Home2019-05-21T06:23:26+00:00

Download Brochure

Register Now

Site Visit

Contact the Ghana Navy

VIP SPEAKERS

Admiral James Foggo
Admiral James FoggoCommander, Allied Joint Force Command Naples, U.S. Naval Forces Europe, and U.S. Naval Forces Africa
U.S. Navy
Admiral Sunil Lanba
Admiral Sunil LanbaChief of the Naval Staff
India Navy
Vice Admiral Ibok Ete Ibas
Vice Admiral Ibok Ete IbasChief of Naval Staff
Nigeria Navy
Major General Moundhey G Ali
Major General Moundhey G AliCommander, Special Forces
Nigeria Army
Rear Admiral Koi Alexis Maomou
Rear Admiral Koi Alexis Maomou Chief of Staff
Guinea Navy
Rear Admiral Momar Diagne
Rear Admiral Momar Diagne Chief of Naval Staff
Senegal Navy
Rear Admiral Narciso Fastudo Jr
Rear Admiral Narciso Fastudo JrDeputy Executive Director
Interregional Coordination Center, Angola Navy
Captain Kossi Mayo
Captain Kossi Mayo Chief of Staff
Togo Navy
Captain Pedro Santana
Captain Pedro Santana Commander of the Coast Guard
Cape Verde
Captain Albert Ezin Bado
Captain Albert Ezin BadoChief of Naval Staff
Benin Navy
Dr. Kamal-Deen Ali
Dr. Kamal-Deen AliExecutive Director
Centre for Maritime Law and Security Africa
Dr. Dakuku Peterside
Dr. Dakuku PetersideDirector General
Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency
Victor Hamusa Kargbo
Victor Hamusa KargboActing Assistant Director of Fisheries
Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources, Sierra Leone
Captain F.M. Ahoyo
Captain F.M. AhoyoMaritime Prefect
Benin
Captain Emmanuel Kenfack
Captain Emmanuel KenfackCommander Surface Forces
Cameroon Navy
Captain Loulla Mabicka Sosthene
Captain Loulla Mabicka SostheneDirector
Centre for Maritime Security of Central Africa (CRESMAC)

EVENT OVERVIEW

Commemorating the 60th anniversary of the Ghanaian Navy, the inaugural International Maritime Defense Exhibition and Conference 2019 will feature the largest gathering of Africa’s maritime industry, as we host regional and international Chiefs of Naval Staff to celebrate this important milestone.

Piracy, illegal fishing, and armed robberies are some of the major issues threatening the Gulf of Guinea region. These threats not only disrupt regional stability but also hinder economic development. It is essential that international and intergovernmental actors continue to build upon joint capabilities to alter this progression. The inaugural International Maritime Defense Exhibition and Conference occurring 24-25 July 2019 at the Kempinski Gold Coast in Accra, Ghana will see the gathering of maritime stakeholders from around the globe discuss stabilizing economic advancement and security on the crucial Gulf of Guinea.

  • International Maritime
  • International Maritime
  • International Maritime

Download Brochure

Register Now

Site Visit

Contact the Ghana Navy

VIP SPEAKERS

Admiral James Foggo
Admiral James FoggoCommander, Allied Joint Force Command Naples, U.S. Naval Forces Europe, and U.S. Naval Forces Africa
U.S. Navy
Admiral Sunil Lanba
Admiral Sunil LanbaChief of the Naval Staff
India Navy
Vice Admiral Ibok Ete Ibas
Vice Admiral Ibok Ete IbasChief of Naval Staff
Nigeria Navy
Major General Moundhey G Ali
Major General Moundhey G AliCommander, Special Forces
Nigeria Army
Rear Admiral Koi Alexis Maomou
Rear Admiral Koi Alexis Maomou Chief of Staff
Guinea Navy
Rear Admiral Momar Diagne
Rear Admiral Momar Diagne Chief of Naval Staff
Senegal Navy
Rear Admiral Narciso Fastudo Jr
Rear Admiral Narciso Fastudo JrDeputy Executive Director
Interregional Coordination Center, Angola Navy
Captain Kossi Mayo
Captain Kossi Mayo Chief of Staff
Togo Navy
Captain Pedro Santana
Captain Pedro Santana Commander of the Coast Guard
Cape Verde
Captain Albert Ezin Bado
Captain Albert Ezin BadoChief of Naval Staff
Benin Navy
Dr. Kamal-Deen Ali
Dr. Kamal-Deen AliExecutive Director
Centre for Maritime Law and Security Africa
Dr. Dakuku Peterside
Dr. Dakuku PetersideDirector General
Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency
Victor Hamusa Kargbo
Victor Hamusa KargboActing Assistant Director of Fisheries
Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources, Sierra Leone
Captain F.M. Ahoyo
Captain F.M. AhoyoMaritime Prefect
Benin
Captain Emmanuel Kenfack
Captain Emmanuel KenfackCommander Surface Forces
Cameroon Navy
Captain Loulla Mabicka Sosthene
Captain Loulla Mabicka SostheneDirector
Centre for Maritime Security of Central Africa (CRESMAC)

