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The International Organization for Migration (IOM) and APSCA are pleased to welcome you to the 4th Conference on Technical Cooperation & Capacity Building for Border Management. This international event is the largest gathering of national government agencies with responsibilities in the area of border management throughout Asia, Africa, Europe, the Americas and other regions.

Aim of the ConferenceThe conference aims to share state-of-the-art solutions for improving existing and next-generation border management information systems with (but not limited to) Asia Pacific governments, immigration, border management agencies and other participants.

Our ObjectiveA major objective of the conference is to improve border management in the Asia Pacific region through closer consultation and cooperation among national authorities responsible for border control and key international partner organisations.

Addressing the Migration CrisisThe 4th Border Management Conference will focus on an issue that currently has the attention of governments around the world. Many people are leaving their country of origin, either voluntarily to look for new opportunities or because they are forced to escape from armed conflicts, political upheaval, natural disasters or simply abject poverty.

Today migration is a global challenge and authorities responsible for border and identity management must adapt to this pressing situation with sophisticated and well thought out processes, procedures and systems. This year, the conference will explore the opportunity to integrate registration systems at borders with national and regional identity management to ensure that all authorities have a single view of migrants and travelers: “One Person - One Identity”, and are better able to manage the growing migration challenge. With these and other issues in mind, the theme for the 4th Border Management Conference is:

Integrating Registration Systems at Borders with National/Regional Identity Management

Developing approaches to link registered identities at the border withnational/regional processes to ensure “One Person - One Identity”

With the aim of achieving these objectives, the conference will explore:

• How Border Management Systems (BMS) can be extended beyond travelers to support national / regional Identity Management Systems requiring additional information from travelers who intend to stay longer in a country. • Options for integrating Smart Registration Systems (SRS) with BMS or developing new BMS which will contain smart registration capability. • Ways to ensure IT-infrastructures can support the integration of SRS for fast connectivity between different points of entry/exit while granting access to authorities in a country or region who have a professional task to use this information. • How equipment to support a SRS should be able, besides capturing data from e(MRP’s), to capture non-compliant ICAO documents such as birth-certificates, family books, non-machine readable identity cards etc. • One-time registration of identities of travelers at the border, by professional border officials, to facilitate other processes in a country or region so as to achieve a “One Person-One Identity” identity management system. • Ways to achieve accurate identity registrations that are easily verifiable by the competent authorities to avoid mistakes, misuse or identity theft. • How to ensure that smart (BMS) registration systems contain high- level security measures that can share information securely online with other stakeholders.

• Biometric capturing systems should not only be focused on current biometric identifiers but also on biometric features which might be adopted in the future. • Building proper registration systems that can greatly contribute to the effective protection of vulnerable travelers, including migrants, asylum seekers, vulnerable women, girls and boys. • In what ways should legal requirements, particularly related to data protection and privacy, be updated to facilitate newly introduced smart (BMS) registration systems?

Conference OverviewThe Conference will have 4 different platforms for sharing of information, experiences and new developments. These are: • Conference official opening and plenary session • Four workshops following the plenary session • 3-Day exhibition of smart border management systems, equipment & document security solutions • A Forum for networking and information exchange

Workshop TopicsFunctionalities of a Smart Registration SystemWho needs what information in which phase of the registration process? What attributes are needed to verify a person’s identity? How do we check if a traveler/migrant is eligible to enter/reside in a country? This workshop focuses on systems and functionalities to be incorporated in a Smart Registration System (SRS).

Ensuring "One Person - One Identity" Begins at the BorderWhat procedures should be in place to ensure proper one-time registration of identities at the border and how can this be used to facilitate other processes in a country or region? Border and Identity Management officials will discuss possible approaches on how to achieve a “One Person-One Identity” result throughout an entire registration process.

Linking Border Management and National/Regional Identity Management How do governments link BMS and Smart Registration Systems to the national and/or regional identity management backbone? What options are available in a country to facilitate this process? A bird's-eye view of an effective chain-approach and workable solutions is the desired outcome of this workshop from which all stakeholders should benefit.

Challenges and Benefits of Biometric Registration at the BorderWhat enhancements to enrolment procedures will be required to guarantee the capture of high quality biometrics for SRS and BMS that integrates with a national identity management system? This topic will be discussed with experts on biometrics along with practitioners who work on the enrollment of persons in different operational environments.

Who You Will MeetBeing the largest regional meeting focusing on national border management, participants can expect to meet representatives from various national government agencies, including Immigration, Border Management and Control, Foreign Affairs, National Security, Justice, Public Health and Labour. In addition, representatives from various international organizations, embassies, leading technology solutions providers and other industry stakeholders will be in attendance.

Technology ExpositionAn expo of latest solutions for smart border management systems represented by over 25 of the world’s leading experts on technologies and solutions for border management, will be held concurrently with the conference. Participants will have an opportunity to view and/or discuss solutions for smart border management and registration systems, solutions for capturing non-ICAO compliant documents, IT infrastructures for integrated registration systems, identity management and traveler facilitation, identity detection equipment, document identification technology, biometric verification and identification solutions plus other related products and services.

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About the HostInternational Organization for Migration (IOM)The IOM Constitution recognizes the link between migration and economic, social and cultural development, as well as to the right of freedom of movement. IOM works in the four broad areas of migration management; (i) Migration and development, (ii) Facilitating migration (iii) Regulating migration, (iv) Forced migration. IOM also works to help ensure the orderly and humane management of migration, to promote international cooperation on migration issues, to assist in the search for effective practical solutions to migration issues and to provide humanitarian assistance to migrants in need, including refugees and internally displaced people

IOM activities that cut across these areas include the promotion of international migration law, policy debate and guidance, capacity building for governments, protection of migrants' rights, migration health and the gender dimension of migration.

With increased human mobility, States are called upon to be more efficient in facilitating the legitimate movement of people and goods while maintaining secure borders. IOM provides tailored support to governments to develop effective, robust and internationally compliant border management processes through provision of technology and ad hoc capacity building initiatives

Further information about IOM is available at www.iom.int

About the OrganizerAsia Pacific Smart Card Association APSCA is the only regional industry association for organisations in the secure smart card, smart devices, contactless, mobile contactless/NFC, and ePassport businesses in Asia, focusing on multi-sector business and government applications. Established in 1997 as an independent association for both end-users and suppliers, APSCA has over 40 members in China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Japan, Korea, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, India, Australia and Europe. The Association delivers information, guidance and networking to corporations and government organisations, including secure smart card scheme operators and suppliers, providing an unparalleled opportunity to source information and contacts, facilitate smart card initiatives and generate increased business development. Apart from organising over 170 events, seminars, trainings and conferences across 17 countries in Asia, Australasia, Africa and the Middle East covering all aspects of smart cards, APSCA has assisted government smart card projects, national card payment policies and produced increased business for APSCA members.

Further information about APSCA is available at www.apsca.org

About our Supporting OrganisationThe Department of Consular Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of ThailandThe Department of Consular Affairs is responsible for issuing passports to Thai citizens and visas to foreigners; and for helping Thai citizens located overseas who are in distressed situations and need assistance, including the victims of human trafficking. With the extensive experience of IOM in developing and implementing border management capacity building projects in the Asia Pacific region, and the support from other international organizations which have experience in the development of new legislation and regulations, policies, standards, best practices and technical solutions that are designed to secure and protect state borders, The Department of Consular Affairs is confident that the 4th Conference on Technical Cooperation on Capacity Building in Border Management will be an effective platform on Border Control Mechanisms for Asia Pacific national border control agencies to discuss ways to create synergies for implementing at national level.

