The Path to Effective Implementation

ICAO AIR TRANSPORT SYMPOSIUM | ICAO HQ MONTRÉAL, 30-31 MARCH 2016ADDRESSING COMPETITION ISSUES: TOWARDS A BETTER OPERATING ENVIRONMENT

ICAO-WCO Joint Conference on Enhancing Air Cargo Security and Facilitation

The Path to Effective ImplementationKuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 26 to 28 July 2016

ICAO AIR TRANSPORT SYMPOSIUM | ICAO HQ MONTRÉAL, 30-31 MARCH 2016ADDRESSING COMPETITION ISSUES: TOWARDS A BETTER OPERATING ENVIRONMENT

PROGRAMME

Hosted by the Government of Malaysia

TABLE OF CONTENTS

FOREWORD FROM THE MINISTER 4OF TRANSPORT, MALAYSIA

FOREWORD FROM THE PRESIDENT 5 OF THE ICAO COUNCIL

FOREWORD FROM THE SECRETARY 6 GENERAL OF ICAO

FOREWORD FROM THE SECRETARY 7 GENERAL OF THE WCO

PROGRAMME 8DAY 1: Tuesday, 26 July 8DAY 2: Wednesday, 27 July 11

DAY 3: Thursday, 28 July 14 THE SPEAKERS 15 SPONSORS 40 CO-SPONSORS 41 EXHIBITORS 42 NOTES 44

ICAO-WCO JOINT CONFERENCE ON ENHANCING AIR CARGO SECURITY AND FACILITATION THE PATH TO EFFECTIVE IMPLEMENTATION | KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA, 26 - 28 JULY 2016

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FOREWORD: HON. YB DATO’ SRI LIOW TIONG LAI

I am truly delighted to welcome you to Malaysia for the Third Joint International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) – World Custom Organization (WCO) Conference on Enhancing Air Cargo Security and Facilitation. Themed ‘The Path to Effective Implementation, this conference will be a platform for delegates to discuss the current state of air cargo security and facilitation, as well as existing challenges and advancements.

In recent years, tremendous efforts have been taken to enhance the civil aviation security system worldwide in response to the increasing threats to civil aviation. Closer to home, the Aviation Security Division was established under the Department of Civil Aviation Malaysia to safeguard domestic and international civil aviation against acts of unlawful interference, as guided by the ICAO Annexes 9, 17 and 18, as well as DOC 8973 and DOC 9284. The division introduced the Aviation Security Program which encompasses the National Civil Aviation Security Program, National Quality Control Program, National Civil Aviation Security Training Program, Secure Freight Program, National Program Transportation for Dangerous Goods which includes Investigation, training certification and annual auditing.

Enhancing safety and improved facilitation remains the air cargo industry’s top priority. The conference, which is jointly hosted by the Ministry of Transport and the Ministry of Finance, will provide an insight on the role of customs authorities as well as aviation industry players in ensuring safer and more secure skies.

As a Council Member of ICAO since 2007, Malaysia has actively participated and contributed its expertise to the various initiatives of ICAO to enhance safety and security of civil aviation. Malaysia plays an integral role in terms of rendering support for ICAO’s No Country Left Behind campaign. Ensuring all States have access to the significant socio-economic benefits of safe and reliable air transport is a philosophy that Malaysia wholeheartedly embraces.

In this regard, I believe that partnership and cooperation have always been the common values for the aviation community. I am also certain that there is always more that we can do together in our continuous efforts to enhance air cargo security and facilitation.

It is my hope that this conference will further stimulate further advancements in the air cargo industry through meaningful topics of discussions, outstanding speakers and interesting technical visits put together for the delegates.

Once again, I wish all of you a fruitful conference and a pleasant stay in Malaysia!

Dato’ Sri Liow Tiong LaiMinister of Transport, Malaysia


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FOREWORD: DR. OLUMUYIWA BENARD ALIU

The two previous ICAO-WCO joint Conferences on Enhancing Air Cargo Security and Facilitation, held in Singapore in 2012 and Bahrain in 2014, have each achieved significant progress with respect to the scope and substance of the working relationship between our two Organizations. Both events raised awareness, achieved concrete results, and helped us plan a practical way forward.

The first of these ICAO-WCO Conferences, on Synergy through Cooperation, was held while Amendments to the International Civil Aviation Organization ICAO ‘s Annex 17 were still being elaborated. It nonetheless led to agreement on a roadmap of joint actions to strengthen the air cargo supply chain at the international level.

With the related guidance substantially established, it is now the right time to ask ourselves how the regulatory framework is working in practice. We must ensure that the provisions are fully understood, that they are facilitating the air cargo industry even as they assure its effective security, and most of all that they are truly helping us to establish a comprehensive security culture across the entire air cargo supply chain.

During this third ICAO-WCO Conference, we will be exploring how we can now transition from establishing the regulatory framework to assisting with its effective implementation. We will be hearing about a number of successes, as well as some obstacles, while exploring some important new opportunities. Our shared goal is to determine a toolkit for achieving effective implementation, something very much in line with the International Civil Aviation Organization ICAO ‘s global reprioritization toward improved assistance and capacity building in States under our No Country Left Behind Initiative.

I could not be more supportive of this goal, or of the fact that cooperation between the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) and the The World Customs Organization (WCO) is playing such an important part in achieving it. The civil aviation sector has always enjoyed its greatest successes when all parties are working together, and I am confident the same will hold true with our current and shared objectives for global air cargo security and facilitation.

Dr. Olumuyiwa Benard AliuPresident of the ICAO Council


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FOREWORD: DR. FANG LIU

As a United Nations agency with specialized responsibility for aviation, the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) has a leading role in strengthening the security of air cargo. But we also recognize that, in a complex operating environment, close working relationships with other stakeholders will be key to achieving results.

The World Customs Organization (WCO) is one of our most important partners in this endeavour.

Since the first ICAO-WCO Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed in 2011, a significant amount of joint work has been realized to improve the security and facilitation of air cargo movements. The regulatory framework is more robust, guidance material has been expanded, and general awareness of the threat – and how to combat it – has been significantly improved.

All of these efforts have been undertaken with a clear view to maintaining operational efficiency and commercial viability, while ensuring that associated frameworks are suitably harmonized and avoid duplication, but we must also now explore the next steps in this process to maintain the momentum achieved.

It is in this spirit that this Third ICAO-WCO joint Conference will be considering the challenges to achieving an effective security environment while keeping cargo moving. We will hear about some concrete examples, explore the risk-based best practices to address current challenges, identify the avenues of assistance currently available, and discuss monitoring mechanisms to help us determine if new and existing provisions are working as intended.

This promises to be an exciting and stimulating programme, but we will only aid its process and results by continuing to keep each other informed and by working together. Only through determined cooperation will we ultimately realize the most effective and efficient regime possible for secure and unobstructed air cargo facilitation.

Dr. Fang LiuSecretary General of ICAO


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FOREWORD: DR. KUNIO MIKURIYA

The World Customs Organisation (WCO) is fully committed to working with the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), and continues to encourage Customs and aviation security authorities to coordinate their efforts to secure and facilitate air cargo security, an important component of the global supply chain.

This third Conference, jointly organized by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) and the World Customs Organisation (WCO), will focus on current global security concerns, aiming to identify further synergies that can form a foundation for enhanced coordination and cooperation between Customs, aviation security authorities and other key stakeholders to strengthen aviation and border security and facilitate the movement of air cargo.

The joint Conference offers participants an excellent opportunity to gain a more in-depth understanding of the current international aviation trade challenges and ways in which all stakeholders can work together to enhance aviation security and trade facilitation. This event will pave the way for enhanced future cooperation and will support all stakeholders amidst a dynamic and rapidly-changing international business environment.

Continued dialogue, sharing of good practices and dynamic collaboration through this joint Conference will greatly contribute to enhanced air cargo security.

