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International Summit: 8 & 9 December 2014
Interactive Workshop: 10 December 2014
InterContinental, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Bringing together
the world’s foremost
experts to forecast and
develop strategies to
counter future maritime
security threats
Distinguished keynote speakers:
… see the complete speaker list inside!
Brigadier David Evans,
Head of
Information Services,
Royal Navy
Major J. Munoz Carave,
Chief Pilot,
MPA Squadron,
Spanish Air Force
Captain Lee Petty,
Commodore,
U.S Coast Guard
Will Watson,
Vice President,
Maritime Security
Council
Chris Reynolds,
Director,
Irish Coast Guard
Rear Admiral
Geoffrey Mawuli Biekro,
Chief of Staff,
Ghana Navy
FIVE REASONS TO ATTEND COASTAL & MARITIME
SURVEILLANCE MIDDLE EAST:
1. Co-located with the region’s premier naval conference, OPV Middle East,
allowing you access to network with over 300 of the Gulf’s foremost leaders in
naval affairs
2. A special focus on attracting widespread air force, coast guard and naval
officers, allowing all the major participants in coastal surveillance matters to
meet in one place and interact with stimulating, advanced lectures on solving
their joint operational problems
3. Gain insight of the major developments taking place in the Middle East
regarding maritime security from most regional agencies; benchmark your
own operational procedures with theirs
4. Explore the future of integrated air, land and maritime surveillance assets; see
what options are being adopted in other countries, which solutions are having
the most success, and what could be applied to your own country in order to
achieve a full, workable surveillance picture
5. Now that you have a full maritime surveillance picture, what technologies
will allow you the faster response time with the most effective application of
force? - Just one of the many questions this conference will address and help
you to improve your operational challenges
DON’T MISS:
Post conference workshop – Optimising vessels and training
crew to combat piracy and counter terrorism
• Stimulate thought and discussion on the most suitable patrol
craft for the Middle East – finding a balance between speed,
survivability, lethality and cost
• Ensure your crew and vessels are equipped for interdiction to
stifle illicit activities and counter terrorism
• Engage in discussion with a select group of naval officers
Co-located with:

LETTER FROM THE CHAIRMAN OF OPV MIDDLE EAST, HIS
EXCELLENCY REAR ADMIRAL (R) AHMED AL SABAB AL TENEIJI,
FORMER CHIEF OF THE UAE NAVAL FORCES
Dear Colleague,
Welcome to the Coastal & Maritime Surveillance Middle East, a premier international summit aimed at
strengthening naval operations in the Middle East. The meeting will bring together local and international stakeholders
that are responsible for the development of effective naval operations and maritime surveillance and reconnaissance
in the region and abroad.
With recent global catastrophes particularly highlighting the difficulty in delivering effective wide area maritime
surveillance, countries are now analysing and evaluating their current operations and asking how they can improve
their maritime situational awareness.
Coastal & Maritime Middle East will gather experts from the Middle East’s community and abroad, to discuss
Maritime Domain Awareness around the globe, bringing together key military and industry contacts in the sector for a
two day meeting to discuss current challenges and operational gaps.
The event will cover important topics that are present in the sector such as:
· Coordination and interoperability of naval operations
· Enhancing the region’s Maritime Domain Awareness (MDA)
· Reducing the vulnerability of the Middle East maritime sector
· Enhancing international and regional cooperation
· Enforcing anti-crime surveillance, intelligence and information sharing in the Middle East
· Identifying the latest technologies for maritime security and surveillance and how to apply them
The meeting will be co-located with the prestigious OPV Middle East, a
global conference that is growing in scope in the region, debating about
the future plans of in the Middle East and delivered directly by many of
the most senior officers in the GCC region and abroad.
This international conference will be a source of national pride and it
will position the region as a centre for maritime operations.
I hope that you will take time to read our brochure and consider
attending this important meeting.
Yours sincerely,
Rear Admiral (R) Ahmed Al Sabab Al Teneiji
Chairman, Offshore Patrol Vessels Middle East
IQPC provides business executives around the world with tailored practical conferences, large-scale
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WHO HAS ATTENDED PAST EVENTS?