EVENT OVERVIEW

Commemorating the 60th anniversary of the Ghanaian Navy, the inaugural International Maritime Defense Exhibition and Conference 2019 will feature the largest gathering of Africa’s maritime industry, as we host regional and international Chiefs of Naval Staff to celebrate this important milestone.

Piracy, illegal fishing, and armed robberies are some of the major issues threatening the Gulf of Guinea region. These threats not only disrupt regional stability but also hinder economic development. It is essential that international and intergovernmental actors continue to build upon joint capabilities to alter this progression. The inaugural International Maritime Defense Exhibition and Conference occurring 24-25 July 2019 at the Kempinski Gold Coast in Accra, Ghana will see the gathering of maritime stakeholders from around the globe discuss stabilizing economic advancement and security on the crucial Gulf of Guinea.

  • International Maritime
  • International Maritime
  • International Maritime

WHAT TO EXPECT

International Maritime
0+
ATTENDEES
International Maritime
0+
SPEAKERS
International Maritime
0+
CHIEFS OF NAVAL STAFF
International Maritime
0+
INTERACTIVE SESSIONS

TOP 5 REASONS TO ATTEND

Premier gathering of Africa’s maritime stakeholders

Fostering regional interagency collaboration to stabilize maritime security and economic development.

Witness an executive gathering of 15+ Chiefs of Naval staff addressing the regions key maritime requirements.

Providing a framework for facilitating joint-operations to boost naval capabilities and protecting regional waters.

Deepen strategic partnerships amongst International and Regional Navies to develop cooperative solutions.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

INDUSTRIES

column1-image1

Navies

column1-image1

Coast Guards

column1-image1

Maritime Police

column1-image1

Ministries of Interior

column1-image1

Ministries of Defense

column1-image1

Drug and Law Enforcement Agencies

column1-image1

Ministries of Fisheries and Aquaculture

column1-image1

Maritime Authorities including Port and Coastal authorities

JOB TITLE

column1-image1

Chief of Naval Staff (CNS)

column1-image1

Director of Naval Operations

column1-image1

Director General or Managing Director

column1-image1

Director of Policy and Plans

column1-image1

Director of Naval Logistics

column1-image1

Chief of Naval Safety and Standard

column1-image1

Director of Armament Supplies

column1-image1

Director, Fisheries Enforcement Unit

AGENDA

08:00 Executive Breakfast: Breakfast designated for VIP attendees
09:00 Chairman Welcome:
Rear Admiral Peter Kofi Faidoo, Former Chief of Naval Staff, Ghana Navy
09:10 Opening Ceremony
Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia
Hon. Dominic Aduna Bingab Nitiwul, Minister of Defence, Ghana
Lt. Gen. Obed Akwa, Chief of Defence Staff, Ghana Armed Forces
Rear Admiral Seth Amoama, Chief of Naval Staff, Ghana Navy
Awards of Appreciation presented to VIP attendees; Ribbon cutting ceremony and VIP exhibition tour
10:00 Opening keynote speech: Ghana Navy – past, present and the future
Chief of Naval Staff, Ghana Navy, Rear Admiral Seth Amoama
Maritime Forces: Joint Operations and strengthening interoperability
10:20 Exclusive CNS keynote panel discussion: Integrating transnational operations for enhanced maritime security

  • Revising existing concepts for joint operations to better handle the evolving maritime security challenges of the region
  • Incorporating the intelligence, expertise and domain awareness of regional forces to best protect the greater maritime and coastal environment
  • Creating an effective road map for the coordination of multi- nation operations to overcome regional security issues

Moderator:
Rear Admiral Seth Amoama, Chief of Naval Staff, Ghana Navy

Panellists:
Captain Pedro Santana, Commander of the Coast Guard, Cape Verde
Vice Admiral Ibok Ete Ibas, Chief of Naval Staff, Nigeria Navy
11:00 Key technology innovations to increase interoperability within the maritime sector