Dr. Kunio MikuriyaSecretary General, World Customs Organization


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DAY 1: TUESDAY 26 JULY

08:00 - 09:00 REGISTRATION

09:00 – 10:30 OPENING CEREMONY

WELCOMING ADDRESS: TBC, Minister of Finance, Malaysia

Honorable YB Dato’ Sri Liow Tiong Lai, Minister of Transport, Malaysia

KEYNOTE ADDRESS:

Dr. Olumuyiwa Benard Aliu, President of the Council, International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)

Dr. Kunio Mikuriya, Secretary General, World Customs Organization (WCO)

PRESENTATION OF CHEQUE FOR ICAO AFI SAFETY AND AVIATION SECURITY FUNDS

10:30 – 11:15 COFFEE BREAK

11:15 – 12:30 PANEL 1: OVERVIEW ON ENHANCING AIR CARGO SECURITY AND FACILITATION PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE: A ROUTE MAP FOR THE SAFE, SECURE AND EFFICIENT TRANSPORT OF GOODS BY AIR

MODERATOR: Mr. Sanjiv Edward, Chairman, The International Transport Association (TIACA)

PANEL DISCUSSION:

Dr. Fang Liu, Secretary General, International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)

Dr. Kunio Mikuriya, Secretary General, World Customs Organization (WCO)

Mr. Thakur Subhash Sinha, Supply Chain Coordinator, Universal Postal Union (UPU)

Mr. Carlos Grau Tanner, Director General, Global Express Association (GEA)

Mr. Steve Morris, Vice President and Chairman of the Customs Affairs Institute, International Federation of Freight Forwarders Associations (FIATA)

Mr. Gordon Wright, Head, Cargo Border Management, International Air Transport Association (IATA)


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DAY 1: CONTINUED

12:30 – 14:00 LUNCH BREAK

14:00 – 15:15 PANEL 2: THE PATH TO EFFECTIVE IMPLEMENTATION - MAKING THE RULES WORK: THE WORKERS, THE WORKING ENVIRONMENT AND THE WIDER SECURITY CULTURE

MODERATOR: Mrs. Gillian Castle, Senior Policy Advisor, Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs, United Kingdom PRESENTATIONS AND PANEL DISCUSSION: Mr. Bernard Lim, Director, International Relations and Security Division, Ministry of Transport, Singapore Dato’ Hj. Zulkifli bin Yahya, Assistant Director General of Customs (Enforcement), Royal Malaysian Customs Mr. Clayton Bryant Kerswell, Senior Customs & Border Management Specialist, World Bank

Mr. Guillermo Iovino, Head, Project Development Unit, Technical Cooperation Bureau

Mr. Kyal Barter, Senior Aviation Security Advisor Cooperative Aviation Security Programme (CASP) - Asia Pacific Region

Mr. Ian Munro, Law Enforcement Advisor, Implementation and Support Section, United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime


16:00 – 17:30 PANEL 3: JOINT INITIATIVES TO BUILD CAPACITY - REGIONAL AND NATIONAL PROGRAMMES WHICH BRING SECURITY AND FACILITATION TOGETHER

MODERATOR: Mr. Victor Aguado, Chairperson, Air Transport Committee, ICAO

PRESENTATIONS AND PANEL DISCUSSION:

Mr. Abdullah Atullah Alraddadi, Manager, Facilitation, General Authority of Civil Aviation, Saudi Arabia Mr. Ahmad Luqman, Chief Executive Officer, MASkargo

TBC, Representative of Ghana Revenue Authority, Customs Division Customs Division


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DAY 1: CONTINUED

PANEL 3: JOINT INITIATIVES TO BUILD CAPACITY - REGIONAL AND NATIONAL PROGRAMMES WHICH BRING SECURITY AND FACILITATION TOGETHER (CONTINUED)

Ms. Kerri Bradford, Section Head, Air Cargo Security Policy, Office of Transport Security, Australia

Ms. Meg Reid, Director, Trusted Trader Policy Australian Border Force, Australian Customs Ms. Annegret Rohloff, Policy Officer, Supply Chain Security, Directorate-General for Taxation and Customs Union (TAXUD), European Commission 17:30 END OF DAY 1

ROOFTOP BUFFET AND ENTERTAINMENT - KUALA LUMPUR INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT


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DAY 2: WEDNESDAY 27 JULY

Session 1

09:00 – 09:50

TRACK A - CONSOLIDATION

SECURE SUPPLY CHAIN OR SCREENING?

Mrs. Valerie Trojanowska,Technical Officer, ICAO

TRACK B - INNOVATION

THREATS FROM TECHNOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY: CYBERSECURITY AND CHEMICAL, BIOLOGICAL,

RADIOLOGICAL AND NUCLEAR (CBRN)

Mr. Daniel Goh, Assistant President, Nuctech


CHOOSING A SCREENING METHOD AND HIGH RISK SCREENING

Ms. Dominique Tarpey, Transportion Security Administration, United States


BORDER MANAGEMENT:TECHNOLOGICAL SOLUTIONS AND IMAGING TEST STANDARDS

Mr. Tam Kwok Wai, Director, Asia, Synergy4Tech Pte Ltd, Singapore

Mr. Kenneth Tan, Director, Asia, Synergy4Tech Pte Ltd, Singapore

Mr. Craig Clark, Program Manager, United States Customs and Border Protection



USING DOGS FOR SCREENING AIR CARGO

Mr. Azat Zaripov, Deputy Head, Aeroflot - Russian Airlines

Ms. Elena Laschenkova, Aviation Security Expert, Aeroflot - Russian Airlines

TBC, Customs Authority


ADVANCE CARGO INFORMATION (ACI) AND RISK MANAGEMENT FOR AIR CARGO SECURITY

INCLUDING PRELOADING ADVANCE CARGO INFORMATION (PLACI)

Ms. Annegret Rohloff, Policy Officer, Supply Chain Security Directorate - General for Taxation

and Customs Union (TAXUD), European Commission


Ms. Jin Randhawa, Senior Programme Advisor, Air, Rail and Marine Commercial Processing Unit,

Canada Border Services Agency

Ms. Dominique Tarpey, Transportion Security Administration, United States

TIME

Session 2

10:00 – 10:50

TIME

Session 3

11:10 – 12:00

TIME


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DAY 2: CONTINUED


SYNERGIES BETWEEN REGULATED AGENTS (RA) AND AUTHORIZED ECONOMIC

OPERATORS (AEO) INCLUDING PILOT RA AEO PROJECT IN VIET NAM

Ms. Kerri Bradford, Section Head, Air Cargo Security Policy, Office of Transport Security,

Australia

Ms. Meg Reid, Director, Trusted Trader Policy Australian Border Force, Australian Customs

Mr. Gordon Wright, Head Cargo Border Management, International Air Transport

Association (IATA)

Mr. Nguyen Huu Tuan, Customs Control and Supervision Department of Viet Nam Customs


PLACI (CONTINUED) AND

PLACI IN THE POSTAL ENVIRONMENT

Mr. Tripp Brinkley, Postal Security Programme Manager, Universal Postal Union

TRACK A - CONSOLIDATIONINSPECTIONS AND QUALITY CONTROL

Mr. Abdul Rahman Mahat, Director of AVSEC, Department of Civil Aviation, Malaysia



INSIDER THREATS, INTERNAL CONSPIRACY

Mr. Glen Sankar, Border Force Senior Officer, Border Force, Heathrow Airport, UK

Mr. Daniel Moell, Technical Expert/Air Cargo UNODC-WCO Container Control Programme

(CCP-Air) WCO


THE USE OF ELECTRONIC DATA – AVSECPAEDIA, POINT OF CONTACT (POC) NETWORK,

ELECTRONIC CARGO SECURITY DECLARATIONS (eCSDS), ELECTRONIC AIRWAY BILLS

(eAWBS) ETC

Mrs. Valerie Trojanowska, Technical Officer, ICAO

Ms. Nathalie Herbelles, Assistant Director, Airport, Passenger, Cargo and Security for Asia-Pacific IATA


ICAO WCO JOINT TRAINING MODULES

Mr. Juan Lamosa, Chief, Implementation, Support and Development, ICAO

Ms. Asha Menon, Acting Deputy Director, Compliance and Facilitation Directorate, WCO

Session 4

12:10– 13:00

TIME

Session 5

14:30– 15:20

TIME

Session 6

15:30– 16:20

TIME

13:00 – 14:30 LUNCH BREAK


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DAY 2: CONTINUED

16:40– 19:00 CHOICE OF SITE VISITS

Authorized Economic Operators: Zalora, L’Oréal Malaysia

Courier companies – DHL Airfreight Forwarder Sdn Bhd, KL Airport Services Sdn Bhd, Federal Express Corporation,

United Parcel Service Sdn Bhd


Session 7

16:40– 19:00

TIME

19:00 END OF DAY 2


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DAY 3: THURSDAY 28 JULY 09:00 – 10:15 PANEL 4: MEASURING SUCCESS - WHAT IS EFFECTIVE IMPLEMENTATION? STAFF ENGAGEMENT, AUDITS, QUALITY CONTROL AND PEER REVIEW

MODERATOR: Dr. Malgorzata Polkowska, Representative of Poland on the ICAO Council PRESENTATIONS AND PANEL DISCUSSION: Mr. Tripp Brinkley, Postal Security Programme Manager, Universal Postal Union Mr. Juan Lamosa, Chief, Implementation, Support and Development – Security Section, ICAO Mr. Lee Shashitheren, Chief Executive Officer, Raya Airways Dr. Toni Männistö, Researcher, Cross Border Research Association


10:45 – 12:15 PANEL 5: SUMMARY AND FORWARD LOOK - CAN WE DO BETTER, CAN WE DO MORE?

