Securing Asia 2013 once again convened an invited group of key stakeholders within the defence and homeland security space to discuss, debate and share their experiences and security requirements over the course of two days.

The Summit’s unique B2B model encompasses 4 elements:

Securing Asia 2013 Post Show Report

Networking

B2B Meetings

Exhibition

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Afghanistan, Armenia, Bahrain, Belgium, Ethiopia, Germany, Ghana, India, Indonesia, Israel, Japan, Jordan, Kazakhstan,

Lebanon, Malaysia, Nepal, Oman, Qatar, Taiwan, Turkey, the UK Home Office, UAE, Ukraine, and Vietnam.

The high level delegations included representatives from the Defence, Police, Military, Paramilitary forces and Embassies.

� Security Minister, Home Office, UK

� National Counter Terrorism Security Office, UK

� Abu Dhabi Police, UAE

� Bahrain Defence Force, Bahrain

� Bahrain Navy

� Minister Counsellor, Embassy of Ethiopia

� Deputy Inspector General, Manipur Police, India

� Minister Counsellor, Embassy of Indonesia

� Senior Superintendent of Police, Sikkim, India

� Trade Counsellor, Embassy of Belgium

� Defence Attache, Embassy of Qatar

The Summit witnessed participation from 24 countries

General Directorate of Internal Security Forces, Lebanon

Public Security Directorate, Jordan

National Security Council’s Secretariat, Nepal

Richard Freeman, Police and Security Adviser UKTI Defence & Security Organisation

Director KGM International, Japan

� Additional DGP (Security), Uttar Pradesh Police, India

� Head of Police Liaison, High Commission of Malaysia

� Additional Director General of Police, Assam Police, India

� Public Security Directorate, Jordan

� National Security Council’s Secretariat, Nepal

� General Directorate of Internal Security Forces, Lebanon

� Chief Consultant, DRDO, India

� Former Minister of National Security, Ghana

� Committee of National Security, Kazakhstan

� National Security Council, Oman

� DIG of Police, Sikkim Police, India

“The Summit gives a platform to potential buyers and sellers which would naturally benefit mutually. It also gives the opportunity to interact personally with the sellers about the specific requirement of the buyers. Moreover, it is also an opportunity to find out and know genuine sellers, their reliability, credibility and trustworthiness once a deal is struck” –Clay Khongsai, IPS, Dy. Inspector General of Police, Manipur Police, India

“ I liked that the conference was with an exposition and that each delegation had a reserved time

to speak with representatives of companies”

– Talgat K. Bazarbekov, Counsellor, Embassy of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

Mr Francis Poku, Africa EU Link Former Minister of National Security, Ghana

Vietnam RepresentativeASEAN UK Business Forum

Lt. Gen. JP Singh, PVSM AVSM (Retd.), Chief Consultant, DRDO, India

Committee of National Security of Kazakhstan

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Mr James BrokenshireSecurity Minister,Home Office, UK

Lt Gen JP Singh, PVSM, AVSM (Retd)Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO)Ministry of Defence, India

Mr Peter CookSecurity Director & Founder,Security Association for the Maritime Industry (SAMI), London, UK

Detective Sergeant Phil ChesworthNational Counter Terrorism Security Office (NaCTSO), UK

Mr G ParthasarathyFormer Ambassador of India to Cyprus, Australia, Myanmar;Spokesman of the Office of former Prime Minister, Mr Rajiv Gandhi

Prof Anatol LievenAuthor, Journalist, Policy Analyst and Chair of International Relations, War Studies Department, King’s College, London

Mr Shyam Ratan Mehra, IPS (Retd)Former Secretary, Bureau of Civil Aviation, India

Mr Dvir RubinshteinManager, Security Department, Aviation Security Operation Center, State of Israel

Mr Gopal JainAdvocate, Supreme Court of India

Dr Christoph RojahnDirector, Forensic,Deloitte & Touche GmbH, Germany

Mr OP Singh, IPSAdditional Director General (Security),Uttar Pradesh Police, India

Mr Rahul SrivastavaDSP (Chief Minister’s Security),Uttar Pradesh Police, India

Key Speakers for Securing Asia 2013

Mr SK Pandey, IPSAdditional Director General (Naxal Operations),Madhya Pradesh Police, India

Mr BJ Mahanta, IPSAdditional Director General,Assam Police, India

Mr Yashvant MalhotraGroup Head – Security,Cairn Energy Ltd, India

Mr Graham SharpDirector, Bristorm,Hill and Smith Limited, UK

Mr Lee C HibbertChief Resilience Officer,Dark Star, UK

Mr Alan RoanDirector, Cervus Defence and Security Ltd, UK

Dr Thomas RidDepartment of War Studies,King’s College, London

Brig Subodh Kaul, VSM (Retd)Director, Training,Indianeye Institute of Homeland Security, India

Col Gautam Nanda (Retd)Vice President – Business Development,Indianeye Security, India

Dr Devdutt PattanaikAuthor of “Business Sutra”;TV Personality; Mythologist;Chief Belief Officer, Future Group, India

Mr Sanjay SenSenior Advocate; Managing Partner,Praxis Partners, India

Master of CeremonyMr Maroof RazaAuthor; Media Commentator;Mentor, Security Watch India

Highlights of the Summit

Participants in 2013 Included

Summit Partner:

� There was an estimated footfall of 450 visitors over the course of the two-day Summit.

� An estimated business worth $20 million was generated for one of the exhibitors at the Summit.

� Select participants and visitors included high ranking officials and government representatives as well as decision makers from the private sector.

� The Summit was supported by over 35 Media across Asia, Africa, the Middle East and Europe.

� The post event Dedicated Business Service facilitated and generated business for participants in Asia and the Middle East.

� Valuable insights were discussed by experts on Geopolitics, International partnerships and mitigating existing threats.

After the success of Securing Asia 2013, we are pleased to announce the dates of The Summit

will be held once again at the on the Witnessing the exponential

growth in Asia, a similar pattern has started to emerge in Africa which cannot be ignored. The Asian market is valued

in excess of $1 Trillion for homeland security, counter terrorism and defence products. According to the Israel Export

and International Cooperation Institute, African homeland security spending is expected to reach $344.5 Billion in

2022, up from $178 Billion in 2010.

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