  • Identifying proficiency gaps in existing systems and the key technologies required to optimize resource efficiency
  • Leveraging advanced technology to enhance and complement existing assets and systems
  • Enhancing operational and coalition success through tailored solutions for the region’s maritime forces
11:30 Networking Break
12:00 CNS Insights (Nigeria)
Highlighting achievements and capabilities of Nigeria’s naval programs as well as the their projections for advancing information sharing and overcoming criminality at sea.
Vice Admiral Ibok Ete Ibas, Chief of Naval Staff, Nigeria Navy
Combatting illegal activities at sea
12:40 Increasing aerial surveillance and monitoring capabilities beyond territorial waters

  • Increased application of maritime air surveillance and satellite imagery through aircrafts and autonomous systems
  • Integrating these systems within command and control frameworks to best secure open seas and circumvent illicit activity
  • Leveraging collected data to empower real time combat readiness to better protect commercial vessels and employ limited security resources
13:10 Executive Panel Discussion: Counter piracy operations within the Gulf of Guinea

  • Using a cooperative approach to better understand the methods for dealing with piracy threats offensively and proactively
  • Developing the long- and short-term capacity building initiatives to better control regional waters
  • Identifying the immediate requirements of the regional navies, coast guards and law enforcement in securing the seas

Moderator:
Dr. Kamal-Deen Ali, Executive Director, Centre for Maritime Law and Security Africa
13:50 Networking Lunch
14:50 Curbing illegal, unregulated and unreported fishing

  • Effectively sanctioning dedicated entities, such as Fisheries Enforcement Unit in Ghana, with the right resources to monitor and police IUU
  • Identifying the programs necessary to support local fisheries while blocking foreign vessels from industrial trawling
  • Strengthening inter-ministerial efforts in combatting IUU

Moderator:
Senior official, Fisheries Enforcement Unit, Ghana

Panellists:
Victor Hamusa Kargbo, Acting Assistant Director of Fisheries, Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources, Sierra Leone
15:20 CNS Insights (Senegal)
Uncovering the methods used by Senegal’s maritime forces to monitor and patrol territorial waters as well as defining their commitment to ongoing counter-piracy operations within the GoG
Rear Admiral Momar Diagne, Chief of Naval Staff, Senegal Navy
15:50 CNS Insights (Guinea)
Observing Guineas efforts to protect the nations offshore oil and gas assets as well as to cooperative anti-piracy operations within the region
Rear Admiral Koi Alexis Maomou, Chief of Staff, Guinea Navy
16:20 Cyber security and electronic warfare in a marine context

  • Upgrading maritime sensor capabilities to detect and prevent against increasingly volatile EW threats
  • Limiting exposure to malicious cyber threats against the advanced data networks of maritime command and control systems
  • Incorporating cyber security risk management into existing vessel security assessments

Reserved: Senior representative, Ghana
16:50 Chairman closing remarks
Rear Admiral Peter Kofi Faidoo, Former Chief of Naval Staff, Ghana Navy
17:00 – 19:00 Closing Reception
08:50 Chairman opening remarks
Rear Admiral Geoffrey Mawuli Biekro, Former Chief of Naval Staff, Ghana Navy
Interagency approaches to secure critical infrastructure
09:00 Executive Panel Discussion: Coordination between navies, coastal guards, law enforcement and the oil sector

  • Increasing the monitoring of critical infrastructure and national resources through collaboration of oil and gas companies, emergency responders and law enforcement bodies
  • Implementing targeted task forces such as operation Ex Toru-Gbown in Nigeria to jointly and forcefully interdict crude oil theft
  • Combining resources (such as vessels, fast interceptor crafts and trained local personnel) to better combat militants
09:40 Optimizing secure communications and transnational, tactical networks

  • Overcoming challenges in interoperability and organizational overlap
  • Implementing secure and seamless multi-national communications across maritime networks to enhance operational efficiency
  • Utilizing onshore and offshore communication networks to efficiently monitor seas and coasts
Governance and regulatory aspects to secure territorial waters
10:10 Executive Panel Discussion: Integrated maritime strategies

  • African Union- Protecting and conserving Africa’s “Blue Economy”
  • ECOWAS and ECCAS- A framework for regional collaboration against maritime crimes
  • ICC- 2019 update on the regional strategy on safety and security with the regions maritime space

Panellists:
Rear Admiral Narciso Fastudo Jr Deputy Executive Director Interregional Coordination Center, Angola Navy Captain Djorwe Koskreo, Head of Naval Component, ECCAS Regional Armed Forces
10:50 CNS Insights (Togo)
UWitnessing Togo navy’s drive to enhance international collaboration to improve regional maritime security and partnerships
Captain Kossi Mayo, Chief of Staff, Togo Navy
11:30 Networking Break
12:00 Enhancing port security and handling capacity with adherence to ISPS standards