Further information on the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Thailand and the Department of Consular Affairs is available at www.mfa.go.th

About our Partners The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)For over 65 years, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) has been protecting the rights and well-being of refugees all over the world. The number of forcibly displaced people is 65.3 million world-wide in 2015, which is the highest number ever recorded. UNHCR is operating in 126 countries, from capitals to remote and often dangerous locations, and is seeking to respond to multiple major crises across several continents. Together with governments, partners and communities, UNHCR works to ensure that everybody has the right to seek asylum and find safe refuge in another country. UNHCR strives to secure lasting solutions.

Further information about the UN Refugee Agency is available at www.unhcr.org

International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL)INTERPOL is the world’s largest international police organization, with 190 member countries. Created in 1923, it facilitates cross-border police co-operation, and supports and assists all organizations, authorities and services whose mission is to prevent or combat international crime. INTERPOL aims to facilitate international police co-operation even where diplomatic relations do not exist between particular countries. Action is taken within the limits of existing laws in different countries and in the spirit of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. INTERPOL’s constitution prohibits ‘any intervention or activities of political, military, religious or racial character’.

Further information about INTERPOL is available at www.interpol.int

UN Counter-Terrorism Executive Directorate (UNCTED)The Counter-Terrorism Committee Executive Directorate (CTED) was established under resolution 1535 (2004) by the Security Council to assist the work of the CTC and coordinate the process of monitoring the implementation of the Counter-Terrorism Committee (CTC). The CTC was established by Security Council resolution 1373 (2001), which was adopted unanimously on 28 September 2001 in the wake of the 11 September terrorist attacks in the United States. The Committee, comprising all 15 Security Council members, is responsible for monitoring the implementation of resolution 1373 (2001), 1624 (2015) and 2178 (2014), which required countries to implement a number of measures intended to enhance their legal and institutional ability to counter terrorist activities at home, in their regions and around the world, including taking steps to:

• Criminalize the financing of terrorism• Freeze without delay any funds related to persons involved in acts of terrorism• Deny all forms of financial support for terrorist groups• Suppress the provision of safe haven, sustenance or support for terrorists• Share information with other governments on any groups practicing or planning terrorist acts• Cooperate with other governments in the investigation, detection, arrest, extradition and prosecution of those involved in such acts; • Criminalize active and passive assistance for terrorism in domestic law and bring violators to justice.• Implement effective border-control measures The Committee and its Executive Directorate also work with a wide variety of international organizations, regional bodies and other institutions to build cooperation and facilitate assistance to nations in need of assistance with the implementation of the relevant Security Council resolutions on counter-terrorism.

Further information about UNCTED is available at www.un.org/en/sc/ctc/

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United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC)UNODC is a global leader in the fight against illicit drugs and international crime. Established in 1997 through a merger between the United Nations Drug Control Programme and the Centre for International Crime Prevention, UNODC operates in all regions of the world through an extensive network of field offices. Through mandates provided by the Commission on Narcotic Drugs and the Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice, UNODC aids Member States in their struggle against drug, crime and security challenges. In the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, Member States agreed to promote peace and sustainable development, bringing together the strands of peace, the rule of law, human rights, development and equality together into a comprehensive and forward-looking framework. UNODC contributes to this effort by addressing drug, crime and security challenges that weaken governance institutions and challenge socio-economic development plans and agendas throughout the world. In Southeast Asia, UNODC provides assistance through its Regional Programme 2014-2017, which includes sub-programmes covering several thematic areas, including transnational organized crime, corruption and terrorism, criminal justice and drugs and health, as well as alternative development.

Further information about UNODC is available at www.unodc.org

About our PartnersThe International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) is a UN specialized agency, established by States in 1944 to manage the administration and governance of the Convention on International Civil Aviation (Chicago Convention). ICAO works with the Convention’s 191 Member States and industry groups to reach consensus on international civil aviation Standards and Recommended Practices (SARPs) and policies in support of a safe, efficient, secure, economically sustainable and environmentally responsible civil aviation sector. These SARPs and policies are used by ICAO Member States to ensure that their local civil aviation operations and regulations conform to global norms, which in turn permits more than 100,000 daily flights in aviation’s global network to operate safely and reliably in every region of the world. In addition to its core work resolving consensus-driven international SARPs and policies among its Member States and industry, and among many other priorities and programmes, ICAO also coordinates assistance and capacity building for States in support of numerous aviation development objectives; produces global plans to coordinate multilateral strategic progress for safety and air navigation; monitors and reports on numerous air transport sector performance metrics; and audits States’ civil aviation oversight capabilities in the areas of safety and security.

Further information about ICAO is available at www.icao.int

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Gemalto is the world leader in digital security with over 14,000 employees around the world. We help governments, national printers and integrators design and roll-out secure documents and robust digital identity solutions, using the most advanced technologies and innovative materials. Our customers also rely on our extensive experience in the delivery of enrolment, issuance and verification solutions or even turn-key operated services for their passport, ID, Driving License or healthcare card initiatives. To complete our portfolio, our eGovernment infrastructure, innovative applications and mobile ID solutions help our clients design the delivery of mobile PKI and smart card-based services over the web to offer a true citizen-centric approach with enhanced security. Innovation is a key part of our offering and we are active in over 100 government programs worldwide.Booth No. D02 (3m X 6m)

OT is a world leader in embedded digital security that protects you when you connect, authenticate or pay. OT is strategically positioned in high growth markets and offers embedded security software solutions for “end-point” devices as well as associated remote management solutions to a huge portfolio of international clients, including banks and financial institutions, mobile operators, authorities and governments, as well as manufacturers of connected objects and equipment. OT is a key player in the identity market with more than 100 references. We ensure both the management of digital identities, the protection of citizens’ personal and professional data as well as their secure access to the world. OT employs over 6 500 employees worldwide, including almost 700 R&D people. With a global footprint of 4 regional secure manufacturing hubs and 39 secure service centers, OT’s international network serves clients in 169 countries. For more information, visit www.oberthur.com.Booth No. C11 (3m x 3m)

Based on its core competences in the fields of security, contactless communication and integrated microcontroller solutions (embedded control), Infineon offers an extensive portfolio of semiconductor-based security products for many smart card and security applications. With this expertise, Infineon is helping to increase security in an increasingly networked world, for example for mobile payment, for system security and secure electronic ID documents. For over 25 years, Infineon has developed innovative solutions in the area of hardware-based security and has been leading the market leader for more than 15 consecutive years. For more information about chip cards and security solutions at Infineon, please see: www.infineon.com/chip-card-and-security.Booth No. B04 (2m x 3m)

SITA is the communications and IT solution provider that transforms air travel through technology for airlines, at airports and on aircraft. The company’s portfolio covers everything from managed global communications and infrastructure services, to eAircraft, passenger management, baggage, self-service, airport and border management solutions. Owned 100% by more than 400 air transport industry members, SITA has a unique understanding of its needs and places a strong emphasis on technology innovation. Nearly every airline and airport in the world does business with SITA and its border management solutions are used by more than 30 governments. With a presence at more than 1,000 airports around the world and a customer service team of 2,000+ staff, SITA delivers unmatched service to more than 2,800 customers in more than 200 countries. In 2015, SITA had consolidated revenues of US$1.7 billion. SITA’s subsidiaries and joint ventures include SITAONAIR, CHAMP Cargosystems and Aviareto. For further information, go to www.sita.aero.Booth No. B08 (2m x 3m)

Consumers, citizens and employees increasingly expect anywhere-anytime experiences — whether they are making purchases, crossing borders, accessing e-gov services or logging onto corporate networks. They also expect the ecosystems that allow this freedom and flexibility to be entirely reliable and secure. Entrust Datacard offers the trusted identity and secure transaction technologies that make these ecosystems possible. Our solutions include systems, software and supplies to issue highly secure passports, national IDs and driver’s licenses — and complete trust infrastructures that assign trusted digital identities to citizens and leverage PKI and other core technologies to validate identities and provide secure, trusted access. For more information, visit www.entrustdatacard.com.Booth No. B06 (2m x 3m)