Job titles such as:
• Admiral
• AGM, International Business
Development
• Ambassador
• Assistant General Manager
• Business Development Manager
• Business Development Manager
International Defence
• Chairman
• Commander
• Commercial Director
• Commercial Manager - ME
• Commodore
• Counsellor
• Defence Attache
• Defence Attaché
• Director
• Director General
• Director Government Services
• Director Intl Defence
• First Secretary for Security
• Future Ships Branch Head
• General Manager
• Head of Maritime Security
• Head of Sales MEA
• Head of Warship Business
• Lieutenant
• Lieutenant Commander
• Major General
• Managing Director
• Managing Director and Chief Executive
Officer
• Maritime Advisors
• Military Attache
• Military Attaché
• Naval Attache
• Naval Captain
• Naval Projects Director
• Political Analyst
• President & CEO
• Program Manager
• Public Relations Coordinator
• Rear Admiral
• Sales Area Manager
• Sales Manager
• Senior Defense Official Defense Attach
• Vice Admiral
• Vice President of Marketing
• Vice President Of Sales
From leading organisations
Including:
• Aeromaritime Systembau GmbH
• Aresa Marine SL
• Armstrong Marine
• Bahrain Coast Guard
• BMT Defence Services Ltd
• Booz and Company UK LTD
• British Embassy
• British Embassy Abu Dhabi
• Calzoni S.R.L.
• Cantiere Navale Vittoria SpA
• CICPA
• Culmen International, LLC
• Damen Shipyards Gorinchem
• Deena Shipping LLC
• Egypt Navy
• Embassy of Canada
• Embassy of Morocco
• Embassy of the Islamic Republic of
Pakistan
• Embassy of the Kingdom of the
Netherlands
• Etihad Ship Building LLC
• EU Military
• Fincantieri
• Flir Systems
• French Navy
• Frequentis AG
• German Embassy
• International Bunkering Middle
East DMCC
• International Security Network
• Kuwait Ministry of Defence
• Kuwait Navy
• Larsen and Toubro Limited
• Maritime Infrastructure Protection Forces
Advisory and Training Group
• Naval Officers Academy UAE
• Navantia
• Navy International Programs Office
• Norsafe AS
• Northrop Grumman Sperry Marine
• Qatar Coast Guard
• Qatar Emiri Naval Forces
• RMK Marine
• Royal Danish Embassy
• Royal Navy
• Smart Engineering and Design
Solutions Ltd
• Solas Marine Services Co LLC
• Spanish Navy
• STM - Savunma Teknolojileri
Mühendislik ve Ticaret A Ş
• STX France Lorient
• Terma
• Thuraya Telecommunications Company
• UAE Coast Guard
• UAE Joint Command Staff College
• UAE Navy
• UKMCC
• Ukrainian Navy
• US Coast Guard
• US Embassy
• US Navy Central Command
BENEFITS OF ATTENDING:
• Be at the forefront of maritime security in the Middle East
through high level interaction with senior representatives from
navies, air forces and coasts guards and ports security officials
from across the region
• Gain a full picture of maritime security and coastal protection
in the Middle East through access to two dedicated summits
• Access to speaker presentations from the region and further
abroad offering a unique and exclusive opportunity to develop
best practice and offer more comprehensive solutions
• Get it all done in one trip – be part of the most comprehensive
and diverse maritime security summit in the region

CONFERENCE DAY ONE, MONDAY 8 DECEMBER 2014
08:00 VIP welcome and registration
Shaping the future of coastal and maritime surveillance in the Gulf
09:00 Welcome remarks from the chairman of Coastal & Maritime Surveillance Middle East
Will Watson, Vice-President, Maritime Security Council
09:30 Outlining the maritime security threats in the region and the Kuwait Coast Guard’s efforts to increase Maritime
Domain Awareness (MDA)
Commander Mubarak Ali Al-Sabah, Chief of Maritime Operations, Kuwait Coast Guard
International developments: Enhancing the protection of coasts and domestic waters
by investing on state-of-the-art technologies that can tackle lack of resources
10:00 Increasing operational and permanent maritime situational awareness through the use effective share of information
in the EU region – Why it’s necessary and urgent to happen
Vice Admiral Antonio José Bonifácio Lopes, Vice Chief of Naval Staff, Portuguese Navy
10:30 Morning refreshments and exhibition tour
11:00 Investing in coastal surveillance technology like coastal vessel traffic management information system and
exploring options for integrated Automatic Identification System (AIS) technologies, as a strategy to improve
security around critical infrastructure and shipping lanes in the EEZ
Rear Admiral Geoffrey Mawuli Biekro, Chief of Staff, Ghana Navy
11:30 U.K. Maritime ISTAR: The strategic requirement to tackle the development of non-military threats such as counter-
terrorism, border control and non-state threats
Brigadier David Evans, Head of Information Services, Royal Navy
12:00 Understanding the difficulties of fighting contemporary maritime threats and how to incorporate naval technology
that can monitor large and complex borders to ensure rapid response
Lt Commander Sebastian Lea, Naval Warfare Instructor and Specialist, Former Royal Navy
12:30 Networking and refreshments break
13:00 Strengthening Maritime Security in the Gulf by developing maritime humanitarian presence on the seas, providing U.S.