  • Applying renewed maritime security measures to ensure safe operations at the ports
  • Upskilling port security personnel to handle incoming traffic at ports as well as efficiently and swiftly managing anchorage areas
  • Identifying the latest trends within access control technology while focusing on the systems most beneficial for West Africa and the continent
12:30 Collective maritime administration and partnership

  • Increasing regulations and management related to shipping, maritime labor and coastal waters of a nation
  • Strengthening maritime administrations across Africa within cooperative frameworks
  • Benchmarking existing partnerships between maritime forces and administration bodies to outline the necessity of collaboration

Dr. Dakuku Peterside, Director General, Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency
13:00 Private security and armored guards: Securing ships and cargo

  • Contracting security personnel on board private vessels for secure transport
  • Observing and adhering to local law surrounding ship guards to safely guard the ship
  • Understanding the distinct duties between ship captain and ship guards during incidents
Naval Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul
13:30 Executive Panel Discussions: Maintaining and enhancing vessels at high operational readiness

  • Enhancing communication between Navies, Coast Guards, shipbuilders and manufacturers to design the best suited vessels
  • Meeting all expectations to ensure fleets are in the optimum condition to achieve their mission
  • Efficiently identifying when new parts and upgrades are needed through closely monitored supply-chains
14:00 Identifying the best partners for MRO facilities

  • Determining the requirements for current and future equipment and the capabilities of local personnel
  • Expanding the capacity of MRO facilities to meet future standards
  • Working with international and regional shipbuilders and certifiers to improve fleet optimization
14:30 Closing Ceremony
Lieutenant General Obed Boamah Akwa, Chief of Defense Staff, Ghana Armed Forces
Networking Lunch

SPONSORS & PARTNERS

We are looking for marine defense contractors, coastal security solutions and shipbuilders that can contribute to the overall maritime security requirements of West Africa. If you believe you have what we are looking for, please contact us at partnerships@gmevents.ae

Gold Sponsor

International, Maritime

Associate Sponsor

IMDEC

Strategic Partner

IMDEC

Strategic Partner

International, Maritime

Strategic Partner

Strategic Sponsor

IMDEC

Strategic Partner

IMDEC

Strategic Partner

International, Maritime

Strategic Partner

IMDEC

Official Engine Partner

IMDEC

Associate Sponsor

IMDEC

Strategic Partner

IMDEC

Strategic Partner

International, Maritime

Strategic Partner

IMDEC

Exhibitor

IMDEC

Strategic Partner

IMDEC

Strategic Partner

IMDEC

Strategic Partner

IMDEC

Strategic Partner

IMDEC

MEDIA PARTNERS

Key Media Partner

International, Maritime

International, Maritime
International, Maritime
International, Maritime
International, Maritime
International, Maritime
International, Maritime
International, Maritime
exhibition conference
International, Maritime
International, Maritime
International, Maritime
International, Maritime
International, Maritime
International, Maritime
International, Maritime
International, Maritime
International, Maritime
International, Maritime
International, Maritime
International, Maritime
International, Maritime
International, Maritime
International, Maritime

WHY PARTNER

exhibition conference

Hear first hand the specific requirements of the regions navies and maritime powers.

exhibition conference

Present your organization as a key supporter of Africa’s maritime industry to become a shortlisted supplier in the region.

exhibition conference

Foster both friendly and business relationships with the regions Naval leadership.

exhibition conference

Position your organization to enhance the capacity building of Africa’s sea and coastal authorities.

CONTACT THE GHANA NAVY

Commander Veronica Arhin
Public Relations Officer, Ghana Navy
veronica.arhin@navy.mil.gh

Lieutenant Kofi Amponsah Duodu
Assistant Naval Secretary (Special Projects), Ghana Navy
kaduodu@navy.mil.gh

EXCLUSIVE SITE VISIT TO SEKONDI NAVAL BASE

On Tuesday, 23 July 2019 Select delegates will be airlifted from Accra to Sekondi port by the Ghana Air Force for an exclusive site visit of the Sekondi Naval Base. The tour will consist of an in-depth walk through of the naval dockyard and base as well as a private sea tour to further display the advanced capabilities of Ghana’s Naval fleet.