MODERATOR: Mr. Dietmar Jost, Customs and Security Advisor, Global Express Association

PRESENTATIONS AND PANEL DISCUSSION:

Mr. Boubacar Djibo, Director, Air Transport Bureau, ICAO

Ms. Asha Menon, Acting Deputy Director, Compliance and Facilitation Directorate, WCO Ms. Poppy Khoza, Director of Civil Aviation, Civil Aviation Authority South Africa

Tan Sri Bashir Ahmad, Advisor (ex-Managing Director) Malaysia Airports

12:15 CLOSING

CLOSING REMARKS

Dr. Fang Liu, Secretary General, ICAO

Ms. Asha Menon, Acting Deputy Director, Compliance and Facilitation Directorate, WCO

Datuk Seri Hj. Saripuddin Hj. Kasim, Secretary General of Ministry of Transport, Malaysia


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SPEAKER BIOGRAPHIES

HON. YB DATO’ SRI LIOW TIONG LAI MINISTER OF TRANSPORT, MALAYSIA

YB Dato’ Sri Liow Tiong Lai was appointed Minister of Transport Malaysia following a cabinet reshuffle in June 2014. Prior to this, YB Dato’ Sri Liow was the Health Minister (2008-2013) and Deputy Minister of Youth & Sports (2006-2008). YB Dato’ Sri Liow took the helm at the Transport Ministry during the heights of the tragic incidents of MH370 and MH17. Since then, YB Dato’ Sri Liow has travelled across the globe with a core message emphasising the need to enhance standards and strengthen international cooperation in order to improve safety and security in global civil aviation, in particular, his calls for real time global tracking of commercial aircraft and risks to civil aviation arising from conflict zones.

YB Dato’ Sri Liow graduated with a Bachelor of Science (Hons) from the National University of Malaysia, and later obtained a Masters of Business Administration (MBA) from the University of Malaya.


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DR. OLUMUYIWA BENARD ALIUPRESIDENT OF THE COUNCIL, ICAO

Dr. Olumuyiwa Benard Aliu is the fifth and current President of the ICAO Council. From January 2005 to December 2013, he was Representative of Nigeria on the ICAO Council. He served as the governing body’s First Vice-President and as Chairman of both its Technical Co-operation and Finance Committees. He also served as Chairman of the ICAO Council Working Group on Governance and Efficiency (WGGE) and as Chairperson of the Steering Committee of the ICAO Comprehensive Regional Implementation Plan for Aviation Safety in Africa (AFI Plan). Dr. Aliu graduated in 1983 with a MSc. Degree in Aeronautical Engineering from the Kiev Institute of Civil Aviation Engineers. He obtained a PhD in 1987. He holds an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer’s License with multiple ratings and is an ICAO certified SMS Instructor. He holds an IATA Diploma in Civil Aviation Management as well as a Graduate Certificate in Air and Space Law from McGill University, Canada.

Dr. Aliu’s extensive professional experience in civil aviation spans 30 years. He has held various positions of increasing responsibility in the areas of safety oversight, economic regulation and negotiations of bilateral and multilateral agreements, including as Chief Airworthiness Surveyor, Director Air Transport Regulation and Technical Adviser to the Minister of Aviation. He played an active role in the formulation of the National Civil Aviation Policy leading to commercialization, liberalization and institution of competition and consumer protection programmes in the Nigerian air transport industry. He led the development of the African Civil Aviation Policy (AFCAP) under the auspices of the African Union Commission. Since 1998, he has participated in all sessions of the ICAO Assembly and has chaired numerous international meetings, including the ICAO Conference on Aviation and Alternative Fuels held in 2009.


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DR. FANG LIU SECRETARY GENERAL, ICAO

Dr. Fang Liu is the Secretary General of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), having been appointed for a three-year term beginning August 2015.

Prior to her appointment as Secretary General, Dr. Liu served for eight years as the Director of ICAO’s Bureau of Administration and Services (ADB). During her tenure, she contributed extensively to ICAO’s Senior Management Group and also participated in the High-Level Committee on Management within the United Nations common system. She transformed the administration of ICAO by enhancing efficiencies, improving governance, and providing effective management and support in areas such as human resources, language services, and conference and information technology services.

Prior to joining ICAO, Dr. Liu served the General Administration of Civil Aviation of China (CAAC), where over the course of twenty years she successively held the posts of Legal Counsel, Deputy Director, Director and Deputy Director General, Department of International Affairs and Cooperation. She was responsible for China’s international air transport policy and regulations, bilateral and multilateral relations with international and regional organizations including ICAO, the World Trade Organization, the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC), the European Union, and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN).

During her career with the CAAC, Dr. Liu was elected chair of the Aviation Group of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) and was nominated by China to sit on the Air Transport Regulation Panel in ICAO. She also served as an expert on mediation and dispute resolution. She was chief negotiator for the Chinese government for bilateral and multilateral air transport agreements with foreign countries.

Dr. Liu earned a PhD in international law at Wuhan University, China, and a Master’s degree in air and space law at Leiden University, the Netherlands. She is the Director of the Association of Air Law of China and of the Association of Private International Law of China, and has published articles and delivered lectures on a wide range of topics in international air transport regulation and air law.


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DR. KUNIO MIKURIYASECRETARY GENERAL, WCO

Dr. Kunio Mikuriya has been Secretary General of the World Customs Organization (WCO) since 1 January 2009. He provides leadership and executive management for the global Customs community’s priorities, including developing global Customs instruments, standards, and tools; securing and facilitating global trade; realizing revenues; building Customs-business partnerships; and delivering capacity building in support of Customs reform and modernization. Prior to joining the WCO, he worked for Japan’s Ministry of Finance for 25 years. During his career with the Ministry, Dr. Mikuriya occupied a variety of senior posts, which have given him broad experience and knowledge in Customs, trade, development, budget, and financial policies. He served as Director of Enforcement where he led efforts to fight illicit trade, then as Director of Research and International Affairs paving the way for the conclusion of the first regional trade agreement for Japan, and then as a Counsellor in the Tariff and Customs Bureau. He also served as Director of Salaries and Allowances to coordinate remuneration levels for the entire government workforce, and as the Budget Controller for Foreign Affairs, Official Aid, International Trade and Industry, in the Budget Bureau. In addition, he spent time as a Counsellor at the Japanese Mission to the WTO in Geneva and participated in the GATT Uruguay Round trade negotiations. Dr. Mikuriya has a degree in law from the University of Tokyo and a PhD in international relations from the University of Kent.


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SPEAKER BIOGRAPHIES

MR. SANJIV EDWARDCHAIRMAN, THE INTERNATIONALTRANSPORT ASSOCIATION (TIACA)

Mr. Sanjiv Edward is a well-respected leader in the Logistics Industry, recognized for his vision, innovation and successful implementation. He has been serving as the Chairman of the International Air Cargo Association (TIACA), promoting air freight and representing the entire air cargo supply chain, since May 2015.

From July 2009, Sanjiv headed the Cargo of Business of GMR Delhi International Airport (DIAL). He successfully led the Cargo Strategy to make Delhi Airport as the No.1 Cargo Airport in India today and was recognized by IATA for the creation of India’s first E-Frt compliant Cargo Airport in Oct’ 2013. Sanjiv has also provided strategic and business support for cargo to the other GMR Airports of Hyderabad (India), Male (Maldives) and Sabiha Gokcen (Turkey).

Amongst other achievements, Sanjiv served as a Member of the high level Working Group constituted by the Ministry of Civil Aviation, India in February 2011 to formulate the “Air Cargo Policy for India” and was instrumental in setting up the Air Cargo Forum India (ACFI) in 2012. He headed the Innovation Sub Group for ACFI, driving path breaking initiatives like paperless and the development of India’s first operational cargo app.