Navy’s Fifth Fleet with combat-ready assets and formulating strong and independent relationships throughout the region
Captain Lee Petty, Commodore, U.S. Coast Guard
13:30 The evolving nature of maritime threats: The urgent need to develop capabilities and capacity as a response to
current challenges in the Arabian Sea
Commodore Seshadri Vasan (Ret.), Head of Strategy and Security, Centre for Asia Studies
14:00 Interactive panel: Best strategies for closer international cooperation
• Understanding the best strategies to avoid multi-agency miscommunication
• Learning international procedures and guidelines for a closer cooperation
• How to improve response time in an international disaster
Captain Lee Petty, Commodore, U.S. Coast Guard
Brigd. David Evans, Royal Marines
Major Per Jensen, Surveillance Specialist, Royal Danish Air Force
14:30 Closing remarks and end of conference day one followed by VIP lunch
CONFERENCE DAY TWO, TUESDAY 9 DECEMBER 2014
Overview of sub regional international surveillance strategies that can be applied
to the Gulf
09:00 Analysing the action plan being developed by the EU to increase situation awareness in several EEZ and how it can
be implemented in the Gulf as a revolutionary strategy against maritime threats
Colonel Martin Cauchi Inglott, Assistant Chief of Staff, EU Military Staff
09:30 Assessing Finnish’s approach to maritime surveillance in the Baltic Sea: Platforms, capability and inter-agency
cooperation as a national priority to face modern threats
Lieutenant Colonel Jyri Raitasalo, Docent of Strategy and Security Policy, Finnish Defence Forces
10:00 Creating an effective Aerial Surveillance Framework that allows detailed sub regional share of information and ensures
Scandinavia’s maritime security
Major Per Jensen, Surveillance Specialist, Royal Danish Air Force
11:00 The involvement of the Spanish Air Force at Operation Atalanta in Africa: Facing new threats, countering piracy and
armed robbery off the Gulf of Aden and Somalia and bringing security to the region
Major Jose Carave, Chief Pilot, MPA Squadron, Spanish Air Force
The development of innovative and cost-effective maritime surveillance technology
that allow situational awareness in wide and complex regions
11:30 How the Irish Coast Guard is using commercial satellites and effective smart phone technologies to enhance
surveillance capacities and ensure the safety of domestic waters and coast
Chris Reynolds, Director, Irish Coast Guard
12:30 The need for improved information sharing between Governmental, Military and Intelligence communities and the
commercial maritime sector to combat threats and increase security at sea
Enhancing capabilities and preventing future threats by creating effective me
13:00 The development of regional maritime education programmes as the backbone for upcoming effective operations
and looking at future developments, standards and requirements for maritime procedures
Dr Martin Renilson, Dean, Maritime Programs, Higher Colleges of Technology
13:30 Assisting those affected by piracy by developing continuous training and rehabilitation programme in order to
prevent future attacks
Toon Van de Sande, West Africa Project Researcher, Maritime Piracy Humanitarian Response Programme
14:00 Integrating relevant programmes for the Air Force to prevent current menaces to the coastline: Piracy, terrorism
attacks against the oil industry, smuggling and illegal fishing
Adam Bogg, Program Chair, Aviation Science (KBZAC), Higher Colleges of Technology
14:30 Closing remarks and end of conference day two followed by VIP lunch
The published programme is correct at time of printing. However, given the seniority of our speakers and the nature of their roles, speakers may
subsequently substitute or remove themselves from the programme. This is always regrettable, and we will always try to replace the speaker with a speaker
with equivalent insight. For the most up-to-date programme, please visit the event website.