Interested in participating, please contact partnership@gmevents.ae

  • International, Maritime
  • International, Maritime
  • International, Maritime

VENUE

KEMPINSKI HOTEL GOLD COAST CITY ACCRA

Ministries, PMB 66, Gamel Abdul Nasser Ave, Accra, Ghana
reservations.accra@kempinski.com
https://www.kempinski.com/en
+233 242 436000

  • International, Maritime
  • International, Maritime
  • International, Maritime
  • International, Maritime

REGISTER

USDAED

CONTACT US

info@gmevents.ae
gmevents.ae
+971 4 568 7800
Apex Atrium Motor City – Dubai

CONTACT US

.

HOSTED BY

ORGANISED BY

info@gmevents.ae
gmevents.ae
+971 4 568 7800
Apex Atrium Motor City – Dubai


About Israel Shipyards:
Israel Shipyards Ltd. is one of the largest privately owned shipbuilding and repair facilities in the Eastern Mediterranean. The manufacturing and repair plant is spread over 330,000 sq. meters. Israel Shipyards operates a Syncrolift with 3,600 tons of lifting capacity and has a total berthing area length of 1000 meters.

The company’s main offerings cover SAAR class missile corvettes including SAAR 4, SAAR 4.5 and SAAR S-72, Offshore Patrol Vessels (OPVs), fast patrol craft including SHALDAG MK II – MK V. Over the past decades, the company has built and delivered a large number of these vessels, which are in active service in the Israeli Navy as well as in the Navies, coast guards, and law enforcement authorities of countries around the world.

Saab serves the global market with world-leading products, services and solutions from military defence to civil security. With operations on every continent, Saab continuously develops, adapts and improves new technology to meet customers’ changing needs.
Saab has around 16,000 employees. Annual sales amount to around SEK 31 billion, of which we re-invest about 23 per cent in research and development.

Turkey’s “ARES Shipyard” has built up in 13 years to become the country’s fastest-growing company and its largest exporter of military and commercial craft.

The company’s facilities are located in Antalya Free Zone on the Mediterranean and comprise 4 air-conditioned factories with an enclosed production area of 40,000 sqm.

Having built over 100 pieces of vessels in miscellaneous sizes, ARES Shipyard among its top priorities, is willing to meet all needs of governmental and private institutions with its ambitious engineering team, customer tailored solutions and distinctive ILS department dedicated to life cycle support of its products. Many of company sales have been to export clients including Oman, Bahrain, Georgia, Nigeria, Cyprus, Qatar, Tanzania and Turkmenistan.

While it stands ready and able to develop new vessels along with its key partners to meet customer requirements, ARES Shipyard classifies its offerings in naval craft, patrol craft, and utility/support vessels.

REINTJES Middle East LLC., a subsidiary of REINTJES GmbH has the responsibility of Providing Sales & Product Support in the Middle East, Gulf, Africa and Indian Sub-continent
REINTJES GmbH is a globally acting, independent propulsion technology company, manufacturing gearboxes and propulsion systems at its headquarters in Hameln since 1927.
REINTJES continually expands its classic product portfolio of marine gearboxes for main drives with power ratings from 250 to 30,000 kW. Dredging gearboxes as well as complex system solutions such as pod drives and hybrid drives have rounded off the product range. For industrial use REINTJES offers high speed gearboxes.
The extensive product portfolio of, REINTJES Marine and Industrial Gearboxes are specially designed for the following applications.

  • Work boats
  • Fast Vessels
  • Fast Ferries
  • Pleasure yachts - FORTJES
  • Down Angle gear boxes

Additionally, RME is also the authorized distributor of VULKAN Marine & Industrial Couplings and Spares.

Twiga, a South African based company, continues to successfully supply bespoke acquisition projects for defence, security, counter smuggling and humanitarian aid clients.
Twiga’s Nyoka 4x4 armoured vehicle and Rugged Military Patrol ranges can be manufactured in the client’s country under a transfer of technology programme.
Nyoka 4x4 armoured vehicles and the Rugged Military Patrol boats are in service in Africa operated and maintained by the client.
The services Twiga provides range from technical training programmes to project and manufacturing management with the focus on meeting the requirements of the End User within agreed budget parameters.
The key driver underpinning all of the programmes Twiga supplies is to use the client’s acquisition programme to further develop indigenous capabilities for operating, maintaining and manufacturing.
Maritime Sky Platform is the media provider with deep local understanding and adoption of best international practices and its expertise.
With hands-on experience in planning and executing complex marketing and communication campaigns, we develop and cover every important aspect and field of local and international Maritime Events, Conferences, Corporate & Government Projects.
Gathering marine under one media platform that talks about solid and sustainable development, we provide “Premier Regional Portal” - area of exclusivity and innovative specialized media programs that modernize the entire industry and allow you to meet the World of Maritime from different perspectives.

