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BORDERMANAGEMENT & TECHNOLOGIESSUMMIT ASIA 2018

CONFERENCE PROGRAMME

The Metropolitan Hotel & Spa, New Delhi, India4th-5th Oct 2018

FEATURED SPEAKERS

■ Major General Md Shafeenul Islam, Director General, Border Guards, Bangladesh

■ Dato’ Sri Haji Mustafar bin Haji Ali, Director General, Immigration Department, Malaysia

■ Dipak Kafle, Director General, Department of Immigration, Nepal

■ Superintendent Tim Sheppard, Counsellor, Australian Border Force

■ Donato Colucci, Senior Regional Immigration and Border Management (IBM) Specialist, International Organisation for Migration (IOM)

■ Michael Odgers, Co-Manager, Regional Support Office, The Bali Process on People Smuggling, Trafficking in Persons and Related Transnational Crime

■ Sergey Kapinos, Representative - Regional Office for South Asia, United Nations Office of Drugs and Crimes (UNODC)

■ Henry Leong, Sales and Marketing Director, Entrust Datacard

■ Tony Smith, Chairman, International Border Management and Technologies Association (IBMATA)

■ Commodore (Ret) Seshadri Vasan, Head Strategy and Security Studies, Center for Asia Studies, India

The International Border Management and Technologies Summit is bought to you by International Border Management and Technologies Events Ltd (IBMATE) in association with the International Border Management and Technologies Association Ltd (IBMATA)

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Border Management & Technologies Summit Asia 2018New Delhi, India | 4th-5th Oct 2018

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Hotel Name: The Metropolitan Hotel & Spa, Bangla Sahib Road, Connaught Place, New Delhi - 110001, India, www.hotelmetdelhi.com

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Thursday 4th October 2018 Conference and Exhibition Day One

Friday 5th October 2018 Conference and Exhibition Day Two

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Two Day Conference & Exhibition 500 USD 600 USD 700 USD

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All bookings made prior to the conference must be paid in full to guarantee registration. Once payment has been received, an email confirma-tion and a receipted invoice will be sent. If pay-ment is not made at the time of booking, regis-tration will be provisional. Bookings received less than two weeks before the conference date can only be paid by credit card.

Early Bird RateIn order to qualify for any ‘early bird’ rates, book-ing must be received before the deadline date listed in the conference marketing material.

Substitutions & CancellationsDelegates may nominate an alternative person from their organisation to attend up to 24 hours prior to the start of the event, at no extra charge. Should substitution not be possible, cancellation charges apply as follows:

• 8 weeks or more prior to start of event: 10% of the delegate fee,

• 4 to 8 weeks prior to start of event: 50% of the delegate fee,

• 4 weeks or less prior to start of event: 100% of the delegate fee.

All substitutions and cancellations must be received in writing.

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DAY 1 – 4th October 2018

08.30 REGISTRATION AND NETWORKING

09.00 CHAIRMAN’S OPENING REMARKS

Tony Smith, Chairman, International Border Management and Technologies Association (IBMATA)

INDIAN BORDER MANAGEMENT

09.10 KEYNOTE SPEECH: INDIAN IMMIGRATION PROCEDURES AND CHALLENGES

■ Overview of the Immigration Bureau and its operations ■ Immigration procedures and identity checks ■ Future developments on immigration procedures

Invited: Rajeev Ranjan Verma, Commissioner, Immigration Bureau, India

09.40 POLICING THE INDIAN BORDERS ■ Current situation on Indian borders ■ Challenges faced to the Border Security Force ■ Policing the borders

Invited: K K Sharma, Director General, Border Security Force, India

10.10 NETWORKING COFFEE BREAK

IDENTITY MANAGEMENT

10.40 ENTRUST DATACARD PRESENTATION

Henry Leong, Sales and Marketing Director, Entrust Datacard

11.10 IDENTITY ACROSS INDIA ■ Overview of Aadhaar ■ Developments made since 2009 to Indian Identity ■ ID Management at the border ■ Future of ID Management

Invited: Dr. A. B. Pandey, Chief Executive Officer, Unique Identification Authority (UIDAI), India

11.40 THE NEW GLOBAL BIOMETRIC TRAVELLER JOURNEY ■ Using biometrics in travel ■ The new end to end passenger journey ■ Integrating border management with the travel industry ■ Global Traveller Initiatives

Invited: Gloria Guevero Manzo, President & CEO, World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC)

12.10 LUNCH

MIDDLE EAST IMMIGRATION AND MIGRATION CHALLENGES

13.10 KEYNOTE SPEECH: FUTURE TECHNOLOGIES BEING USED TO MANAGE IMMIGRATION – DUBAI PERSPECTIVE

■ Current systems used at the Dubai borders ■ Immigration challenges faced ■ Technologies being introduces at the borders ■ Next steps

Invited: HE Major General Obaid Mehayer Obaid Suroor, Deputy Director-General, Highest Administration -Senior, Department Residency and Foreigners Affairs, Dubai