Conference Agenda
Monday 8 & Tuesday 9 December 2014

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CONFERENCE DAY ONE – MONDAY 8 DECEMBER 2014
08:45 Welcome remarks from the Chairman of OPV Middle East
His Excellency Rear Admiral (R) Ahmed Al Sabab Al Teneiji, Chairman of OPV Middle East and former Chief of Naval
Forces UAE
09:00 Delivering a safe and secure maritime environment in the Middle East through increased cooperation
Vice Admiral John W. Miller, Commander, US Navy Central Command
09:30 Mapping changes in the regional security landscape over the last 12 months and what this means for security
agencies in the region
His Excellency Major General Ahmad Yusuf Al Mulla, Advisor to the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence,
Kuwait Ministry of Defence
10:00 Adding fire power the Finnish fleet for improved surveillance, protection and counter measures for subsurface threats
Rear Admiral Kari Takanen, Commander, Finnish Navy
11:00 Contributing to the fight against smuggling - learning from the Bahrain Coast Guard recent operation to intercept
and apprehend smugglers at sea
His Excellency Brigadier-General Ala’a Abdullah Seyadi, Commander, Bahrain Coast Guard
11:30 From the Horn of East Africa to West Africa’s treacherous Gulf of Guinea – gaining insights from recent experiences
in counter-piracy operations from the Portuguese Navy
Vice Admiral António José Bonifácio Lopes, Vice Chief of Staff, Portuguese Navy
12:00 Effectively policing the EEZ and safeguarding littorals through the use of fast patrol craft
Rear Admiral (UH) Adnan ÖZBAL, Commandant, Turkish Coast Guard
13:00 The Spanish Armada in the Middle East – supporting security efforts and adding strength to operations
Staff Officer, Spanish Armada, appointed by Admiral Jaime Muñoz-Delgado, Chief of Naval Staff
13:30 Trends in naval communication – understanding challenges in tactical communication and future requirements
Oliver Karim Werning, Deputy Head of Sales and Business Development, AEROMARITIME Systembau GmbH
14:00 Experiences of the Sri Lankan Navy to police littoral waters and inland water ways to combat illicit activities
Principal Staff Officer, Sri Lanka Navy, appointed by Vice Admiral Jayantha Perera, Commander, Sri Lanka Navy
14:30 Closing remarks and end of conference day one followed by VIP lunch
Official Gala Dinner
Join us for the OPV Middle East 2014 Gala Dinner on 8 December 2014 at 19:00.
Guest of honour and guest speaker:
His Excellency Major General Ahmad Yusuf Al Mulla
Advisor to the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence Kuwait
Open to all registered attendees, the dinner will provide the best opportunity to network in a relaxed and enjoyable setting,
all while listening to wartime stories from the guest speaker.
CONFERENCE DAY TWO – TUESDAY 9 DECEMBER 2014
08:45 Welcome remarks from the Chairman of OPV Middle East
His Excellency Rear Admiral (R) Ahmed Al Sabab Al Teneiji, Chairman of OPV Middle East and former Chief of Naval
Forces UAE
09:00 Determining the effectiveness of multinational efforts to ensure regional maritime security and eradicate
illicit activities
Commodore Keith Blount, Commander, UK Maritime Component Royal Navy
09:30 Effectively coordinating multinational efforts to combat piracy and counter terrorism to provide more secure
shipping routes
Rear Admiral Bob Tarrant, Operation Commander, European Union Naval Force Somalia
10:00 Kuwait Coast Guard and the contemporary maritime security issues
11:00 Security panel discussion: The role of navies and coast guards to ensure safety beyond EEZ through
regional cooperation
Captain Sami Alageel, Advisor to HRH the Minister of Defence, Saudi Ministry of Defence
Rear Admiral Athar Mukhtar SI(M), Director General, Pakistan Maritime Security Agency
11:30 Supporting regional security efforts through training, information sharing and a collaborative approach to
maritime surveillance
Rear Admiral Athar Mukhtar SI(M), Director General, Pakistan Maritime Security Agency
12:00 Bracing for a changing security climate through identification of emerging threats – what will the future of maritime
security resemble?