OVD Kinegram is an innovative, global leader in the supply of advanced Optically Variable Devices (OVDs) to protect government documents and banknotes. More than 100 countries have placed their trust in the KINEGRAM® security device to protect their high security documents. OVD Kinegram is a Swiss company and a member of the German Kurz group. The company has accumulated over three decades of experience in the protection against counterfeiting and maintains close contacts with police forces, customs authorities and internationally reputed security specialists. Whatever your counterfeit-protection needs, OVD Kinegram offers a full range of services: consulting, design, engineering, in-house production, application machines and support as well as after-sales service. Find out more at www.kinegram.com.Booth No. B10 (2m x 3m)

SPONSORS & EXHIBITORS

WorldReach Software supplies consular, crisis, passport/ePassport and eVisa/Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) software worldwide. Fostering best practices used by more than 3000 daily users in over 950 sites serving 165+ Million citizens, makes WorldReach the leader in global consular software solutions for Foreign Affairs. WorldReach helps ensure traveller safety and security through its systems for both government organizations as well as individual travellers. Customers include government ministries and departments from Canada, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Spain, Ireland, Denmark, Anguilla, Bermuda, Cayman Islands, Montserrat, Turks and Caicos Islands and the British Virgin Islands. For more information, contact: www.worldreach.com.Booth No. C05 (3m x 3m)

International Security Technology Ltd. (IST) is a state-of-the-art identification security solutions provider as well as equipment provider specialized in personal information enrollment, eID personalization & production, automated identification document inventory & management system, and biometric eGates for automated border control solutions. With over 10 years' extensive industry experience, aiming at pursuing "Unique Solution For Better Identification", IST provides systematic and personalized security solutions, system integrations, consultations, project management as well as training services according to our customers' requirements and standards.Booth No. C01 (3m x 3m)

HID Global is the trusted source for innovative products, services, solutions, and know-how related to the creation, management, and use of secure identities for millions of customers around the world. The company’s served markets include physical and logical access control, including strong authentication and credential management; card printing and personalization; visitor management systems; highly secure government and citizen ID; and identification RFID technologies used in animal ID and industry and logistics applications. The company’s primary brands include ActivID®, EasyLobby®, FARGO®, IdenTrust®, LaserCard®, Lumidigm®, and HID®. Headquartered in Austin, Texas, HID Global has over 2,200 employees worldwide and operates international offices that support more than 100 countries. HID Global® is an ASSA ABLOY Group brand. For more information, visit www.hidglobal.com.Booth No. C08 (3m x 3m)

Veridos GmbH creates secure and pioneering identification and identity solutions. Founded in January 2015, the joint venture between Giesecke & Devrient GmbH, Munich, and Bundesdruckerei GmbH, Berlin, offers its customers a unique product portfolio from a single source. For instance, it covers the entire value chain for passports, from paper right through to the eGates. The German company is a reliable partner valued by governments and public authorities – so far, it can count over 70 countries among its customers. In addition to its headquarters in Berlin and the operating facility in Munich, Veridos is represented around the world. For details visit: www.veridos.com.Booth No. A01 (2m x 2m)

Agfa-Gevaert develops, produces and supplies one-step card production/ personalisation systems, equipment for card personalisation and high secure PETF films for the card industry. PETixTM is an Agfa brand which stands for high-performance PETF films for cards with a + 10-year lifetime and tailor-made equipment for the production of cards. Booth No. D01 (3m x 6m)

Evolis develops, manufactures and markets a complete range of personalization solutions and printing systems for plastic cards. Evolis also markets a broad range of products and services for identifying people and goods: software, card accessories, signature pads and support services. Based in Angers (France) with subsidiaries in the United States, India, Singapore and China, Evolis is listed in Paris Stock Exchange (Alternext) and earned sales of EUR 60.1 million in 2014. The Company has 280 employees and is represented in 125 countries throughout the world. For more information, visit www.evolis.com. Booth No. C06 (3m x 3m)

Vision-Box® is the leading provider of automated border control and electronic identity solutions that use ICAO-compliant standards. The product portfolio ranges from live biometric enrollment stations, document verification kiosks, digital document dispensers and personalization systems, ranging from portable and hand-held biometric units through to smart biometric ABC eGates. From the enrollment process, through the life cycle process of a biometric document and finally to the verification and identification process, all solutions can be linked together through a powerful IT-platform. Vision-Box® operates automated borders in more than 50 international airports and over 3.000 electronic identity systems the world over.Booth No. C09 (3m x 3m)

ARH develops, manufactures and distributes leading-edge software and devices that process images and data for ID entry, verification and biometrics. The company’s identity document readers accurately collect data in fraction of seconds from a variety ID documents, such as e-passports, driving licenses and visas.Booth No. C10 (3m x 3m)

Keesing Technologies leads the way in digital ID document authentication solutions. Our objective is to help organisations prevent counterfeiting, money laundering and ID fraud by providing the world’s best solutions. To this end, we market a range of printed and digital solutions that allow users - from document professionals to untrained staff - to assess the authenticity of nearly all ID documents currently in circulation. Solutions that provide you with the assurance of a document’s authenticity. The technology we use in our solutions is powered by nearly 100 years of experience and accumulated knowledge. Keesing closely cooperates with governments and serves more than 6,000 organisations worldwide, including government agencies and financial institutions. Keesing has offices in Europe and the USA. Keesing Technologies is a SURYS company.Booth No. B02 (2m x 3m)

Jura has various patented security features to protect travel documnts: IPI and D-IPI hide personal information into the printed/engraved photo, readable by a dedicated lens or by software. LetterScreen++ ghost image contains lines of personalized microtext, printed along waves. Each image is created along a unique wave-structure, using a special algorithm based on personal data. Optimal for visual comparison of text in the LetterScreen++ and the readable personal data. Ideal for automatic verification with passport reader. The reader regenerates the waves structure and compares it with the waves read by the optics. The software warns if the two are different.Booth No. C10 (3m x 3m)

Iris ID Systems Inc., formerly a division of LG Electronics USA known as LG IRIS, has been active in iris recognition research, development and production since 1997. Today U.S.-based Iris ID Systems is a global player in the iris recognition business. IrisAccess™ is the world’s leading deployed iris recognition platform and in thousands of locations authenticating the identities of millions and millions of persons. More people look to IrisAccess for iris-based authentication that to all other iris recognition products combined. To find out more, visit www.irisid.com or www.lgiris.comBooth No. B01 (2m x 3m)

The International Organization for Migration (IOM), established in 1951, is the leading inter-governmental organization in the field of migration and works closely with governmental, intergovernmental and non-governmental partners. With 165 member states, a further 8 states holding observer status and 480 Country Offices and Sub-offices in over 100 countries, IOM is dedicated to promoting humane and orderly migration for the benefit of all. It does so by providing services and advice to governments and migrants. IOM also works to help ensure the orderly and humane management of migration, to promote international cooperation on migration issues, to assist in the search for practical solutions to migration problems and to provide humanitarian assistance to migrants in need, including refugees and internally displaced people. For further information, visit www.iom.int.Booth No. B03 (2m x 3m)


Matica Technologies Group is a fast-growing and innovative global company with a strong international network. Matica develops, manufactures, and distributes solutions to issue passports, financial cards, ID cards, Nano SIM and Micro SIM cards. The company offers a vast range of products from centralized systems and mailers to ID printers and laser desktop machines. The Group is worldwide represented with offices in Italy, Germany, France, Singapore, Hong Kong, China, the US, the UAE, and India.Booth No. B05 (2m x 3m)