Sanjiv has held several leadership roles in British Airways in the Cargo Business for over 10 years within South Asia and has won several awards for Delhi Airport since 2009, most recently the AFLAS, Best Emerging Cargo Airport in Asia, award in Hong Kong in June’15, the prestigious “Amity Business School – Leadership Award 2016” and the “Trailblazer award” at India Cargo awards hosted by DDP Publications in Dec’15.

Sanjiv is an alumnus of the Oxford Brookes University, UK.

MR. THAKUR SUBHASH SINHASUPPLY CHAIN COORDINATOR,UNIVERSAL POSTAL UNION (UPU)

Mr. Thakur Subhash Sinha is presently working as the Supply Chain Coordinator at the International Bureau of the Universal Postal Union (UPU), a specialized agency of the United Nations. He is responsible for Transport, Customs, Security, Standards and Addressing.

Mr. Subhash has around 25 years of experience of working in various capacities in Posts. Prior to joining UPU in March this year, he headed the International Relations and Global Business Division of the Department of Posts, Government of India. He is an expert in International Mail and has conducted over 75 international missions / workshops / courses in around 40 countries in Asia, Pacific and Africa. He also worked as an International Mail expert at the Asian Pacific Postal Union Bureau in Bangkok for five years.


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MR. CARLOS GRAU TANNERDIRECTOR GENERAL, GLOBAL EXPRESS ASSOCIATION (GEA)

Mr. Carlos Grau Tanner is the Director General of the Global Express Association (GEA), which he joined in March 2010. GEA represents the four leading express delivery carriers (DHL Express, FedEx Express, TNT and UPS). In this capacity, he is involved in international policy issues in the areas of trade, trade facilitation, customs, postal regulation and civil aviation, including air cargo security.

He holds a Law Degree from the University of Barcelona, Spain, and a Master of Arts degree in Law and Diplomacy from The Fletcher School at Tufts University in Boston, USA. Before joining GEA, he was Director, Government and Industry Affairs at the International Air Transport Association (IATA) and General Manager, Gov’t and Industry Affairs at Swissair. He started his career as an international civil servant at the Council of Europe in Strasbourg, France.

He is a dual Spanish-Swiss citizen, is married and has three children.

MR. STEPHEN MORRIS, INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF FREIGHTFORWARDERS ASSOCIATIONS (FIATA)

As Executive Director and member of the Board of Directors of the Customs Brokers and Forwarders Council of Australia Inc. (CBFCA), he brings over forty years of experience in international trade facilitation and border clearance activities. He has worked with Government, regulators, the aviation industry, the international trade consulting industry and has been involved in not-for-profit industry affairs in supporting at an international, regional and national level, as well as service providers to international trade logistics and supply chain management; and he brings this experience to the benefit of CBFCA members.

Holding a Masters in Justice and an undergraduate degree, a Diploma in Finance, an Advanced Diploma in Australian and International Trade, a Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors and being an Associate Professor of the University of Canberra, these aspects provide the academia component to his industry related skills. He is Director of several private sector and industry related entities, a member of key Australian regulatory consultative committees, past member of the Quarantine and Exports Advisory Council on the Ministerial appointment, and Chair of the Customs Affairs Institute - one of the four leading technical bodies of the Zürich-based International Federation of Freight Forwarders Associations.


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MR. GORDON WRIGHTHEAD, CARGO BORDER MANAGEMENT,INTERNATIONAL AIR TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION (IATA)

Mr. Gordon Wright is Head, Cargo Border Management at the International Air Transport Association in Geneva and is currently responsible for cargo security, Customs and trade facilitation. His main role is to work with and respond to new Customs, facilitation and security challenges from regulators and International Organizations and develop standards, tools and measures to meet these new requirements

Prior to this role he had a 28 year career as a regulator (Customs) working in all aspects of enforcement activity in the United Kingdom and South Africa, both as an inspector and as a Senior Operational Manager. For the last 11 years he has specialized in supply chain security solutions and Trade facilitation at an international level. Prior to his arrival at IATA he was responsible for EU/US Customs security programs and aviation security whilst on secondment to the EU Commission (DG TAXUD). He holds a Masters in International Customs Law and Administration.

MRS. GILLIAN CASTLESENIOR POLICY ADVISOR,UK CUSTOMS (HMRC)

Mrs. Gillian Castle has worked in UK Customs (HMRC) since 1975 in a wide range of posts both operational and policy. She is currently responsible for the Supply Chain Security Team and in recent years has been concentrating on Risk Management, Aviation Security and the EU-CN-HK Smart and Secure Trade Lane (SSTL) Pilot. As well as representing the UK in various EU meetings, Gillian also attends WCO RKC, PTC, SAFE meetings, the WCO /ICAO Joint Working Group on Advanced Cargo Information (JWGACI) and chairs the WCO Technical Expert Group on Aviation Security (TEGACS).


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MR. BERNARD LIMDIRECTOR, INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND SECURITY,MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT, SINGAPORE

Mr. Bernard Lim is Director for International Relations and Security with the Ministry of Transport, Singapore. His key responsibilities include formulating and managing policy matters concerning international relations, transport security and climate change.

He served as the Vice-Chairman of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) Aviation Security (AVSEC) Panel from March 2009 to March 2011, and then as Chairman from March 2011 to April 2015. During this period, he led the ICAO Aviation Security Panel to a number of key achievements, such as the establishment of the ICAO’s Comprehensive Aviation Security Strategy 2011 2016; the development of new ICAO Standards and Recommended Practices for air cargo security; cybersecurity; security of air traffic service providers; access control measures with respect to persons other than passengers; security awareness training; landside security and international AVSEC co-operation, amongst others. Since 2012, he has been the Rapporteur for the ICAO AVSEC Panel’s Working Group on Air Cargo Security. In 2014, he assumed the co-chairmanship of the ICAO-World Customs Organization (WCO) Joint Working Group on Advanced Cargo Information (ACI), to develop approaches on the use of ACI between AVSEC and Customs authorities. In April 2015, he took on the role of heading the newly formed ICAO AVSEC Panel Task Force on the security of remotely piloted aircraft systems (RPAS). Within the Asia Pacific region, he continues to serve as Vice-Chairman of the Asia-Pacific Economic Co-operation (APEC) Aviation Security Experts Sub-Group. He is also a certified ICAO Aviation Security Instructor.

DATO’ HJ. ZULKIFLI YAHYA ASSISTANT DIRECTOR GENERAL OF CUSTOMS(ENFORCEMENT), ROYAL MALAYSIAN CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT

During a career of over 30 years with the Royal Malaysian Customs, Dato’ Hj. Zulkifli Bin Yahya held a variety of posts covering many aspects of Customs administration, including audit and compliance management, internal tax, human resources and enforcement. He was successively Director of Customs for the States of Penang and later at Customs Headquarters, with the responsibility for Goods and Services Tax. He is currently the Assistant Director General of Customs (Enforcement).

Mr. Yahya frequently represents the Royal Malaysian Customs at international meetings and was the Chairperson for the ASEAN Enforcement Working Group and The Asia and Pacific Regional Anti-Drug Expert Group. His contribution to the work of the national administration has been recognised by a number of awards.

Mr. Yahya holds a Bachelor’s Degree (Economics and Linguistics) and an MBA from the University of Malaysia.


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MR. KYAL BARTERSENIOR AVIATION SECURITY ADVISOR ANDPROGRAMME COORDINATOR, (CASP-AP) ICAO

Mr. Barter joined the International Civil Aviation Organization in 2015, managing the Cooperative Aviation Security Programme – Asia Pacific, which seeks to achieve harmonized compliance to the international obligations for aviation security by Member States/Administrations through the provision of support for sustainable capacity building.

Previously he worked for the Office of Transport Security (OTS) within the Australian government’s Department of Infrastructure and Regional Development since 2004 in various roles in transport security: regional aviation security, air cargo security, maritime (ship) security, and major airports and airline security, where he held the positions of Regional Compliance Manager for the States of Victoria and Tasmania, and National Compliance Manager. During this period, he was involved in international work in the Philippines, Indonesia and the United Arab Emirates and served at the Australian Embassy Bangkok, from December 2010 to 2015.

Prior to joining OTS, he has worked in the Royal Australian Air Force, Air Services Australia (air traffic control), and for Surveillance Australia as an airborne mission coordinator for aerial border patrols in northern Australia. He holds a Master of Aviation Management from Griffith University in Queensland.