Africa.com is the leading digital media company providing business, political, cultural, lifestyle and travel information related to the continent. https://www.africa.com

Freightbook Freightbook is a fast growing online database containing profiles of 2000+ freight forwarders in 130+ countries. The unique profile pages and new rating system provide a good insight into each registered company which raises confidence and increases business. Freightbook also provides a useful Smartphone Service where forwarders and suppliers to the freight industry can be found quickly on mobile devices. https://www.freightbook.net/
Revista de Marinha is the seniorest and most regular maritime magazine published in Portugal. Founded in January 1937, it is one of the few maritime magazines published in Portuguese language.
Revista de Marinha has six annual editions, all including articles from renown opinion makers of the maritime world, thus making the magazine a very reliable and valuable publication.With a 3.200 print each, the different editions title on a main maritime subject: Jan-Feb “Navy”, Mar-Apr “Fisheries”, Mai-Jun “Yachting and diving”, Jul-Aug “Merchant marine”, Sep-Oct “SciTech & Environment” and Nov-Dec “Ports”.
Every two months, the magazine is posted to 2.000 subscribers, including universities, port authorities, brokers, shipping companies, yards, the Portuguese Navy and Maritime Authorities.
Additionally Revista de Marinha is on the internet, as well as on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube, among other social networks. Our internet readers are 60% Portuguese, 20% French, 12% Brazilians, 2% North-Americans and 2% Angolans.
Revista de Marinha is a title property of Editora Náutica Nacional, a portuguese editor of maritime titles.
Editora Náutica Nacional
Av. Elias Garcia, nº20, 4dto
1000-149 Lisboa
Portugal
https://revistademarinha.com
redacao@revistademarinha.com
Gulf Fire Magazine is the only quarterly journal specific to the Middle East Fire market dedicated to both fire protection and firefighting. The editorial features are written by industry experts and comprise a unique blend focussing on the latest technology, training methods and equipment as well as highlighting sector specific issues from around the region. Regular product and company profiles, events updates and news make Gulf Fire Magazine the first choice read for fire protection and firefighting professionals. https://gulffire.mdmpublishing.com/
Unmanned Systems Technology (UST) is dedicated to technology and innovation within unmanned systems. Our website and weekly e-newsletter provide up-to-the-minute information about technological developments in this sector – both military and commercial – to a global audience, with over 38,000 visitors from over 200 countries every month. Our comprehensive supplier profiles showcase products, services and capabilities in the unmanned land, sea and air vehicle industry unmannedsystemstechnology.com
Information and Analytical Agency PortNews (IAA PortNews http://en.portnews.ru ) is the leading provider of maritime news in Russia covering both domestic and international markets. On-line news and analytical materials related to port services, sea and river transport, shipping and shipbuilding placed at the agency’s portal are available on open access. The audience of the portal’s Russian and English pages numbers about 8,000 regular readers. Our readership covers the territory from the North-West to the Far East of Russia as well as 60 countries worldwide. http://en.portnews.ru/events

Universal Freight Organisation Established in 2000, Universal Freight Organisation (UFO) is a friendly and professional ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 organisation with representation in over 100 countries and is one of the only remaining exclusive freight networks in the world. https://www.ufofreight.com/

AFRICAN SECURITY is an international tri-service bimonthly defence magazine, published by DBDC International Defence Publications & Events, covering security, defence and defence industrial issues in the African Continent as well as to provide a forum of reliable technical information for the fast-developing and expanding security, defence and defence industrial activities in Africa.
AFRICAN SECURITY is the media information server for the decision-making mechanisms of the African nations procurement circles in a multitude of areas, both military and industrial and serves regional and international industry experts through detailing and reporting on international activities in the security, defence and aerospace fields and projecting these into the requirements of the African Nations Armed and Security Forces and the African nations goal of creating a defence industrial capability in advanced technologies. https://www.dbdcgroup.com/
SourceSecurity.com is the world's leading security industry publication, with an audience of over 180,000 visits monthly. Securityinformed.com is specifically dedicated to the US and Americas security market. In addition to its unique and unrivalled comparative database of security products comprising over 18,000 products, including CCTV cameras, IP cameras, access control systems, intruder alarms and integrated security systems, content includes news & analysis, latest applications, and a directory of security companies and events. The site also features in-depth coverage of products and applications in vertical markets such as airport & ports, retail and industrial & commercial security. Dedicated areas for IP security and biometric security recognize the emergence and growth of these technologies, while experts from the industry contribute their valuable insights on business and technology trends. With its depth and breadth of content, SourceSecurity.com is the definitive resource for the security industry.
IFP Magazine is the only international journal dedicated to fire safety, prevention and protection covering every aspect of the passive and active fire protection market. The editorial features are written by industry experts and comprise a unique blend focusing on the latest technology and equipment as well as highlighting sector specific issues from around the world. Regular product and company profiles, events updates and news make IFP the first choice read for fire safety professionals. https://ifpmag.mdmpublishing.com/
HSRC provides premium off-the-shelf market reports on present and emerging technologies and industry expertise, enabling global clients to gain time-critical insight into business opportunities. All reports include in-depth information and analysis of emerging markets, technologies, and industries broken down by geography, market, vertical, technology, product, and revenue stream. Our reports support Homeland Security & Public Safety communities worldwide in their strategic decision-making process, providing up-to-date market knowledge, analysis, and insights.