Face recognition technology is finding increasingly wide use in areas including target detection by surveillance cameras in public spaces; personal identification at airports and financial institutions; and for marketing by demographic data (age, gender, etc.). Toshiba's long-term commitment to face recognition technology—over 20 years now—has allowed the company to develop fast, highly accurate algorithms whose performance has been independently confirmed in third-party testing. NIST reported the test result of FRVT2013 Class C on its website in May 2014, and the accompanying executive summary clearly recognized Toshiba as one of the "leading commercial suppliers."Booth No. B09 (2m x 3m)

Tascent develops and deploys biometric identity products and solutions that excel in challenging real-world environments. Each year, tens of millions of people rely on Tascent’s biometric technologies for secure, seamless travel, public safety, and commerce. Founded in 2015, Tascent has a strong heritage in iris recognition and multimodal high-throughput and mobile biometrics stemming from its acquisition of AOptix Technologies’ Identity Solutions business unit. Tascent is based in Silicon Valley, CA and supports customers and partners globally with offices in Washington DC, Dubai and Singapore. Visit www.tascent.com for more information.Booth No. A02 (2m x 2m)

Since its founding in 1996, secunet has been one of the leading German IT-Security providers. In close cooperation with German Federal Authorities, such as the Federal Office for Information Security (BSI), secunet has developed solutions in the field of biometrics and eIDs which are now acknowledged as international standards (GRT, biomiddle). secunet supports OEMs, system integrators and public authorities worldwide in implementing flexible enrolment-solutions, verification-scenarios and border control applications. The holistic consulting expertise and solutions that are consistently standard-compliant, result in highly innovative eID-scenarios which meet current and future requirements. Customers such as the Federal German Police and Austrian Ministry of the Interior, trust in this quality “made by secunet”.Booth No. A04 (2m x 2m)

foster + freeman are innovators in the design and manufacture of systems for the examination of questioned documents, latent fingerprints, trace evidence and shoe prints. Established in 1978, foster + freeman has become one of the foremost forensic science equipment suppliers in the world, exporting market leading, and in many cases unique products to more than 170 countries. Our products are designed to assist in finding evidence at scenes of crime and in performing detailed forensic investigations in the laboratory. Our customers include all major police and forensic science laboratories as well as government agencies, commercial and private organisations such as homeland security, immigration authorities and security printers.Booth No. B07 (2m x 3m)

Founded in 1992, Magicard is a pioneer of ID card printing technologies with a full range of desktop devices to meet any secure ID card printing requirement. Manufacturing is centered in Weymouth, UK with additional sales and service offices in the US, Dubai and China. Magicard printers are renowned for their built-in card security features, including the patented HoloKote® secure watermark. Additional information is available at www.magicard.com.Booth No. A03 (2m x 2m)

Regula is the leading producer of expert devices for authenticating documents, banknotes and securities. During over 20 years on the market of high technologies, our company has gained the reputation of a reliable partner and has carried out thousands of challenging tasks for our clients. Regula products focus on the following solutions (i) Express Authenticity Verification of Security Documents (ii) Advanced Authenticity Verification of Security Documents (iii) Machine Assisted Document Verification (iv) Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) Verification (v) Information Reference Systems on Security Documents and Software (vi) Special Equipment and Customized Solutions.Booth No. A05 (2m x 2m)

NEC is aimed at contributing to the realization of a safe, secure, efficient, and equal society through innovations utilizing ICT. In particular, NEC is a pioneer and global leader in the field of biometric authentication technology that delivers state-of-the-art solutions in over 70 countries for more than 40 years. NEC’s fingerprint and face recognition technologies, ranked at industrial No. 1 accuracy and speed, provide solutions for border control, public safety (airport security, urban surveillance) as well as various public services such as refugee registration, national ID, voting systems and more. For details visit: www.nec.com.Booth No. A07 (2m x 2m)

Epic Technology Group is a trusted regional leader in providing state-of-the art and innovative technologies of international standards to global as well as local corporate entities and government institutes. With over 18 years of expertise and acumen, we innovate, develop and implement world class technology solutions in the eGovernment, Border Management, Secure Document Personalization, Information Systems Security, Secure Mobile Communication, Mobile Enterprise Automation, Secure Document Management and Secure Electronic Payments. Unprecedented number of national and international accolades won by Epic endorses its product supremacy and technology excellence. Having its Headquarters and the Center of Excellence in Sri Lanka, Epic operates regionally in Malaysia, Singapore and Japan with over 200 techno-experts and innovators onboard. Booth No. A08 (2m x 2m)

IriTech develops state-of-the-art iris recognition technology and translates it into high-quality, cost-effective solutions. Recent developments include iris capturing under direct sunlight, face and dual-eye auto capturing with a single CMOS sensor, and FiDELYS iris smartwatch. IriShield series, a combination of our NIST-proven superior algorithms and compact, cost-effective hardware, are the only STQC certified authentication devices in UIDAI project – a case in point for our strong track record.Booth: A10 (2m x 2m)

There’s growing demand from citizens and travellers to provide convenience and flexibility in Identity Management, Immigration and Border Control services. On the other hand, Governments are facing the challenge of tightening security in these operations. Informatics International has created products designed to complement and enhance government organizations to achieve both these objectives. Our E-Government solutions are capable of supporting core-government functionalities of any Identity Management, Border Control and Immigration requirement. We combine a thorough understanding of Government operations and processes with decades of experience in providing enterprise solutions to Governments with hybrid, tried and proven technologies. With seamless internetworking and creation of true paperless environments in Person Registration, Citizenship, Passport, Visa, Controversial list (black/white list) and Border Control functions, we have received several international accolades for our products. Our global footprint is expanding to Asia, Pacific and African regions. Booth no. A09 (2m x 2m)


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Day 1: Wednesday, 9 November 2016

PROGRAMME

08.00 Welcome and Registration BMC Secretariat, Main Foyer of the Dusit Thani Bangkok Hotel

09.00Opening CeremonyInternational Organization for Migration (IOM)

Mr. Donato Colucci Master of Ceremony

09.10Welcome SpeechMinistry of Foreign Affairs, Thailand

Mr. Warawudh ChuwiruchDirector-General, Department of Consular Affairs

09.20Keynote SpeechInternational Organization for Migration (IOM)

Ambassador William Lacy Swing Deputy Director General of IOM

09.35Introductory RemarksConference Chair Person

Dr. Lesikimacuata KorovavalaHead of the Vanuatu Office, International Organization for Migration

09.40

Keynote Speech Conference “National Identity Management and Identity Authentication for service delivery in Bangladesh - Beginning of a New Era”Government of Bangladesh

Brig. Sultanuzzaman Md Saleh Uddin Director General National Identity Registration Wing (NIDW) Project DirectorIdentification System for Enhancing Access to Services (IDEA) Project

10.00 “ICAO TRIP” Mr. Arun Mishra Regional Director, ICAO APAC, International Civil Aviation Organization

10.20Official Opening of ExhibitionAsia Pacific Smart Card Association (APSCA)

Mr. Greg PoteChairman, APSCA

10.30 REFRESHMENT BREAK

11.15UN Counter-Terrorism Executive Directorate” Stem the Flow of Terrorists and Foreign Terrorist Fighters (FTFs)”

Ms. Sue TakasuSenior Legal Officer for Asia and the Pacific United Nations, Counter-Terrorism Committee Executive Directorate, New York

11.35 International Criminal Police Organization “EU-ASEAN Migration and Border Management Programme”

Mr. Rastislav SasikProject Manager, EU-ASEAN Migration andBorder Management Programme IIINTERPOL Global Complex for Innovation, Singapore

11.55 UN Office of Drugs and Crime“Border Liaison Offices across the Region”

Ms. Snow White Smelser Regional Training Coordinator, Border Management ProgrammeRegional Office for Southeast Asia & PacificUN Office on Drugs and Crime, Bangkok

12.15UN High Commissioner for Refugees “Registration and identity management systems for asylum-seekers and refugees.”