MR. CLAY KERSWELLCUSTOMS AND BORDER MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST, WORLD BANK

Clay is a senior Customs and Border Management specialist for the World Bank, based in Washington D.C. Prior to joining the Bank, Clay worked for UNCTAD in Geneva and as a permanent, senior advisor on Customs and Border Management to a Middle East government. He also led a customs reform project in a post-conflict, Pacific Island nation.

Clay served as an officer of the Australian Customs Service for 23 years in a range of policy and operational roles.

He has a Master’s Degree in International Customs Law and Administration and a Graduate Diploma in Policing, Intelligence and Counter Terrorism studies.


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MR. IAN MUNROLAW ENFORCEMENT ADVISOR, IMPLEMENTATIONAND SUPPORT SECTION, UNITED NATIONS OFFICEON DRUGS AND CRIME (UNODC)

Mr. Munro joined the United Nations in Vienna in January 1999, as a Law Enforcement Advisor to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC).

In this position he provides advice and technical guidance to the UNODC counter narcotics and organized crime programmes, Member State Governments and their respective law enforcement agencies and judiciary.

Prior to joining the United Nations, he was a Senior Technical Officer with the World Customs Organisation from 1992 to 1998. In that position, he worked on the development of the WCO law enforcement programme, providing technical assistance and convening regional meetings of Customs administrations on technical and related matters. In this role he oversaw capacity building initiatives in border management, drug law enforcement and the investigation of cross-border crime and fraud.

He is an experienced law enforcement professional with a broad background in both national and international investigations, border management and inter-agency cooperation. That professional knowledge and experience has contributed to his work previously with the World Customs Organisation and latterly with the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime.

Mr. Munro joined the United Nations in Vienna in January 1999, as a Law Enforcement Advisor to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC).

In this position he provides advice and technical guidance to the UNODC counter narcotics and organized crime programmes, Member State Governments and their respective law enforcement agencies and judiciary.

Prior to joining the United Nations, he was a Senior Technical Officer with the World Customs Organisation from 1992 to 1998. In that position, he worked on the development of the WCO law enforcement programme, providing technical assistance and convening regional meetings of Customs administrations on technical and related matters. In this role he oversaw capacity building initiatives in border management, drug law enforcement and the investigation of cross-border crime and fraud.


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MR. GUILLERMO IOVINO HEAD, PROJECT DEVELOPMENT UNIT,TECHNICAL COOPERATION BUREAU, ICAO

Mr. Iovino holds a Degree in Aeronautical Engineering and has more than 25 years’ experience in aviation. He has worked on numerous international, regional and national projects with the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), as well as with governments, industry, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) and development banks.

After years in the field where he held various positions as a design and maintenance engineer, government inspector, international advisor and senior regional coordinator, Mr. Iovino currently leads the Project Development Unit of ICAO’s Technical Cooperation Bureau (TCB). The Bureau coordinates, both within ICAO and with external stakeholders, the delivery of technical assistance to address States’ needs. Mr. Iovino is responsible for promoting and supervising the worldwide development of technical cooperation projects across the aviation spectrum.


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MR. VÍCTOR M. AGUADOCHAIRMAN OF THE AIR TRANSPORT COMMITTEE, ICAO

Víctor M. Aguado is the Permanent Representative of Spain on the Council of ICAO. He has served as the 1st Vice-President of the Council, Chairman on the Technical Cooperation Committee, and Chairman of the Special Task Force to develop the ICAO Policy on Assistance to Aircraft Accident Victims and their Families. Today he chairs the Air Transport Committee.

Before joining ICAO he was Director General of EUROCONTROL the European Organization for the Safety of Air Navigation (2000-2008). Under his lead EUROCONTROL enlarged its membership significantly and successfully implemented important pan-European programs enhancing safety and allowing reductions of air traffic delays and costs. He signed the first agreement with the EU Commission to launch jointly the Single European Sky and the SESAR Program.

Previously and during four consecutive terms he was President of the Air Navigation Commission of ICAO.

Mr. Aguado held numerous high-level positions in Spain, including CEO of ISDEFE. He was appointed Director of Cabinet of the Minister of State for Defence, after being Director for Advanced Air Traffic Management Systems in the Transport Ministry. He was member of the Supervisory Boards of AENA International, HISPASAT, ISDEFE and INSA. He was also member of the Board of Governors of the Flight Safety Foundation and member of the European Union’s Group of Personalities on Security Research. He has a Master’s Degree in Aeronautical Engineering from U. P. Madrid and a Master of Science Degree in Management from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).cross-border crime and fraud.



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MS. ANNEGRET ROHLOFFPOLICY OFFICER, SUPPLY CHAIN SECURITY DIRECTORATEFOR TAXATION AND CUSTOMS UNION (TAXUD),EUROPEAN COMMISSION

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MR. AHMAD LUQMAN BIN MOHD AZMICHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER, MASkargo

Mr. Ahmad Luqman is the CEO for MAB Kargo, a subsidiary of Malaysia Airlines Group which focuses on air cargo business of the Group. An air cargo professional with 19 years of experience in cargo operations and sales with profit and loss responsibilities. Excels in data analytical skills, strategies formation and implementation and a team leader with a strong sense of ownership. During his 19 years with the Company, he has served in various positions covering cargo terminal operations, system operations and sales. In his dealings with shippers and freight forwarders his role involves providing customized business process to meet industry needs and demands. He was also instrumental in developing and implementing cargo processes for MASkargo Advanced Cargo Centre KLIA and Penang Cargo Centre.

He holds a Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering from the Syracuse University, New York

Ms. Annegret Rohloff has been involved in Supply Chain Security Matters since 2005 when she was in charge of the implementation of the EU Customs Security Initiative at the German Ministry of Finance.

From 2008 until 2012 she was appointed German Customs Attaché in Washington DC.

In July 2012 she joined the EU Commission, Taxation & Customs Directorate as Policy Officer for Supply Chain Security, with a focus on Air Cargo Security. She has worked on the EU Pilots on Pre-Loading Advanced Cargo Information (PLACI) and their legal and practical implementation in the EU and on the International Level. She is the Customs co-chair of the Joint ICAO-WCO Working Group on Advanced Cargo Information (JWCACI).

Ms. Rohloff holds a Doctoral Degree in Public International Law from the University of Konstanz, Germany.


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Prior to joining L-3 Security & Detection Systems in 2002, Daniel Goh was Assistant Operations Director at the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore for 7 years, with extensive experience in airport management, aviation security, commercial development, airport planning and international business development. His core expertise is in airport, aircraft and airspace security and he implemented most of the security measures that are still in place at Singapore Changi Airport after the events of September 11th, 2001.

Daniel joined L-3 Security & Detection Systems in 2003 as its Managing Director to spearhead L-3’s maiden foray into the Asia Pacific region, where he grew the business to over US$55 million per annum. He joined American Science & Engineering (AS&E) in 2009 as its regional Vice President & Managing Director where he steadily grew the business by 20% each year.

In 2016, he joined Nuctech as its Assistant President, with the primary focus of bringing the technological and economic benefits of a complete Nuctech solution to international customers.

MR. DANIEL GOHASSISTANT PRESIDENT,NUCTECH

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MR. CRAIG CLARKPROGRAM MANAGER, MANIFEST AND CARGOSECURITY DIVISION OFFICE OF CARGO ANDCONVEYANCE SECURITY OFFICE OF FIELD OPERATIONS

Craig Clark began his career with the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) in 2009 as a Program Manager for the Secure Freight Initiative (SFI) Division of CBP Headquarters in Washington, DC and Southampton, UK. He has worked in various policy and enforcement arenas, including the development and implementation of the Importer Security Filing (ISF). Mr. Clark is recognized throughout CBP as the subject matter expert on ISF. He is currently managing the implementation of the Air Cargo Advance Screening (ACAS) program.

Mr. Clark received the CBP Commissioner’s Dean-Melendez Anti-Terrorism Award in 2012 for his contributions to ACAS.