HSRC offers customized research services geared towards providing our clients with clear, actionable recommendations designed to empower decision-making and to help exploit emerging opportunities in the market. The customized research services provide a deep analysis of specific markets and eco-systems, target geographies, strategic segments and verticals, competitor analysis and technological benchmarks. The custom research services are provided as an ad hoc assignment or as an ongoing service. homelandsecurityresearch.com

The international business magazine JURA MOPE SEA published in English, Chinese, Russian, and Lithuanian languages, is well known in the international market and to the transport, logistics specialists, leaders of transport business and politicians of the Eurasian region since 1999.

The magazine is published 6 times per year with the circulation of 4-10 thousand paper copies.

Each issue is distributed in several international transport and logistics events in Europe and Asia, Airports in Lithuania, DFDS Seaways ferries and in other places. All the publications of the magazine can be found on the website www.jura.lt and on the website www.coscc.ebizchina.net

Readers of the magazine are the leaders and managers of transport business, politicians, diplomats, scientists, students, analysts of maritime and transport business in more than 150 countries worldwide.

JŪRA MOPE SEA is published by the private company Juru Informacijos Centras (The Center of Marine Information Ltd) http://www.jura.lt/

GeoConnexion International and GeoConnexion UK bring you the latest news and stories plus reports from geotechnology industries in UK, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, North America and Asia.
Coverage of topics such as 3D Visualisation, Remote Sensing, LiDAR, Cloud, Mobile Mapping, Navigation with emphases on healthcare, public safety, retail, the environment, utilities, surveying, LBS, transport/ logistics, telecommunications and more.
View the magazines: http://www.geoconnexion.com/publications/
Subscribe to GeoConnexion magazines: http://www.geoconnexion.com/membership/
Sign Up for free GeoConnexion Newsletter: http://www.geoconnexion.com


Project Cargo Network Project Cargo Network (PCN) is an ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certified organisation established to provide a networking platform for the world’s top heavy lift and project cargo specialists. Members work for many sectors including oil and gas, pulp and paper, automotive, construction, power and energy, as well as aid cargo. The fast-growing organisation comprises of 230+ specialists in 100+ countries. https://www.projectcargonetwork.com/

Defence Industries is essentially a B2B online business and media platform that has under it wraps the largest global database of defence buyers and suppliers. Defence-industries.com covers in-depth trends that shape industry dynamics and metamorphose global economics.
Defence-industries.com covers in-depth trends that shape industry dynamics and metamorphose global economics. With services like search engine optimization, global magazine, social media marketing, product video showcase, e-mail marketing, e-newsletter sponsorship, banner advertising, event marketing and micro-website within our platform, www.defence-industries.com has created a recognition that spans over a global audience, thereby revolutionizing how businesses transact.
Worldoils is a company that combines the power of marketing as well as the in-house expertise for the Oil, Gas, Offshore and the Maritime industries.Worldoils' web portal www.worldoils.com has become a truly central platform for visitors who need information regarding oil and gas products and services, research, training, conferences, news and events as well as a popular advertising base for providers of Oil, Gas, Marine and Offshore services. Worldoils has also launched the jobs system and a marketplace. In the recent months, Worldoils has strengthened its position as a fast developing central place for buying and selling of land rigs, offshore rigs, barge rigs and other oilfield and subsea equipment.
Security Middle East print magazine, website, Interactive magazine and direct email service provides the most successfully integrated media platform in the Middle East region. This bi-monthly magazine is the leading publication for security and safety across the GCC and Middle East with a circulation of 14,000 and wider readership of over 42,000 installers, integrators, suppliers and buyers. The web site is ranked No1 on most major search engines like Google and receives over 28,000 hits per month, providing a one stop shop for news and products for installers and buyers in the region. Couple this with our new Interactive magazine you can demonstrate your products to a key target market like never before.
For more information about Security Middle East magazine, Website and range of online services please visit- http://securitymiddleeastmag.com/ Contact mike@securitymiddleeastonline.com Tel: +44 (0) 1752 267 330