Mr. Mike ClaytonRegional Liaison Officer Identity Management and Registration Section, Copenhagen

12.35 LUNCH

14.00 UN High Commissioner for Refugees“UNHCR’s experiences and challenges from the field, procedures and systems”

Mr. Toshio NaitoSenior Regional Registration OfficerUNHCR Regional Office in Thailand, Bangkok

14.25 “Facilitating multilateral biometric data exchanges to strengthen border management responses”

Ms. Lisa Crawford Co-Manager (Australia), Regional Support OfficeThe Bali Process on People SmugglingTrafficking in Persons and Related Transnational Crime

14.50 An introduction to: Workshop 1Functionalities of Smart Registration Systems (SRS)

Mr. Raymond LokAssistant Director, Information SystemsHong Kong Immigration Department, Hong Kong


15.45 An introduction to: Workshop 2 Ensuring "One Person – One Identity" Begins at the Border Title: “Using an Evidence of Identity Approach”

Mr. Dion ChamberlainManager, Business Improvement and SupportIdentity and Passport ServicesDepartment of Internal Affairs, New Zealand

16.10

An introduction to: Workshop 3 Linking Border Management and National/Regional Identity Management Title: “Integrated info-border system – Benefits to Sri Lanka”

Mr. M.N. RanasingheController GeneralDepartment of Immigration & Emigration, Sri Lanka

16.35An introduction to: Workshop 4 Challenges and Benefits of Biometric Registration at the Border Title:“Identity Management in 2030”

Mr. Jasper MutsaersResearch and Development AdvisorNational Office for Identity Data, The Netherlands

17.00 Closing Ceremony Day 1 Dr. Lesikimacuata Korovavala International Organization for Migration

Day 2: Thursday, 10 November 2016 (Morning)

World Ballroom B World Ballroom A

Morning: 09.00-12.30 Morning: 09.00-12.30

Workshop 1: Functionalities of Smart Registration Systems (SRS) Workshop 2: Ensuring "One Person – One Identity" Begins at the Border

Chairs: Mr. Raymond Lok & David McKeever Chairs: Mr. Dion Chamberlain & Mr. Ross Lockie

09.00 Introduction by Co-Chair persons Introduction by Co-Chair persons

09.10

by: Mr. Saleh YurodDirector, Immigration Supervision and EnforcementDirectorate General of ImmigrationIndonesia

“ICAO Traveller Identification Programme (TRIP) Strategy"by: Mr. Ross LockieRegional Officer, Aviation Security and FacilitationAsia & Pacific Regional Office BangkokICAO

09.30 Speaker to be advised

“Fast, hassle-free and effective border identity checks thanks to LASINKTM”by: Mr. Benoît BertheProduct Development DirectorOberthur Technologies

09.50

“Proper identity registration – Securing “non-secure” chipless documents”by: Mr. Carsten MüllerSenior Business Advisor, ID SystemsVeridos GmbH

“Mobile verification at border crossings – there’s an App for that!”by: Dr. John A. Peters Product Manager, New BusinessKinegram AG

10.10 Discussion


11.00

“Philippine Border Management”by: Mr. Ronaldo S. DemilloHead, Certificate Section, Alien Registration DivisionBureau of ImmigrationPhilippines

by: Ms. Alison Garrod Manager Department of Immigration and Border ProtectionAustralia

11.20

“Internetworking Person Registration Systems with Border Control Systems”by: Mr. Nirmal De CostaBusiness Solutions Architect for Public Sector Solutions Informatics International Ltd.

“Consequences of LDS 2.0 passports on future border control processes”by: Mr. Ingo LierschDirector, Product Marketing, Government IdentificationInfineon Technologies


“The Traveler Risk Index Profile (TRIP) for Collaborative Risk Management” by: Mr. Mark JoynesGlobal Government Solutions Marketing DirectorEntrust Datacard

12.00 Discussion

12.15 Outcome and Recommendations

12.30End of Workshop 1 End of Workshop 2

LUNCH

Day 2: Thursday, 10 November 2016 (Afternoon)

PROGRAMME

World Ballroom A World Ballroom B

Afternoon: 14.00-17.30 Afternoon: 14.00-17.30

Workshop 3: Linking Border Management and National/Regional Identity Management

Workshop 4: Challenges and Benefits of Biometric Registration at the Border

Chairs: Mr. Rastislav Sasik & Mr. Matthew Nice Chairs: Ross Greenwood & Toshio Naito

14.00 Introduction by Co-Chair persons Introduction by Co-Chair persons

14.10

“How to make the most of identity management”by: Ms. Ruth AnnusHead of Migration and Citizenship DepartmentMinistry of Interior, Estonia

by: Ir. Prof. Raymond WongAdjunct ProfessorHong Kong Polytechnic UniversityHong Kong

14.30“Beyond the Gated Border”by: Brig (Retd) Saleem Ahmed Moeen Expert

“Biometric APP”by: Mr. Damian JamesCommercial Director Australia, New Zealand & South Africa SITA

14.50

“The National Biometric Identity Card for Intra-ECOWAS Travel”by: Mr. Charles HarnsConsultant Immigration and Border ManagementIOM Nigeria

“Establishing a Chain of Trust by using trusted biometrics early and throughout the travel continuum”by: Mr. Gordon Wilson President WorldReach Software

15.10 Discussion


16.00

"An improving procedure of Mongolian National ID card and Passport."by: Ms. Ichinkhorloo UranchimegSenior OfficerInformation and Technology Department and State RegistrationMongolia

"ICAO compliance digital passport photo created through a nationwide studio network"by: Mr. Shantha Kulasekara & Dr. Nayana DehigamaIBM Project manager Chairman, International Organization Epic Technology Group for Migration - Sri Lanka

16.20

"MIDAS - IOM’s own Border Management System"by: Mr. Jason Clarke Senior Border and Identity Solutions Specialist Immigration & Border Management DivisionSwitzerland

“Securing Your Border with Biometrics: Experiences from the Field”by: Mr. Ion Otazua eJourney Solution Expert, Government ProgramsGemalto


Major Advantages of Biometrics in Border Control by: Günther MullFounder & Managing DirectorDERMALOG Identification Systems

17.00 Discussion

17.15 Outcome and Recommendations

17.30 End of Workshop 3 End of Workshop 4

Day 3: Friday, 11 November 2016

09.15Opening: 3rd Day of Conference“New Developments in Border Management”

Dr. Lesikimacuata Korovavala International Organization for Migration

09.25 “Next Generation e-Passports” Mr. Jasper Mutsaers & Mr. Tom KinnegingNew Technology Working GroupInternational Civil Aviation Organization

09.45 “Border Management in India”

Mr. Amit NirmalDirector, Border ManagementMinistry of Home AffairsIndia

10.05“Counter-Terrorism strategies adopted by the Kenyan Government”

Maj. Gen. (RtD) Dr. Gordon Kihalangwa, CBSDirectorImmigration ServicesDepartment of Immigration Service of KenyaKenya


11.00 “Border Liaison Office (BLO) Mechanism in Cambodia"

Pol. Maj. Gen Huort SophallyDirectorInternational Cooperation Department National Authority for Combating Drugs (NACD)Cambodia

11.30 “IOM’s role in the field of Identity Management and Biometrics”Mr. Florian ForsterHead, Immigration & Border Management Division, Headquarters in GenevaInternational Organization for Migration

12.00 LUNCH

13.30

Report Chairpersons Workshop 1: Functionalities of Smart Registration Systems (SRS) Mr. Raymond Lok

Ms. Sue Takasu

Discussions

13.45

Report Chairpersons Workshop 2: Ensuring "One Person – One Identity" Begins at the Border