MS. JIN RANDHAWASENIOR PROGRAMME ADVISOR, AIR, RAIL ANDMARINE COMMERCIAL PROCESSING UNIT,CANADA BORDER SERVICES AGENCY

Jin has been with Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) since 1998 and started as a Border Services Officer at Canada’s Vancouver International Airport. Jin has held various facilitation and enforcement roles with the CBSA in air and marine modes. As part of an extended national security team, Jin’s previous work includes development of operational security plans for migrant vessel arrivals and the 2010 Winter Olympic Games. Currently, she is the Senior Program Advisor for Canada’s Pre-Load Air Cargo Targeting (PACT) Initiative and has been working with colleagues from Transport Canada since October 2012 to develop a world class national Pre-Loading Advance Cargo Information regime for Canada.


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MS. DOMINIQUE TARPEYACTING SECTION CHIEF GLOBAL AFFAIRS CARGO BRANCHOFFICE OF GLOBAL STRATEGIESTRANSPORTATION SECURITY ADMINISTRATION

Dominique Tarpey joined the Transportation Security Administration in fall 2009 as a Senior Advisor for Transportation Security with the International Air Cargo Branch within TSNM (Transportation Sector Network Management) Division of TSA. She brought with her experience in both the Maritime and Air Cargo industry, having worked with American President Lines, Ltd’s (APL) Government Trade Office as a trade and financial analyst and with Deloitte Consulting LLP as a senior strategy and operations business management consultant. .

Over the past seven years with TSA, she has held key roles in the Office of Security Policy and Industry Engagement (OSPIE), the Office of Security Operations (OSO), and the Office of Global Strategies (OGS). She have over twelve year of expertise in international supply chain security, having represented the United States with its work in the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) as well is in multilateral and bilateral negotiations with various strategic partner countries is a critical role in developing and implementing TSA’s key program to achieving the requirements of the Implementing Recommendations of the 9/11 ACT for air cargo security. Dominique has also worked closely with DHS and the National Security Staff on developing and implementing the White House Strategy on Global Supply Chain Security (GSCS). She recently returned to OGS to support the ongoing bilateral recognitions of cargo supply chain programs and lead the ACAS initiative in the short term.

Prior to returning to OGS as the Acting Section Chief responsible for the ACAS pilot and multilateral engagement, Ms. Tarpey held the positions of Section Chief, BDA Policy and Training, Acting Resource and Program Manager for TSA’s National Explosive Detection Canine (NEDCP) Program, and Program Compliance Section Chief within TSA’s Threat Assessment Division. During her tenure as PCA Section Chief, Ms. Tarpey and her team have developed and implemented the quality assurance methodology and measure for managing TSA’s Behavior Detection and Analysis Program, currently deployed at 87 airports across the U.S. Additionally, the PCA Team assesses and ensures the implementation of components of TSA’s Risk Based Security approach at all domestic airports. These efforts enable TSA to identify systemic issues with the operational implementation of Standard Operating Procedures as the national and local level at all airports in the United States.

Ms. Tarpey has significant experience in program and project management, stakeholder outreach and engagement, international program implementation, and policy and training development. She holds a Bachelor’s Degree in International Relations from Syracuse University and a Master’s Degree in Global Finance, Trade, and Economic Integration from the University of Denver, Korbel School of International Studies. She also holds a Master’s Degree in Homeland Security from the Naval Post Graduate School in Monterrey California and is pursuing a Project Management Professional (PMP) certificate with the Project Management Institute.


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MRS. VALERIE TROJANOWSKATECHNICAL OFFICER, ICAO

Mrs. Valerie Trojanowska joined the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) as a Technical Officer specializing in air cargo security in August 2014. She represents the Secretariat at a variety of international working groups and meetings and works closely on air cargo related issues with other international bodies, such as WCO and the UPU.

She previously worked for the United Kingdom Department for Transport for 20 years in a number of international posts, including European maritime transport, dangerous goods and aviation security. She was also seconded to the European Commission (DG MOVE) for four years and had particular responsibility during that time for the air cargo chapter in European legislation.

She is a languages graduate from the Universities of Leeds and Pau.

MR. AZAT ZARIPOV DEPUTY HEAD OF AVIATION SECURITY DEPARTMENT,AEROFLOT – RUSSIAN AIRLINES, PJSC

Former 1st class military pilot, colonel reserve officer, in 1974 Mr. Zaripov has graduated from the Balashov highest military aviation college of pilots, in 1985 – from Military Air academy of Yuri A. Gagarin. Upon termination of military service, since 1997 he has worked in the system of aviation security of Aeroflot. Now he holds a position of Deputy Head of Aviation Security Department.

Since 2001 he has been engaged in development and improvement of dog application methods for the purpose of ensuring of air transportation aviation security. His main goal is the development of an applied olfactory biotechnical system for detection of dangerous objects and substances on air transport. He is the author of many inventions, of more than 30 publications in industry and scientific issues.


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MR. ABDUL RAHMAN BIN MAHATDIRECTOR OF SECURITY AVIATIONCIVIL AVIATION MALAYSIA (DCA)

Abdul Rahman bin Mahat is the Director of Security Aviation Malaysia, Department of Civil Aviation Malaysia (DCA) effective 1st January 2003. He graduated with a Bachelor of Social Science (Honors) from Universiti Sains Malaysia 1994 before furthering his studies to Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia where he obtained a Masters in Security Policy Studies and Analysis 2001.

Abdul Rahman bin Mahat joined the Department Civil Aviation (DCA) as an Assistant Director at the Head of Aviation Security Unit on 15 October 1986. In 2003, he was made Director of Civil Aviation (AVSEC) until 23 July 2008.

After a short stint at the DCA in 2012, he consecutively held the positions of Director of Critical National Infrastructure and Key Point Division and was transferred to another Unit as The Head of Inspection on 1 April 2014, Chief Government Security Office (CGSO) Prime Minister’s Department. On 1 January 2015, he was appointed again as Director of Security Aviation, DCA until currently.

As the Director of AVSEC, DCA, he is Chair of Sub-Security Committee under The Ministry of Transport, Board Member of Small Committee Licensing Energy Atomic Board starting from 1 March 2016 until 28 February 2019, Secretary of International Aviation Committee and advisor of Aviation Security for International and Domestic Airport in Malaysia.

He has extensive working experience within the Aviation Security and Protective Security, he had awarded of star by The Government of Malaysia as Bintang Ahli Mangku Negara (A.M.N) on 1 June 2013.


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MRS. ELENA LASCHENKOVALEADING AVIATION SECURITY EXPERT, AEROFLOT –RUSSIAN AIRLINES, PJSC

In 1996 Mrs. Laschenkova has graduated from Moscow Aviation State Institute (Technical University), Aerospace Faculty, Department of Life Support System in the field of Human Factors and in 2004 - from the Moscow Institute of General education, Faculty of practical Psychology.

Since 2006 she is a Leading Aviation Security expert, Aviation Security Department at Aeroflot – Russian airlines, PJSC.

Her areas of professional interest are: promotion of Aeroflot cynological program, psychological aspects of aviation security ensuring , international contacts and public relations.

MS. NATHALIE HERBELLESASSISTANT DIRECTOR, AIRPORT, PASSENGER, CARGO ANDSECURITY FOR ASIA-PACIFIC, INTERNATIONAL AIR TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION (IATA)

Nathalie is IATA’s main contact point for all Asia-Pacific Security and Facilitation issues, helping deliver IATA’s initiatives and ensuring that national regulations are adequate, risk-based and consistent with global standards.

Prior to this role, Nathalie coordinated the global airline industry’s Security and Facilitation positions from IATA’s headquarters in Montreal, and has defended the European airline industry’s interests while working for the Association of European Airlines in Brussels.

She has also trained with Air France, the European Commission’s Air Transport Directorate, the Spanish Airport Authority and with the world’s airport association, Airports Council International.

A French national, Nathalie has a legal background and holds a Master’s Degree in Air Transport Law and Management from Aix-Marseille University in France.


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MR. ABDULLAH A. AL-RADDADIFACILITATION MANAGER AT THE GENERAL AUTHORITY OFCIVIL AVIATION (GACA) IN KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA (KSA)

Mr. Alraddadi came to the Facilitation Department with a deep background in Aviation Security as he served as Security Manager at GACA.

For a certain period of time, he was assigned specifically to supervise the National Integrated Project for Airports Security and Protection (NIPASP), one of the world largest airport security projects.

Previously and for three consecutive years, Mr. Alraddadi was chairman of the Security Committee at the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), in addition to his participation in many local and regional security committees.

Before joining GACA, Mr. Alraddadi served for more than 10 years as Engineering Manager at Saudi Arabian Airlines in the sector of Technical Services. He has a BSc Degree in Aeronautical Engineering from KAAU, Jeddah, KSA.