Follow us on twitter @SMEMAG Linked IN @ Security Middle East Magazine

Connecting security and technology professionals to the latest events, education and technology across a global security domain. https://www.mysecuritymarketplace.com/
Defence and Security Alert (DSA) is a premier world-class, new wave monthly magazine which features paradigm changing in-depth analyses on defence, security, safety and surveillance and world affairs. DSA covers the entire spectrum of ‘defence’, ‘security’ and world affairs issues highlighting the developing scenarios impacting Indian and global strategic concerns. Insightful and thought-provoking content of DSA commands serious reading by decision and policy makers at highest echelons in the government and corporate world. DSA is the only ISO 9001:2015 certified Indian magazine in this genre and proudly features on prestigious positions on the Intranet of Indian Air Force (IAF). http://www.dsalert.org/

Unmanned Systems Technology.com (UST) is dedicated to technology and innovation within unmanned systems. Our website and weekly e-newsletter provide up-to-the-minute information about technological developments in this sector – both military and commercial – to a global audience, with over 80,000 visitors from over 200 countries every month. Our comprehensive supplier profiles showcase products, services and capabilities in the unmanned land, sea and air vehicle industry.
https://www.unmannedsystemstechnology.com/


Cargo Connections Cargo Connections was formed in 2014 and offers Restricted Representation so membership is only offered to a limited number of freight forwarders who offer air, sea and road freight services per country. With a cutting-edge website, Cargo Connections offers innovative membership benefits including a useful Smartphone Service. http://www.cargoconnections.net/

Company Products and Services:
- Consulting services to promote defense products in the domestic and global markets (comprehensive advertising and information support, targeted search for foreign-country partners and preliminary consulting, representation of foreign-country customers in Ukraine and Ukrainian customers in a number of foreign countries, organization of subject-specific events);
- Subject-specific information products:

  • Defense Express Ukraine-language monthly journal (distributed by subscription);
  • Ukrainian Defense Review English-language quarterly journal (the only information product that is intended specifically to introduce Ukrainian arms suppliers to international events on military technology);
  • “Ukrainian Technology: Ukrainian Private-Sector Defense Industries” annual specialized Directory;
  • Online Information Portal Defence-UA.com provides Ukrainian and English-language news and articles on subject-specific matters;
  • Analytical reports and expert assessments;
  • Subject-specific information products (handbooks, books and reviews).

Tel.: +38 044 425-42-10
Mobile.: +38 098 907-67-64
E-mail: defence-ua@i.ua
defence-ua.com

HOMELAND SECURITY is the publishing house that produces specialist journals:
Homeland Security, Global Security, Public Security – Helping Hands,
Science^2 – Safety and Security. They focus on international political, scientific, technical and additional up-to-date challenges arising from the sectors of safety and security, civil protection, disaster assistance and security research. The editorial team is located all over the world: https://www.homeland-sec.de/en/
“FAM - FUERZAS MILITARES DEL MUNDO” (World Military Forces) is a military international magazine in Spanish.
Nowadays, FAM is the leading defense and security publication in Spain, Portugal and all Latin America + USA.
FAM - Fuerzas Militares del Mundo is distributed in many Spanish and Portuguese language countries with more than 15.000 copies. Our magazine is present in the main defense and aeronautics international fairs like Farnborough, Eurosatory, FIDAE, DSA, Paris International Airshow, DSEI, etc http://www.fuerzasmilitares.com/
A dedicated media provider for security and technology professionals, as well as end-users across multiple channels. Stay updated by downloading the MySecurity Media app now! https://mysecuritymedia.com/
ARMS JOURNAL (AJ), is an International Defence Industry magazine, which is an excellent platform for the fast developing and expanding defence industrial activities, arms capabilities and military technologies in regions around the world.

The readership profile consists of Military officials, Defence analysts, Diplomats, Public & Private sector defence production enterprises, think tanks, academia, executives in the trade, logistics and engineering sectors.

The contents in the Journal are published under the supervision of a senior editorial board, representing intellects and professionals in the field of defence sector, current affairs and academia.

The Arms Journal reaches its readers through subscription, complementary copies and on digital platforms.
http://armsjournal.com/index.php/about/