Staff Officer, French Naval Forces, appointed by Admiral Bernard Rogel, Chief of Naval Staff
13:00 Training and developing NATO Forces to improve maritime interdiction capabilities
Staff Officer, NATO Maritime Interdiction Operational Training Centre, appointed by Commandant
13:30 Developing multinational training exercises to meet common security goals
Lt Col Andrew Mallia, Commander, Armed Forces of Malta Maritime Squadron, MQR
14:00 The progression of amphibious operations and its relevancy to navies and coast guards
Commodore (R) Michele Cosetino ITN, Naval Expert, Rivista Italiana Difesa Magazine
14:30 Closing remarks and end of conference day two followed by VIP lunch
The published programme is correct at time of printing. However, given the seniority of our speakers and the nature of their roles, speakers may
subsequently substitute or remove themselves from the programme. This is always regrettable, and we will always try to replace the speaker with a speaker
with equivalent insight. For the most up-to-date programme, please visit the event website.
Conference Agenda
Monday 8 & Tuesday 9 December 2014

08:00 Welcome and registration
09:00-10:30 PART A: Designing the optimal patrol craft to combat
piracy, counter terrorism and conduct regular patrols in
the Middle East
With new threats emerging in the Middle East, Navies and
Coast Guards are faced with a continuous challenge to
employ more sophisticated and advanced vessels and
systems to meet multiple needs from counter terrorism to
search and rescue. The expanding role of patrol vessels has
in turn placed pressure on industry to develop and deliver
smarter, faster and more efficient vessels.
The following workshop will provide a focused platform
where participants will ‘design’ the optimal vessel to suit the
demands of the Middle East.
Led by a former US Navy Captain, the workshop will cover
the following issues:
• Discussing emerging threats and challenges such as:
o Smarter enemies adapting to smarter navies
o Types of materials and items being smuggled
o Increased firepower of suspected pirates and
terrorist vessels
o Origin and sources of smuggled goods and other threats
• Increasing credibility of patrol vessels by Increasing
lethality and providing craft with the essential fire power
• Trade-offs between cost and security
• Survivability versus speed
The workshop will host a focused group of naval officers,
industry representatives and security experts.
Workshop facilitator: Captain (R) Ned Lundquist,
Principal Science Writer, MCR Federal
10:30-11:00 Morning refreshments and networking
11:00-12:30 PART B: Equipping vessels and training crew to deal with
any situation at sea – how prepared are you?
The demands of navies and coast guards are changing as
a result of emerging threats and fearless and better armed
adversaries at sea. The result is that navies and coast guards
need to deploy vessels and crew that are competent and
capable to deal with these challenges.
The following workshop will offer ideas and strategies
to better equip and prepare vessels and crew for
fast interdiction operations and ensure criminals are
apprehended.
More specifically, the workshop will cover the
following issues:
• Identifying the changing requirements of navies and coast
guards as a result of emerging threats and what is needed
to adapt
• Recent operational exercises and the results
• Assessing different systems available to navies and coast
guards to chase and apprehend criminals without using
excessive force
Workshop facilitator: Staff Officer, NATO Maritime
Interdiction Operational Training Centre, appointed by
Commandant
12:30 End of focus day followed by networking lunch
Post-Conference Workshop
Optimising vessels and training crew to combat piracy and counter terrorism
Wednesday 10 December 2014
IQPC’s workshops are unique opportunities to spend valuable time with industry experts. These
interactive sessions are extended to ensure that you will get to the heart of the conference’s most
critical issues and uncover practical solutions that you can apply to your own project.
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Sponsorship Opportunities
Maximise your exposure to senior decision makers and influencers
IQPC has been hosting events developed for senior executives for more than 40 years. We serve businesses representing over 15 sectors at
more than 1,700 conferences around the globe. Our client list includes corporations such as IBM, Cisco, Microsoft, Lockheed Martin, Boeing,
Weatherford International, Halliburton, ABN AMRO, Deutsche Bank, GE, Siemens, BASF and Dow Chemicals, just to name a select few. Senior
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their organisations. IQPC provides many different platforms for you to increase your market share, stay ahead of your competition, increase
awareness to your target audience and position yourself as a key supplier to the offshore patrol vessels industry.
Your platform – getting your message across:
Because we know that each sponsor has a different message, business development goal and branding objectives, each
sponsorship package is tailored to your corporate strategies. Though most sponsorship offers multiple levels and types of
exposure, there are a few main ways for you to highlight your corporate strengths:
Thought Leadership
As a sponsor at Coastal and Maritime
Surveillance Middle East, your company will
gain second-to-none exposure to senior-level
decision makers at the point in time that
they are seeking solutions, information and
systems for improving their firm’s strategies.