MS. KERRI BRADFORD SECTION HEAD, AIR CARGO SECURITY POLICY,OFFICE OF TRANSPORT SECURITY, AUSTRALIA

Kerri Bradford is the Section Head of the Air Cargo Security policy team in the Office of Transport Security (OTS), and over the last four years has been heavily involved in the development of the Australian Known Consignor Scheme and policy for enhanced air cargo examination. New air cargo security legislation was passed at the end of 2015 and the Known Consignor Scheme is expected to open later in 2016.

Kerri joined the OTS in 2012, following holding a number of diverse public service jobs including in the Australian Bureau of Statistics, in the Department of Industry working on small business education policy and policy for the Building and Construction industry, and as a performance auditor in the Australian National Audit Office.


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MR. GLEN SANKARSENIOR OFFICER, BORDER FORCE,LONDON HEATHROW AIRPORT

Glen joined Government service in 1982 within Customs and Excise VAT tax department. After spending some seven years there he moved to Heathrow Airport as a Customs Officer. Within the next 10 years he did a variety of Customs anti-smuggling work within the passenger environment before being promoted to manage an operational Customs Team in the passenger terminal discipline. In 2005 he was promoted to Senior Officer taking over management of the Customs Tarmac (covert) teams and creating an Airport Policing Team to address the insider threat at Heathrow.

2007 saw the merger of Customs and Immigration functions within the UK and the formation of Border Force. Glen expanded his operational portfolio to include management of the Aircraft Sky Marshall programme at Heathrow. During this time he worked with international partners both on the insider threat and also to implement changes in the sky marshal operations both locally and nationally to engender a safer and more efficient programme. Last year saw expansion of Heathrow capability with the creation of a second insider threat team and the induction of a new Border Security Team specifically tasked to detect both firearms and forged documents such as passports and related CT documentation.

Recently Glen assumed operational management of Border Force Heathrow’s Detector Dog Unit. Glen has also been the longest serving member of the Customs Operational Duty Manager role which controls activity and resource across all Heathrow detection functions worked on a shift basis in the command and control centre. Glen is also championing the creation of a centre of excellence for aircraft search training which Border Force Heathrow is looking to develop and offer worldwide to other Law Enforcement partners.

MR. DANIEL MOELLTECHNICAL EXPERT, UNODC-WCO CONTAINERCONTROL PROGRAMME (CCP-AIR),WORLD CUSTOMS ORGANIZATION (WCO)

Daniel Moell joined the WCO Secretariat in July 2011. For more than 20 years, he has worked in various enforcement positions for the Swiss Federal Customs Administration. Prior to joining the WCO, he spent two years in Germany as a liaison officer for the WCO Regional Intelligence Liaison Office for Western Europe and acting, as well, as the Swiss Customs Attaché. Before taking up his position as Technical Expert for the UNODC-WCO Container Control Programme (CCP-Air), Daniel Moell spent four years as the Organization’s Environmental Programme Manager.


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DR. MALGORZATA POLKOWSKA REPRESENTATIVE OF POLAND TO THE ICAO COUNCIL

Poland, as part of the Central European Rotation Group (CERG) which is composed of 7 States, was elected to sit on the Council in September 2013. Dr. Polkowska’s experience and qualification favoured her appointment as the Representative of Poland for a term of three years ending in 2016.

She began her career at the Polish Airlines “LOT” (1996-2003) as air cargo instructor accredited by IATA and also served as the Plenipotentiary of the President of the Civil Aviation Authority of the Republic of Poland for European and International Affairs.

She is well-acquainted with the work of international organizations (ICAO, ECAC and EUROCONTROL) and of the European Aviation Safety Agency where she was a member of the EASA Rulemaking Advisory Group. Her knowledge of these organization and legal background enabled her to obtain a Ph.D. from the University of Warsaw, majoring in International Law.

She has been attending legal conferences as the representative of Poland at ICAO since 2009 to provide Poland’s views on legal matters. She was appointed as the Third Vice-President for the Diplomatic Conference on the Draft Protocol to the Tokyo Convention of 1963, which took place in Montreal from 26 March to 4 April 2014. Also, she graduated and received the post of a Professor at the Military Academy and School of Economics in Warsaw.

She has over 16 years of experience in the field of Civil Aviation, including holding the position of Director of the Polish Civil Aviation Authority President’s Bureau.


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MR. TRIPP BRINKLEYPOSTAL SECURITY PROGRAMME MANAGER,UNIVERSAL POSTAL UNION (UPU)

Mr. Brinkley is currently seconded to the Universal Postal Union, and is responsible for developing security and investigative programs, and related training, for the postal sector. He has more than 25 years of federal law enforcement and security experience with the United States Postal Inspection Service, and has managed field operations and national programs including global security and investigations; cyber intelligence; illegal drugs and contraband; mail theft; postal revenue fraud; and the deterrence, detection, and investigation of incidents involving chemical, biological, radiological, and explosive threats.

In addition to a baccalaureate degree from Regents College, he is board certified in security management (CPP, ASIS International) and homeland security (CHS-V, ABCHS), and holds several certifications pertaining to emergency response and dangerous goods.

Mr. Brinkley currently serves on the ASIS International Economic Crime Council, and was previously a chapter director for the International Association of Bomb Technicians and Investigators.

MR. JUAN ANTONIO LAMOSACHIEF,IMPLEMENTATION SUPPORT AND DEVELOPMENT,AIR TRANSPORT BUREAU, ICAO

Mr. Juan Lamosa is currently the Chief of the Implementation Support and Development – Security (ISD-SEC) Section in the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) Air Transport Bureau (ATB). He oversees and provides leadership for all ICAO aviation security-related assistance and capacity-building initiatives, including the development and implementation of Aviation Security Improvement Plans, the establishment of partnerships to coordinate and improve capacity-building efforts, and providing support to regional aviation security programmes.

Prior to taking over the leadership of the ISD-SEC Section, Mr. Lamosa held positions within ICAO first as an Aviation Security Audit Team Leader, where he played an instrumental role in the implementation of the first and second cycles of the Universal Security Audit Programme, and later as an Assistance Coordination Officer, coordinating assistance and capacity-building efforts in the Americas.

Before joining ICAO, his aviation experience includes working as a Canadian military C-130 pilot, as a manager of airport ground handling operations, and as a manager of aviation security training at the International Air Transport Association (IATA).


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MR. LEE SHASHITHERENEXECUTIVE DIRECTOR/CHIEFEXECUTIVE OFFICER FOR RAYA AIRWAYS

Lee Shashitheren, Executive Director/Chief Executive Officer for Raya Airways, joined the company in March 2014.

Having started his career with Singapore Airlines Cargo in 1995, Mr. Lee went on to hold several key positions in the company before leaving in 2007. He then joined International Air Transport Association (IATA), as Head of Cargo Services, Malaysia and Brunei. In this role, he successfully completed the introduction and implementation of several key initiatives in development of the air industry in both these countries.

In 2011 he joined Qatar Airways Cargo Malaysia as Country Manager and held the position until September 2013. During that period, he developed and managed the entire airline’s commercial, operations and finance portfolios before holding the current position in Raya Airways.

Mr. Lee holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business Management (Honours) from The Nottingham Trent University, UK, and is a fellow of Institute of Administrative Managers (IAM) UK.

DR. TONI MÄNNISTÖRESEARCHER, CROSS-BORDER RESEARCH AGENCY

Dr. Toni Männistö is a researcher and consultant in logistics risk management, supply chain security and trade facilitation.

Dr. Männistö has been working for the Cross-border Research Association since 2009, and during this time he has contributed to numerous research and consulting projects and published several studies in academic and industry journals. He has also carried out independent consulting projects at postal, pharmaceutical and defense sectors and edited two practice-oriented industry periodicals, the Network Industry Quarterly and the Postal Industry. His current research interests include coordinated border management, customs risk management, critical infrastructure protection and air cargo security

Dr. Männistö holds a PhD in supply chain security that he obtained at the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) in January 2015. Before embarking on the PhD program in late 2011, he graduated (MSc) in Industrial Engineering and Management from Aalto University of Technology, Helsinki.


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MR. BOUBACAR DJIBO DIRECTOR, AIR TRANSPORT BUREAU, ICAO

Boubacar Djibo was appointed Director of the Air Transport Bureau of ICAO in November 2011. His current duties include the management of programmes to achieve three of the five strategic objectives of the Organization, namely security and facilitation, economic development of air transport, as well as environmental protection.