13.40 CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS AND PLANS FOR THE SAUDI ARABIAN BORDER

■ Current border management plans and future ■ Main focus in the next few years ■ Immigration laws and policies

Invited: Senior Representative, Ministry of Interior, Saudi Arabia

MANAGING LAND BORDERS

14.10 USING TECHNOLOGY AT THE US LAND BORDER ■ An overview of the US land border with Canada and Mexico ■ Working with stakeholders and partners ■ Latest initiatives and technologies to improve both security and flow ■ Implementing biometric Entry / Exit at Land Borders

Invited: Rose-Marie Davis, Office of Field Operations, US Customs and Border Protection

14.40 EU SMART BORDERS ■ The EU Smart Borders Programme ■ Can electronic travel authorities work at land borders? ■ How will technology deliver an EU entry exit system

Invited: Ciaran Carolan, EU LISA


15.40 TAJIKISTAN BORDER MANAGEMENT ■ Overview of the Tajikistan land borders ■ Managing kilometres of mountainous border points ■ Future developments

Invited: Umarzoda Umar, Head of the Unit, Tajik Border Troops

16.10 MANAGING THE NEPAL-INDIA LAND BORDER ■ Overview of the immigration procedures at the Indian border ■ Managing the high level of tourists that enter Nepal ■ Challenges of monitoring the mountainous border crossings

Invited: Dipak Kafle, Director General, Department of Immigration, Nepal

16.40 CHAIRMAN’S CLOSING REMARKS



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DAY 2 – 5th October 2018

08.30 REGISTRATION AND NETWORKING

09.00 CHAIRMAN’S OPENING REMARKS


IDENTITY MANAGEMENT, VISAS AND SEAMLESS TRAVELLER

09.10 THE UK VISA OPERATION ■ The UK Biometric Visa System ■ Front End Services – What next for enrolment and registration? ■ Risk Assessing Visas ■ Improving Customer Service

David Radcliffe, Regional Director, UK Visas and Immigration, Asia

09.40 OVERVIEW OF SEAMLESS TRAVEL – AUSTRALIA CASE STUDY ■ Current Australian Border Force objectives ■ Seamless travel reviews and future ■ Border of the future ■ Lessons learnt

Superintendent Tim Sheppard, Counsellor, Australian Border Force


MANAGING MIGRATION IN THE REGION

10.40 THAILAND IMMIGRATION POLICIES AND CHALLENGES ■ Managing the large number of tourists visiting Thailand each year ■ Challenges faced with cross border and maritime smuggling of people and drugs ■ Immigration procedures and checks

Invited: Police Major General Natthorn Prosunthorn, Commander, Immigration Bureau, Thailand

11.10 CASE STUDY - BORDER BETWEEN INDONESIA AND TIMOR LESTE

■ Overview of the border between Indonesia and Timor Leste ■ Challenges of managing the border ■ Cross-border crimes that have been addressed at the border

Invited: Police superintendent Muji Diah Setiani, Head of Border Sub Section on NCB, Border Police, Indonesia

11.40 MANAGING MIGRATION ACROSS ASIAN BORDERS ■ Overview of migration figures across Asia ■ Challenges faced in monitoring the movement of people in Asia ■ Future steps

Donato Colucci, Senior Regional Immigration and Border Management (IBM) Specialist, International Organisation for Migration (IOM)

12.10 NETWORKING LUNCH BREAK

13.10 MIGRATION CHALLENGES – BANGLADESH PERSPECTIVE ■ Current situation at the Bangladeshi borders ■ Challenges faced at dealing with an influx of migrants at the border ■ International cooperation

Invited: Major General Md Shafeenul Islam, Director General, Border Guards, Bangladesh

CROSS BORDER CRIMES FACED IN ASIA

13.40 REGIONAL CROSS-BORDER CRIMES ■ Overview of the work the Bali Process is doing in Asia ■ Cross-border crimes faced across the region ■ International cooperation

Michael Odgers, Co-Manager, Regional Support Office, The Bali Process on People Smuggling, Trafficking in Persons and Related Transnational Crime


14.40 UN INITIATIVES IN COMBATING CROSS-BORDER CRIMES ■ Monitoring border crimes in the region ■ Regional cooperation ■ Challenges faced ■ UN incentives and initiatives to help combat the crimes

Sergey Kapinos, Representative - Regional Office for South Asia, United Nations Office of Drugs and Crimes (UNODC)

MONITORING THE MARITIME DOMAIN

15.10 INDIAN MARITIME BORDER MANAGEMENT ■ Overview of Indian Maritime Security ■ Managing the maritime domain around India ■ Monitoring systems used in the Indian Ocean

Commodore (Ret) Seshadri Vasan, Head Strategy and Security Studies, Center for Asia Studies, India

15.40 CHAIRMAN’S CLOSING REMARKS



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