For a select few sponsors, you can build
your reputation as a market leader through
subject-specific presentations, workshops
and focus days. This highly selective
sponsorship allows your firm to establish
tremendous capability and expertise in your
specialty as well as highlight successful work
completed with your clients.
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We bring together buyers and suppliers for
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branding will appear alongside the global
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help you achieve your promotional aims in
the months leading up to the conference.
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the perfect environment to initiate new
business relationships, identify upcoming
opportunities and achieve face-to-face
contact that overcrowded tradeshows
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designed to be the heart of the event –
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with key decision makers. Sponsorship
opportunities range from exhibition
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develop new relationships during our events, including one-to-one meetings with clients to understand their challenges,
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meet and network with senior-level decision makers who are
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We specialise in providing business development, marketing
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If you would like more information on sponsorship and
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Coastal & Maritime Surveillance Middle East co-located with OPV Middle East will provide an unrivalled opportunity to showcase thought leadership
and branding to the most senior decision makers and influencers across the region from multiple stakeholders of the maritime security sector.
As a sponsor you will gain exposure and access across
Coastal & Maritime Surveillance Middle East and OPV
Middle East, maximising your opportunity to be seen and
heard by the people that matter.
Why sponsor and exhibit at this event?
• Strengthen your market position through high level
exposure to senior stakeholders from across the region
• Demonstrate through leadership by presenting to
senior delegations from the Gulf region
• Increase your market awareness and stand out ahead
of strong competitors in this highly lucrative market.

CONFERENCE PRICES
REGISTRATIONEvent Code: 24640.001
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PAYMENT METHOD
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TERMS & CONDITIONS
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all registrations not accompanied by credit card payment at the time of registration.
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CONFERENCE DOCUMENTATION
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2944 for further details.
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date in order to receive any discount.
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payment at the time of registration.
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CANCELLATION, POSTPONEMENT AND SUBSTITUTION POLICY
• You may substitute delegates at any time by providing reasonable advance notice to
IQPC.
• For any cancellations received in writing not less than eight (8) days prior to the
conference, you will receive a 90% credit to be used at another IQPC conference
which must occur within one year from the date of issuance of such credit. An
administration fee of 10% of the contract fee will be retained by IQPC for all
permitted cancellations. No credit will be issued for any cancellations occurring
within seven (7) days (inclusive) of the conference.
• In the event that IQPC cancels an event for any reason, you will receive a credit for
100% of the contract fee paid. You may use this credit for another IQPC event to
be mutually agreed with IQPC, which must occur within one year from the date of
cancellation.
• In the event that IQPC postpones an event for any reason and the delegate is unable
or unwilling to attend on the rescheduled date, you will receive a credit for 100% of
the contract fee paid. You may use this credit for another IQPC event to be mutually
agreed with IQPC, which must occur within one year from the date of postponement.
• Except as specified above, no credits will be issued for cancellations. There are no
refunds given under any circumstances.
• IQPC is not responsible for any loss or damage as a result of a substitution, alteration
or cancellation/postponement of an event. IQPC shall assume no liability whatsoever
in the event this conference is cancelled, rescheduled or postponed due to a fortuitous
event, Act of God, unforeseen occurrence or any other event that renders performance
of this conference impracticable, illegal or impossible. For purposes of this clause,
a fortuitous event shall include, but not be limited to: war, fire, labor strike, extreme
weather or other emergency.
PROGRAMME CHANGES
• Please note that speakers and topics were confirmed at the time of publishing;
however, circumstances beyond the control of the organisers may necessitate
substitutions, alterations or cancellations of the speakers and/or topics. As such,
IQPC reserves the right to alter or modify the advertised speakers and/or topics if
necessary. Any substitutions or alterations will be updated on our web page as soon
as possible.
YOUR DETAILS
• Please email our database manager at enquiry@iqpc.ae and inform him/her of any
incorrect details which will be amended accordingly.
International Summit: 8 & 9 December 2014
Interactive Workshop: 10 December 2014
InterContinental, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Complimentary VIP military pass if you are serving military, civil defence or
government officer from any country in the Middle East
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to confirm your booking.
Tel: +971 4 364 2975
Email: register@iqpc.ae
Fax: +971 4 363 1938
Web: www.coastalsurveillancemiddleast.com
Book & pay before 18 September 2014 and save up to US$400
PACKAGE EARLY BIRD PRICE STANDARD PRICE
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Gold Package Conference
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Dual Conference Pass – pay an additional US$200 to gain access to sessions of your
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