faced off the coast of Izmir Port security Monitoring the coast Case studies of surveillance operations Invited: Captain Berker Tok, Head, Department of Planning and Principles, Turkish Coast Guard Command Invited: Captain Zeki Bodur, Head, Department of Intelligence, Turkish Coast Guard Command Networking Coffee Break INTEGRATED BORDER MANAGEMENT PROGRESS IN EASTERN EUROPE ROMANIAN BORDER SECURITY STRATEGIES Current border management systems in place Working towards an IBM strategy Cooperation with the EU Challenges with migrants on western border Invited: Police Chief Commissioner Andrei Voicu, Head of Protocol, Border Police, Ministry of Interior, Romania AIRBUS DEFENCE & SPACE PRESENTATION Senior Representative, Airbus Defence & Space EU MIGRATION POLICIES AND CHALLENGES BORDER MANAGEMENT AND SCHENGEN PROGRAM Border Management issues in the region Schengen Agreement - way forward Handling the migration issues in the region Regional cooperation Invited: Michael Rupp, Head of Section C (Financial Cooperation, Institutional building and Civil Society), Delegation of the European Union to Turkey Invited: Burce Ari, Sector Manager (Border Management and Visa Policy), Delegation of the European Union to Turkey Invited: Jörg Dieter Kostinger, Sector Manager (Border Management, Local Schengen Cooperation Network), Delegation of the European Union to Turkey BULGARIAN PROGRESS TO AN IBM SYSTEM Challenges on Bulgarian borders Current timeline to an IBM program Cooperation with the EU Future steps Velina Dobreva, Expert on Project Implementation, Chief Directorate Border Police, Ministry of Interior, Bulgaria CHAIRMAN S CLOSING REMARKS DRINKS RECEPTION SPONSORED BY

5 Conference Day Two Wednesday 18 th May Registration CHAIRMAN S OPENING REMARKS TRACKING MIGRATION THROUGH EUROPE MIGRATION CHALLENGES THROUGH TURKEY INTO SOUTHERN EUROPE Current IOM strategies in tracking migration Dealing with the migration issues in Europe International cooperation with border agencies Future steps Emrah Guler, National Immigration and Border Management (IBM) Officer, International Organisation for Migration (IOM) SECURING MACEDONIA S BORDERS Breakdown of the border security divisions in Macedonia Surveillance of our borders Border security checks at border crossings Cooperation with neighbouring countries Marinko Kocovski, Assistant Director, Head of Border Police, Ministry of Interior, Macedonia CZECH RESPONSE OF THE MIGRATION CRISIS Dealing with migration issues last summer Cooperation with the EU and neighbouring nations Case studies of challenges faced during the crisis Lessons learnt Jiri Celikovsky, Head of Unit for Coordination of Schengen Cooperation and Border Control, Ministry of Interior, Czech Republic Networking Coffee Break CREATING A PNR SYSTEM IN FRANCE Update on the French planned PNR system How the PNR will assist in identifying travellers Roadmap and next steps Julien Coudray, Head of the API-PNR Project, French Customs Networking Lunch Break CROSS BORDER ORGANISED CRIMES TRACKING ORGANISED CRIME THROUGH TURKISH BORDERS Overview of the organised crimes conducted in Turkey Case studies of smuggling operations at Turkish borders Lessons learnt Chief Inspector Tolga Becer, Chief of Migrant Smuggling and Human Trafficking Bureau, Department of Anti-Smuggling and Organised Crime, National Police Force, Turkey FOREIGN FIGHTERS IN SYRIA AND IRAQ (ISIL) KOSOVO CASE Current situation (number of Kosovars involved, reason, causes, steps taken from Kosovo Institutions) The channels used to spread these narratives, including the impact of social media and the Internet OSCE Mission in Kosovo activates in this regard and some recommendations.. Naim Hoxha, National Organised Crime Advisor, OSCE Mission in Kosovo KOSOVO CROSS BORDER CRIMES Current border situation in Kosovo Organised crimes taken place on our borders International agency cooperation Future developments Lieutenant Colonel Mentor Shabani, Director, Integrated Border Management Division, Border Police, Kosovo Networking Coffee Break WCC SMART SEARCH & MATCH PRESENTATION Senior Representative, WCC Smart Search & Match PANEL DISCUSSION AIRPORT SECURITY CHALLENGES AND EMERGING THREATS Current security procedures across European Airports Emerging threats to airports Cooperation between European airports Moderator Panellists Johnnie Muller, Security Director, Copenhagen Airport Invited: Chris Woodroofe, Head of Security and Business Continuity, Gatwick Airport Invited: Daan van Vroonhoven, Senior Manager Security Policy, Schiphol Group Invited: Senior Representative, Ankara Airport ALBANIAN FIGHT AGAINST HUMAN TRAFFICKING IN THE REGION Developments on our borders in the past 12 months Developing IBM in Albania to help combat crimes and trafficking Regional cooperation with neighbouring nations Where next Elona Gjebrea, Deputy Minister, Ministry of Internal Affairs, Albania MANAGING THE HUMAN TRAFFICKING AND SMUGGLING THROUGH UKRAINIAN AND MOLDOVAN BORDERS Developments made in the past few years on combating cross border crimes Challenges with Russian involvement in Ukraine in implementing border strategies Lessons learnt so far Next steps Ambassador Andrew Tesoriere, Head of Mission, EU Border Assistance Mission (EUBAM) to Moldova and Ukraine CHAIRMAN S CLOSING REMARKS