Mr. Dion Chamberlain Mr. Ross Lockie

Discussions

14.00

Report Chairpersons Workshop 3: Linking Border Management and National/Regional Identity Management

Mr. Rastislav Sasik Mr. Matthew Nice

Discussions

14.15

Report Chairpersons Workshop 4: Challenges & Benefits of Biometric Registration at the Border Mr. Ross Greenwood

Mr. Toshio Naito

Discussions

14.45 Closing Ceremony ConferenceDr. Maria Nenette Motus Regional Director, IOM’s Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific

15.00 End of 4th BMC Conference in Bangkok

Dr Lesikimacuata Korovavala, Head of the Vanuatu OfficeInternational Organization for Migration

Dr Lesikimacuata Korovavala is the Head of the International Organization for Migration’s (IOM) office in Vanuatu. Prior to joining IOM he was the UNHCR Protection Adviser for the Pacific Region, Pacific Islands Forum Representative to Solomon Islands; Secretary of Fiji’s Ministry of Home Affairs including Defence, Police, National Security Assessment, National Disaster Management and Immigration, and, before that, an officer in the Fijian military with peacekeeping experiences in the Middle East and the Pacific. Dr Korovavala was a former Chair of the Pacific Immigration Directors’ Conference, Chair of Fiji’s Mahogany Corporation, and Director in a number of commercial entities. He has a PhD in politics and MA in Defence and Security Analysis from Lancaster University, England. He had speaking engagements at the Australian National University (ANU), Australian Civil Military Relations Centre of Excellence and other regional events. His research interests include civil-military relations, State building in developing states, conflict resolution and population, migration and development.

Ambassador William Lacy Swing, Director GeneralInternational Organization for Migration

Ambassador William Lacy Swing was re-elected to his second five-year term as Director General of the International Organization for Migration (IOM). He was first elected in June 2008, and assumed the post on 1 October 2008. His diplomatic career has spanned some 40 years including six postings as Ambassador – South Africa, Nigeria, Liberia, the Democratic Republic of the Congo (exZaire), the former People’s Republic of the Congo (Congo Brazzaville); and Haiti. From May 2003 till January 2008, as UN Special Representative of the Secretary- General (SRSG) for the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), Ambassador Swing successfully led all facets of the largest UN peacekeeping operation in history. Before his appointment to the DRC, he was the Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Western Sahara and Chief of Mission, United Nations Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara (MINURSO). Given his long-term commitment to diplomacy, Ambassador Swing has been the recipient of several awards including the Annenberg Award for Excellence in Diplomacy, the Presidential Certificate of Commendation, the Secretary of State’s Distinguished Service Award, the Department of State Award for Valor, among several others. In June 2013, he was made an honorary fellow of Harris Manchester College, University of Oxford, and in 2014 received the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany, 1st Class, from the Federal President of Germany.

Brig. Sultanuzzaman Md Saleh Uddin, Director GeneralNational Identity Registration Wing (NIDW) andProject Director, IDEA ProjectElection Commission of Bangladesh Sultanuzzaman Md. Saleh Uddin is a Brigadier General of Bangladesh Army with more than 30 years of service. He was commissioned from the Bangladesh Military Academy in the corps of Engineers and with his keen interest in technology, has been instrumental in developing a number of computer network systems and databases for various institutes within the Bangladesh army. He was deeply involved as a pioneer in the preparation of electoral rolls with photographs and facilitating the national identity card (PERP & FINIDC) project in Bangladesh. At present he serves as Director General of the National Identity Registration Wing (NIDW) and Project Director of Identification System for Enhancing Access to Services (IDEA) at the Election Commission of Bangladesh. He is a graduate of Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET) in the discipline of Civil Engineering.

Arun Mishra, Regional Director ICAO Asia & Pacific Office

Arun Mishra took over as Regional Director of ICAO Asia & Pacific Office in Bangkok on 3rd February, 2014. Prior to this Mr. Mishra was the Director General of Civil Aviation of India. He has also been the Permanent Representative of India on the Council of International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) Montreal from July, 2009 to July 2012. A member of the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Mr. Mishra has served it in various capacities for last 27 years. He has occupied several positions of responsibility, both in Provincial and Central Government. These positions were in the field of District Administration, Health & Family Welfare, Home & Internal Security, Finance, Surface Transport, Cabinet Secretariat, Civil Aviation etc.

SPEAKERS

Rastislav Sasik, Project ManagerEU-ASEAN Migration and Border Management Programme IIINTERPOL

Rastislav Sasik is a former Head of National Central Bureau Bratislava / Slovakia and as senior law enforcement officer was seconded to INTERPOL General Secretariat in France in 2010. He has been a police officer for 18 years with majority of his service spent in areas of immigration and international police cooperation. In September 2014 he joined INTERPOL Global Complex for Innovation in Singapore and currently he is working for Capacity Building and Training Directorate as a Programme Manager of EU-ASEAN Migration and Border Management Programme II.

Nihal Ranasinghe, Controller GeneralDepartment of Immigration & Emigration, Sri Lanka

Nihal Ranasinghe is Controller General at the Department of Immigration & Emigration in Sri Lanka. He is a Special Grade officer of the Sri Lanka Administrative Service who counts 24 years of experience in various capacities and positions. Mr. Ranasinghe holds a Masters in Public Administration with a Merit Pass (MPA) from the Post Graduate Institute of Management, University of Sri Jayawardenepura, and Bachelors in Business Administration from the University of Sri Jayawardenepura.

Sue Takasu, Senior Legal OfficerUN Counter-Terrorism Committee Executive Directorate (CTED)

Sue Takasu has served as a Senior Legal Officer in the Counter-Terrorism Committee Executive Directorate (CTED) since August 2005. Prior to joining CTED, she served for 15 years in Japan as a Public Prosecutor and State Attorney. She also worked for three years as a professor in the United Nations Asia and Far East Institute of the Treatment of Offenders and Prevention of Crime (UNAFEI) where she handled transnational organized crime and border screening.

Lisa Crawford, Co-Manager (Australia)Regional Support Office – The Bali Process (RSO)

Lisa Crawford is the Co-Manager (Australia) of the Regional Support Office of the Bali Process (RSO) which has been established to support and strengthen regional cooperation on refugee protection and international migration, including human trafficking and smuggling, and other components of migration management in the Asia-Pacific region.

Toshio Naito, Senior Regional Officer, Registration and Data ManagementUNHCR Regional Office, Thailand

Toshio Naito is the Senior Regional Officer for Registration and Data Management at the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) Regional Office in Bangkok. He has served in a number of ICT (application development and deployment) positions in the early part of his UNHCR career. He was Technical Lead of Project PROFILE for the development of UNHCR’s global registration system (2002-2007), and has provided registration and data management support in regional capacity in MENA (2007-2011) and in Asia Pacific (2014 to date).

Raymond Lok, Assistant Director, Immigration Systems, Immigration DepartmentGovernment of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region

Raymond Lok is the Assistant Director of Information Systems at the Hong Kong Immigration Department. As Head of the Information Systems branch, he is responsible for planning and implementing new information systems, operating existing information systems plus records and data management.

Nirmal De Costa, Business Solutions ArchitectInformatics International

Nirmal De Costa is a Business Solutions Architect for Public Sector Solutions at Informatics International Ltd. He has over 15 years’ experience in implementing information systems at government institutions both in Sri Lanka and overseas. He specializes in border control systems and identity management systems. Nirmal began his career in the IT industry as a Software Development Engineer and later went on to designing and implementing systems, and later providing consultancy for identity management solutions which have won international accolades. Nirmal has a BSc. (Hons) in Information Systems and Project Management.

