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Welcome Dear Colleagues, Borders Do Matter The operation of today’s, border security, traveler and migration management community is being stressed by geopolitical, social and economic events. Our world is fully interdependent, and it is becoming ever more challenging to find solutions which include the utilization of border services and agencies to protect national. As the crisis in Eastern Europe escalates, economic sanctions and travel bans are increasing, being employed by both the EU and Russia, as well as their allies. Border services are front-line responders for monitoring these sanctions and bans. As the Ebola virus spreads within and beyond West Africa, travel bans and possible quarantine measures are being put into place. Border services are now front-line responders for monitoring these bans and for detecting travelers who may be infected. As the post-World War 1 borders of Iraq evaporate and a new entity known as Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant emerges, hundreds of thousands of persons are being displaced and are fleeing the region. Border services are now front-line responders for monitoring, recording and directing the movement of these people, most of whom will be refugees. As the United States deals with an unprecedented and clearly well-orchestrated movement of tens of thousands of people – mostly children and adolescents from Central America – arriving at its border with Mexico, its border services are monitoring, detaining and caring for these people in unprecedented numbers. As China, the world’s most populous nation, develops a formidable navy and air force and is posed to succeed the United States as the world’s number one economy, it is flexing its economic and political muscle in Asia and beyond. Border services everywhere are now being pressed to be front-line responders monitoring the import and export of strategic goods and services to and from China. Since the end of the Cold War, there has been a deeply-held belief within the developed world that political and economic integration is the best way to improve global security and avoid potential conflict everywhere. This has created a paradox: the interdependent the world is supposed to make it less likely that extreme conflict between nations or groups of nations will occur. This very interdependence makes it imperative that nations cooperate, communicate and consult with one another in a multi- jurisdictional and inter-disciplinary manner. At BORDERPOL, we firmly believe in the principle that good border security, traveler and migration management is built on the continual development and maintenance of the 3C’s: Cooperation, Communication and Consultation. We believe that by bringing together like-minded leaders of the world’s border security establishments, we contribute to making the world a safer place. That is why we co-host workshops with likeminded governments and hold our annual BORDERPOL Congress, now into its third Edition and taking placeDecember 9-11, 2014 in Budapest, Hungary. Join us in Budapest and be a part of the 3C #borderpolcommunity. Thomas A. [Tom] Tass Executive Director BORDERPOL 2 | World BORDERPOL Congress - www.world-borderpol-congress.com
Contents Welcome to your guide to the Preliminary Congress Programme of the 3rd World BORDERPOL Congress taking place in the beautiful city of Budapest on 9th-11th December 2014, hosted by the Ministry of Interior of Hungary and the Hungarian National Police. In this guide you will find all the information you require for a successful attendance, from the outline Congress Programme, correct at the time of printing, to details on the Closed Agency Only Workshops, as well as a great Accommodation Special Rate BORDERPOL has arranged with the venue hotel and how to book your delegate place and accommodation. If you have any queries regarding your attendance to the World BORDERPOL Congress, including clearance to attend the Closed Agency Only Workshops, please contact Neil Walker, Director of Programs & Events at neil.walker@borderpol.org. We look forward to welcoming you to Budapest this December, to the largest gathering of the border management and protection community for another great gathering of international border agencies and agencies at the border. 2 Welcome from Thomas Tass, Executive Director, BORDERPOL 3 Contents 4 Congress and Exhibition Schedule 5 Introduction 6 Registration 7 Workshops 8 - 13 Congress Programme 14 Networking Reception 15 The Venue 16 Accommodation 17 Exhibiting Opportunities 18 Sponsors and Supporters 19 Hotel Reservation Form 20 - 21 Delegate Registration Forms www.world-borderpol-congress.com - World BORDERPOL Congress | 3
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