6 Border Management & Technologies Summit 2016 SPONSORS and EXHIBITORS Airbus DS Electronics and Border Security is a leading global provider of mission-critical sensors, integrated systems and services for premium defence and security applications. As an organisational unit of Airbus Defence and Space, the company is the world leader in large-scale integrated border security systems as well as being a major global player in the radar, optronics and electronic warfare markets. Today Airbus DS Electronics and Border Security employs approx. 5,000 employees, generating revenues of more than 1 billion per year. Based on an extensive track record in defence and security systems, the company develops land and maritime border surveillance and protection systems, with a multi-level portfolio of solutions ranging from sub-systems equipment to complete nationwide systems integrating all the mobile and fixed assets contributing to a customer country's border security. Border security systems include sensor networks ranging from IR and video cameras through radar to airborne and space surveillance systems, all connected to command and control centres. Services for long-term sustainable operation and life-cost optimisation such as simulation and training, maintenance, support to operation and local partnerships are also offered. Aware is a leading global provider of biometrics software products, services, and solutions. Our products include all the software components necessary to rapidly and cost-effectively build a solution to collect, manage, and utilize identity data for biometric identification and verification: SDKs, controls and applets; user interface applications for biometric enrollment and forensic analysis; fingerprint, face, and iris matching SDKs; text search and identity analytics SDKs; a middleware and workflow platform; and a cluster computing platform. These products fulfill critical biometric functionality for a variety of applications including border management, law enforcement, defense, intelligence, and banking. WCC is the leading supplier of search & match solutions to governments and enterprises, with long-term experience and expertise in Identity (border, justice & safety, civil identity) and Employment (public employment, staffing). Its platform ELISE yields relevant results fast, and easily handles vast amounts of data (any form or source). For more information please visit:

7 Border Management & Technologies Summit 2016 EVENT PARTNERS LEAD MEDIA PARTNER MEDIA PARTNERS DEFENCE TURKEY has been created by IMGE Co. as an English language magazine in Turkey and the magazine is the information platform for the decision making mechanism of procurement circles and readers to provide a forum of technical information for the fast developing and expanding defence industrial activities, scientific breakthroughs, ongoing projects and current programmes in Turkey, latest news of Turkish authorities and Turkish Defence Industry, interviews with senior military leaders, officials, executive company representatives and experts. On the other hand DEFENCE TURKEY is also a bilateral information platform to the Turkish military and defence officials, Turkish decision makers, procurement executives and Turkish defence industry members on the developments of international defence industries, capabilities and technologies.

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