In
partnership with the European Defence Agency (EDA), the European Union
Institute for Security Studies (EUISS) and l’Institut Stratégique
de l’Ecole Militaire (IRSEM), we will be happy to welcome you
on October 18th 2016 at Paris - le Bourget from 02:00 pm
to attend at the colloquium: Together for Safe and Secure Oceans.
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The
freedom to navigate safely on the oceans is vital if we want to safeguard
prosperity and development for everyone. The modern world is experiencing
unprecedented globalisation, accompanied by new turbulences that directly
affect the maritime world. This opening colloquium will provide the
opportunity for leading personalities to put forward new ways of dealing
efficiently with the multitude of challenges currently facing our seas.
PROGRAMME (update on 06/23/2016)
02.00 - 02.10 pm
Welcoming remarks
Patrick Boissier, President, GICAN
Antonio Missiroli, Director, EUISS
02.10 - 02.30 pm
Keynote address (leading personalities)
02.30 - 03.50 pm
The future of maritime security: low-end operations
The global maritime environment has become busier, more fragile, more
contested, and more complex –a trend which is unlikely to change
in the years to come. From enhancing maritime situational awareness,
information-sharing, to search and rescue operations, and countering
crime, the tasks and needs of maritime law enforcement agencies have
never been more varied. How can the maritime industry respond to these
changing needs in a proactive and flexible manner? What innovative technologies
and approaches could contribute to keeping our seas safe, secure and
open to all?
03.50 - 04.00 pm
Coffee break
04.00 - 05.20 pm
The future of naval warfare: high-end operations
Our current strategic environment is in flux. The emergence of new naval
powers, technological capabilities, and hybrid warfare tactics, calls
for a rethinking of traditional security approaches and operational
capacities. While interests and geopolitics drive global security dynamics,
preventing crises requires better coordination between the policy, military
and industrial spheres. How can the naval industry anticipate the needs
of governments if diplomacy fails? What could be the ‘game changing’
technologies of the future?
05.20 - 05.35 pm
Closing remarks (leading personalities) |