Jasper Mutsaers, Research and Development AdvisorNational Office for Identity DataMinistry of the Interior and Kingdom Relations, The Netherlands

Jasper Mutsaers is Research and Development Advisor at the National Office for Identity Data at the Ministry of the Interior and Kingdom Relations in the Netherlands. Since 2006, he has been involved, in varying roles, in a number of government projects in the field of immigration and border management. His focus has been on the policy and organizational aspects of projects with strong biometric and IT-components/dependencies. In 2011 and 2012, as project manager he led the implementation of the Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) for border management in the Netherlands. Based in The Hague, The Netherlands, Jasper started in 2013 as Research and Development Advisor at the National Office for Identity Data. Since 2009 he has been involved with the European Commission and International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO), responsible for setting European and worldwide standards for travel documents, as the Dutch government representative/member of different working groups. Jasper has an MSc in Public Administration and Political Sciences from Erasmus University, Rotterdam.

Dion Chamberlain, ManagerBusiness Improvement and Support Identity and Passport ServicesDepartment of Internal Affairs, New Zealand

Dion Chamberlain has been in the identity management field for 14 years in government roles spanning Passports, Citizenship and Civil Registration. He is currently responsible for the improvement and support function of Identity and Passport Services in New Zealand, and has a particular focus on the development of digital identity products and services. He has led assistance missions in the South Pacific, focusing on the implementation of new passport and civil registration systems, and using ‘Evidence of Identity’ standards and guidelines to develop secure identity establishment and verification processes. Since its formation in 2008, Dion has been Secretary to the Chair of the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) Implementation and Capacity Building Working Group (ICBWG).

SPEAKERS

Ronaldo San Pedro Demillo, Head, Certificate Section, Alien Registration DivisionPhilippine Bureau of Immigration

Ronaldo Demillo started his career in the Philippine Bureau of Immigration in July 2003. He was initially assigned with the Bureau’s Fingerprint Section with the Alien Registration Division as an administrative staff. In 2004, he began working with the Alien Certificate of Registration Identification Card (ACR I-Card) Project of Bureau of Immigration. He acted as assistant to the Chief of Certificate Section, who was in charge of the project’s implementation focusing on processing of ACR I-Card applications. During his career, Mr. Demillo was assigned to handle different aspects in the bureau’s operations related to alien registration particularly in alien documentation and registration procedures. In 2005, he was designated as a registration officer becoming part of the bureau’s frontline service officers. He was later included as a supervising registration officer of the Alien Registration Program. This program focused on registration of all aliens admitted into the Philippines but with violations on their allowed stay in the country. In 2015, Mr. Demillo was promoted to Immigration Officer/Alien Registration Officer. He currently heads the Certificate Section, Alien Registration Division of the Bureau. His office sees to the evaluation, assessment and issuance of both ACR I-Card and paper-based ACR visas for foreigners.

Carsten Müller, Senior Business Advisor, ID SystemsVeridos GmbH

Carsten Müller is a Senior Business Advisor for ID systems at Veridos GmbH, the joint venture of the German state printing house (Bundesdruckerei) and the former Government Solutions business unit of Giesecke & Devrient GmbH. He is working as Technical Sales Consultant and is in overall charge of the company’s ID & Passport system portfolio. Carsten advises government agencies worldwide on devising and implementing security-related ID & Passport solutions for their national identity schemes. He develops the business opportunities in cooperation with the regional sales or country sales manager directly in charge of it. Carsten holds a degree in Electrical Engineering from the Technical University of Karlsruhe, Germany and is based in Munich.

Ross Lockie, Regional OfficerAviation Security and Facilitation (APACInternational Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)

Ross Lockie has worked in the security and aviation security field for the past 23 years. Currently Mr. Lockie is the ICAO Regional Officer, Aviation Security & Facilitation for Asia & Pacific. Prior to his current role he spent 12 years as the Technical Coordinator/Team Leader with ICAO’s Universal Security Audit Programme and immediately prior to joining the ICAO APAC Office, was seconded to work with the United Nations Security Council’s Counter-Terrorism Executive Directorate (UN CTED) based in New York City, USA.

John Peters, Area Sales Manager, North America & CanadaOVD Kinegram

John Peters is Manager of New Business and Sales Manager for North America at OVD Kinegram. Since starting his assignment at OVD Kinegram in January 2003, John has focussed on the implementation of advanced technologies for enhancing the security of government documents. Prior to joining OVD Kinegram, John was product marketing manager for semiconductor inter-connectors at Kulicke & Soffa in Zurich, Switzerland. He holds a BSc in Physics and Mathematics and a PhD degree in Materials Engineering from the University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa.

Benoît Berthe, Product Development DirectorOberthur Technologies

Benoît Berthe is Product Development Director for the Citizen Access & Identity Business at Oberthur Technologies. He has worked in the smart card industry for over 10 years with previous roles being R&D Director and later Managing Director at Datacard, France. Before entering the smart card industry, Benoît worked in the pharmaceutical industry for 10 years in various roles including COO of the French entity of Smith and Nephew. Benoît studied Physics at the “Institut National des Sciences Appliquées”, as well as computer science and business.

Mark Joynes, Marketing Director, Global Government SolutionsEntrust Datacard

Mark Joynes is global government solutions Marketing Director for Entrust Datacard, and has been responsible for the company’s ePassport PKI and border control solutions portfolio since 2006. Mark is a 16 year Entrust Datacard veteran, with over 25 years of experience in high tech security roles related to the deployment of PKI technologies. He has consulted for private and public sectors; providing operational guidance for secure-systems development, deployment, certification and accreditation with background in law enforcement, defense and intelligence environments.

Ruth Annus, Head, Citizenship and Migration Policy DepartmentMinistry of the Interior of Estonia

Ruth Annus is Head of Citizenship and Migration Policy Department at the Ministry of the Interior of Estonia. Citizenship policy, migration and asylum policy, identity management policy and identity documents policy are within her responsibility. Ruth has been working at the Ministry of the Interior since 2000. She obtained a magister iuris degree in 2007 and baccalaureus artium degree in 2001 at University of Tartu in the Faculty of Law and is specialized in administrative law. Currently she is a doctoral student of government and politics at Tallinn University. She is also the lecturer of International European Union Migration Law at Tallinn University.

Brig. (Retd) Saleem Ahmed Moeen, CEO Secure Tech Consultancy (Pvt) Ltd

Brig. Saleem Ahmed Moeen (retired) is CEO of Secure Tech Consultancy (Pvt) Ltd, Pakistan. Formerly he served in the Pakistan Army for 30 years and was Chairman of the National Database & Registration Authority (NADRA), Pakistan, from 2001 to 2008. During his tenure, he designed and implemented the Interactive Multi-Biometric Data-Acquisition methodology with one of the largest AFIS and facial recognition systems for the national ID card. He also developed the Pakistani Machine Readable Passport – the world’s first e-Passport to carry both a fingerprint and facial recognition system. As CEO of Secure Tech, Brig. Moeen is the main architect and lead consultant for all projects which involve design, development and implementation of smartcard based ID card systems, personnel and vehicle access control systems using RFID and biometrics for a large national organisation, development of smartcard based biometric enrolment software and system integration services for the National Entitlement Program for Iraq and the implementation of real-time biometric verification of all citizens for use of Mobile SIM’s through the National Database.

SPEAKERS

Ingo Liersch, Director, Product MarketingGovernment IdentificationInfineon Technologies

Ingo Liersch is Director for Product Marketing in the Government Identification business line at Infineon Technologies where he is responsible for Product Marketing for the Infineon microcontroller platforms for electronic documents such as ePassports, eIDs or eHealth cards. He entered the smart security industry in 2001 when joining Giesecke & Devrient as a Product Manager where he focused on Government eID cards including smart card operating systems and applications as well as eID and eHealth Card projects in Europe and Asia. For 6 years he was responsible for Segment Marketing in the G&D Division Government providing solutions for secure government documents. His work included pre-sales, business consultancy, market intelligence and marketing communication for the business segments identity and healthcare. He was also responsible for emerging products like encrypted mobile phones and brand protection systems. Ingo has many years of experience in secure identification and authentication and together with his team he has become a trusted adviser to governments.

Charles Harns, Senior Migration Advisor (Retd)International Organization for Migration

Charles Harns has over thirty years’ experience working with governments in capacity building and technical cooperation. He served as an official of IOM from 1994 until his retirement in 2013, including six years as global head of the Technical Cooperation Division. His work has included improvement of border data systems and travel documents, linking migration with development, migration and security, reducing irregular migration and expanding formal migration channels. He continues to serve as a consultant to IOM and other agencies.

Jason Clarke, Senior Specialist, Border and Identity Solutions Immigration and Border Management DivisionInternational Organization for Migration

Jason Clarke has been working within the Border Management sector for over 25 years. He joined the UK Immigration Service in 1991 and worked in a variety of different specialisms. He completed postings in Iran, Hungary, Bosnia-Herzegovina and Pakistan before returning to the UK to work on the e-Borders Programme. Mr. Clarke joined IOM in 2008 from the UK Government to manage a multi-million dollar Border Management project portfolio in Egypt, Jordan and Iraq. In 2010, Mr. Clarke moved to Budapest to assume responsibility for managing the EC funded Western Balkans and Turkey IBM project. In 2011 he took up his current position as a Senior Specialist in IOM HQ in Geneva with a portfolio of Border Management projects worth over 100 Million US Dollars. He leads the global MIDAS (IOM’s Border Management Information System) programme as well as work on Counter Terrorism and wider border security issues. Mr. Clarke has a Master’s degree in Project Management and Leadership from the University of Portsmouth.

Ir. Prof. Raymond Wong (PhD), Adjunct ProfessorHong Kong Polytechnic University

Professor Raymond Wong is the Adjunct Professor at the Biometrics Research Center of the Hong Kong Polytechnic University. He was former Assistant Director with the Immigration Department of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) where he served for over 35 years. At the HKSAR, Raymond was instrumental in the development and management of information systems and related matters, implementing many IT projects that helped pave the way for numerous developments within Hong Kong’s Immigration system. His invaluable leadership and contribution to the HKSAR won him titles such as the ‘father of e-channels’ and ‘father of e-passport’ in Hong Kong. Since retiring from the HKSAR, Raymond has been serving as expert consultant for countries around the world on projects on biometrics, identification documents and automated border control systems. He also leads research projects on innovative technologies as well as authoring specialist articles and eBooks. He has been the co-editor of the Annual Report of the specialist journal, Keesing Journal of Documents and Identity and serving as member of the advisory board of the Journal since 2009.

Ichinkhorloo Uranchimeg, Senior Officer, IT DepartmentGeneral Authority for Intellectual Property and State RegistrationMinistry of Justice and Home Affairs, Mongolia

Ichinkhorloo Uranchimeg is currently Senior Officer at the Information and Technology Department of the General Authority for Intellectual Property and State Registration under the Ministry of Justice and Home Affairs. She has participated in projects directly related to the development of the Mongolian civil registration system including the updated civil record which was based on the biometric data and national ID card project, the archive digitization project and the passport integrated network project. Ms. Uranchimeg has been working in the information and technology sector for the past 10 years.

Gordon Wilson, PresidentWorldReach Software

Gordon Wilson is the President of WorldReach Software and has 25 years’ experience working with Governments in international travel, including: customs & border services; immigration; passport issuance; and consular operations. He received a Ministers Award for contributions to Canada's Customs Operations Branch automation strategy and has contributed to the Consular winning Gold awards for improving service delivery to citizens. As WorldReach President, he leads WorldReach to modernize consular assistance and international crisis management; passport entitlement, enrollment and verification, including SaaS/Cloud solutions, as well as eVisa/Electronic Travel Authorization systems.

Ion Otazua, eJourney Solution Expert, Government ProgramsGemalto eJourney

Ion Otazua is the eJourney solution expert at Gemalto, managing the Asia Pacific region. The eJourney division is fully dedicated to developing and deploying nationwide integrated Government solutions comprising border control, visa management, and document verification. With more than 10 years’ experience in this field, his expertise includes the entire project life-cycle from consultancy and specification, to deployment and project management. Ion Otazua has been involved in complex Government projects in Europe, Africa and America, and has been responsible for eJourney projects in the Asia Pacific region since 2015.

Dr Nayana Dehigama, Founder, Chairman & Managing DirectorEPIC Technology Group Dr Nayana Dehigama is the Founder, Chairman and Managing Director of EPIC Technology Group, the renowned technology solutions provider with a proven track record of 18 years. His company, being one of the undisputed leaders of the Sri Lankan ICT industry, has been providing mission critical solutions in the domains of secure document personalization, information systems security, secure mobile communications, border protection and biometric identification since 2003.

SPEAKERS

Damian James, Commercial Director – AustraliaNew Zealand and South AfricaSITA

Damian James is the Commercial Director for Australia, New Zealand and South Africa at SITA within the Government Solution Line business, where he focuses on setting up business strategies and development for national border management. Damian has expertise in government border management practices, related industry and technology standards, and the impact of government border management initiatives on airline business operations and systems. He has experience with SITA’s Advance Passenger Processing (APP), Passenger Name Record (PNR) and Entry/Exit solutions together with the use of IT to improve passenger facilitation and border security. Damian has over 15 years’ global experience working across general management, strategy and operational leadership. He has an MBA from Deakin University in Australia together with a Master of Engineering and BSc in Engineering from the University of New South Wales.

Günther Mull, Founder & Managing DirectorDERMALOG Identification Systems Günther Mull is Founder and Managing Director of DERMALOG Identification Systems. Since 1984 Mr. Mull was responsible for a research project at the Institut für Humanbiologie in Hamburg for the automatization of fingerprint and palm print evaluation. He also worked at the institute as a lecturer for applied statistics until 1990. After years of experience running as Director of Institut für Dermatoglypik he later founded DERMALOG in Hamburg in 1995. The company is specialized as a leading manufacturer of AFIS (Automated Fingerprint Identification Systems) and fingerprint biometrics for documents and national ID projects, with over 50 large-scale national installations around the world today.

Police Major General Huort SophallyDirector, International Cooperation DepartmentNational Authority for Combating Drugs, Cambodia Police Major General Huort Sophally is the Director of the International Cooperation Department, the Secretariat General of the National Authority for Combating Drugs (NACD) and a National Project Coordinator of the PATROL, eLearning and Container Control Program of the UNODC. He joined the NACD in 1998 as a Senior Officer and later became Assistant to the Permanent Deputy Secretary-General, Project Coordinator of the Cross Border Corporation (BLO) of the UNODC, and in 2011 became Director of Planning and Training of the NACD. Prior to joining the NACD, he served in many significant positions at the Anti-Drug Department, Ministry of Interior, and at the Phnom Penh Municipal Police Head Quarters. From 1996 to 1998 he was the Deputy Director of the Administrative Office and Chief of the Technical Office at the Ministry of Interior. Prior to this, he served as an Officer in the Investigation, Anti-Intelligence and Foreign Residents Bureaus.

Amit Nirmal, Director, Border Management DepartmentMinistry of Home Affairs, India

Amit Nirmal is Director of the Department of Border Management at the Ministry of Home Affairs in India. For the past 15 years, he has worked in various positions within the Government spanning areas such as administration, human resource, infrastructure development projects and programs and the conduct of surveys. Since April, 2013 he has been managing the India-Pakistan and India-Bangladesh Borders. Amit has a Masters in Statistics from the University of Rajasthan, India.

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