Before joining ICAO, Mr. Djibo, who has more than 30 years of experience in aviation, was Secretary General of the African Civil Aviation Commission (AFCAC). While there, in order to execute a sustainable civil aviation system in Africa, he worked on key initiatives in the areas of regional coordination for the implementation of the ICAO Standards and Recommended Practices relating to safety and security, the implementation of the Yamoussoukro Decision for the liberalization of air services, training and capacity building together with the African Union, African regional economic communities, ICAO, International Air Transport Association (IATA), Airports Council International (ACI) and African Airlines Association (AFRAA).

In an aviation career beginning in 1984, he occupied a number of key positions, including Director of Civil Aviation of Niger and ICAO Project Coordinator. He also served on the Boards of Directors of Air Afrique and the Agency for Aerial Navigation Safety in Africa and Madagascar (ASECNA).

MR. DIETMAR JOSTCUSTOMS AND SECURITY ADVISOR OF THE GLOBALEXPRESS ASSOCIATION (GEA)

Mr. Dietmar Jost is the Customs and Security Advisor of the Global Express Association (GEA), which represents the four global express delivery companies DHL, FedEx, TNT and UPS.

He is a former German Customs officer with over 25 years of professional experience in the Customs and international trade facilitation domain. He served in the German Ministry of Finance and also as a Senior Technical Officer here at the WCO with specific focus on key international instruments, standards and recommendations such as the WCO Revised Kyoto Convention, the Data Model, the UCR, the SAFE Framework of Standards, Risk Management and Customs automation.


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MRS. ASHA MENONACTING DEPUTY DIRECTOR,COMPLIANCE AND FACILITATION DIRECTORATE,WORLD CUSTOMS ORGANIZATION

Mrs. Menon is Malaysian by nationality and her academic qualifications include a Degree in Law from the University of London and a Masters in International Strategy & Diplomacy from the National University of Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur.

Joined the Royal Malaysian Customs (RMC) Service in the year 1990 and has worked in various capacities in the Malaysian Customs Administration, mainly in the International area. Posted as the Malaysian Customs Attaché to the Malaysian Embassy in Brussels from 2002 until early 2009 with the responsibility for representing RMC at the WCO, EU and all other international forums.

Mrs. Menon joined the WCO in 2009 and is currently the Acting Deputy Director to the Facilitation Directorate. She also manages the sub-directorate, she also manages issues relating to security and facilitation such as the SAFE Framework of Standards (SAFE); Aviation Security issues mainly on Air Cargo Security; Authorised Economic Operator (AEO); Scanning matters (NII); Customs-Business Partnership; Container Seals (CSDs); Temporary Admission (ATA Carnet); the Container Convention; Postal with the Universal Postal Union (UPU); Smart and Secure Trade Lanes (SSTL) Pilot; managing relations with the WCO Private Sector Consultative Group (PSCG) including certain International Organizations and main organizer of the Global AEO Conference and the ICAO-WCO Joint Conferences.

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TAN SRI BASHIRADVISOR, MALAYSIA AIRPORTS

Mr. Tan Sri Bashir Ahmad Bin Abdul Majid was the Managing Director of Malaysia Airports Holdings Berhad (MAHB) from 7 June 2003 until 6 June 2014.

He began his career with Malaysia Airlines, Malaysia’s national carrier. Over a 29 year period, he served as Director of Corporate Planning, Senior Vice President of Commercial and eventually Executive Vice President of the airline.

In 2001, he was appointed as the Aviation Advisor to the Ministry of Transport Malaysia and he held the position till his appointment as managing Director of Malaysia Airports.

Upon the expiry of his contract as Managing Director on 6 June 2014, he was appointed as Advisor to the MAHB’s Board of Directors with effect from 9 June 2014.

He is the current Immediate Past President of Airport Council International’s (ACI) Asia – Pacific Region and also sits on its World Governing Board as Advisor.


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MS. POPPY KHOZADIRECTOR OF CIVIL AVIATION, SOUTH AFRICA

Ms Poppy Khoza has extensive years of experience in the field of aviation and now holds the position of the Director of Civil Aviation, having worked in various management portfolios. She has over 13 years’ experience in senior management positions in aviation with her academic progression being largely in strategic leadership and business administration coupled with aviation–related training. Her experience cuts across both the industry and the Regulator.

She serves as a member in various aviation structures nationally and internationally. She was recently re elected as the Chairman of the ICAO Aviation Security Panel, a historical position for a woman and Black African, which she now holds for two years in a row. This is after she served as Vice Chairman for two consecutive terms in the same Panel. She co-chaired the ICAO AVSEC Panel Working Group on Air Cargo Security.

She is passionate about meaningful change and aspires to provide good leadership in the aviation sector in the interest of continued outstanding performance in aviation safety and security. She is the winner of the Top Empowered Public Service Leader of the Year Award, which was announced at the 15th Annual Oliver Empowerment Awards ceremony held in April 2016. She is also the recipient of the 2015 Best Chief Executive Officer in Transport Award, an award conferred to her by the Minister of Transport. Ms Khoza is also the recipient of a 2012 Meritorious Award as South Africa’s Most Influential Woman in Business and Government and was a finalist for the 2014 Africa’s Most Influential Women in Business and Government award.

Under her stewardship, the South African Civil Aviation Authority (SACAA) scooped, two years in a row, the Best Performing Institution in Transport award, i.e. among all modes of transport in the Department of Transport entities as well as provincial and municipal departments. The SACAA has also received the Auditor-General’s Clean Audit Award for three consecutive years under her leadership. The SACAA was furthermore bestowed with the Top Performing Public Service Award at the 2015 National Business Awards.


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NUCTECH is a prestigious international supplier of security inspection systems and solutions with a prominent market presence in more than 140 countries. It specializes in cutting-edge screening technologies and tailor-made solutions. The product portfolio has been widely used in Custom Checkpoints, Border Protection, Port and Airport Facilities to help combat illegal smuggling, human trafficking, trade fraud and safeguard security.

With customer-oriented approach, NUCTECH has enjoyed wide recognition for meeting customer needs and maintaining close partnership with clients. As an international equipment provider in security industry, NUCTECH has established subsidiary companies across the globe, including the HK, Australia, Poland, Turkey, Venezuela, Argentina, Singapore, Panama etc.

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Raya Airways a renowned name in the air cargo business in Asia, offers scheduled and express delivery, aircraft charters, ground handling, warehousing, trucking connections, and MRO services. Raya also has been granted the Truck Flight license by the Malaysian Government which allows the operations of Multimodal transport from and between all domestic airports in Malaysia as well as into Singapore. Raya Airways continue to expand its wings, embarking on a re-fleeting exercise to obtain newer and more fuel efficient aircrafts and hopes to triple the volume of cargo carried annually from 30,000 tonnes to 100,000 tonnes in the next 5 years.a etc.

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ground handling, warehousing, trucking connections, and MRO services. Raya also has been granted the Truck Flight license by the Malaysian Government which allows the operations of Multimodal transport from and between all domestic airports in Malaysia as well as into Singapore. Raya Airways continue to expand its wings, embarking on a re-fleeting exercise to obtain newer and more fuel efficient aircrafts and hopes to triple the volume of cargo carried annually from 30,000 tonnes to 100,000 tonnes in the next 5 years.a etc.


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Established in 1952 as the Customs Co-operation Council, the main mission of the World Customs Organization is to ensure the harmonization and standardization of Customs procedures and the development of Customs techniques in order to facilitate and secure international trade. The WCO is a setting in which governments can compare policy experiences, seek answers to common problems, identify best practices and standards, and coordinate Customs policies. The organization is also noted for its work in areas covering the development of global standards relating to trade facilitation, commodity classification, valuation, and rules of origin, as well as compliance issues, the security of the end-to-end supply chain, protection of the health and safety of people, the promotion of integrity, and sustainable Customs capacity-building initiatives.

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UNODC is mandated to assist Member States in their struggle against illicit drugs, crime and terrorism. In the Millennium Declaration, Member States also resolved to intensify efforts to fight transnational crime in all its dimensions, to redouble the efforts to implement the commitment to counter the world drug problem and to take concerted action against international terrorism.

The three pillars of the UNODC work programme are:

• Field-based technical cooperation projects to enhance the capacity of Member States to counteract illicit drugs, crime and terrorism

• Research and analytical work to increase knowledge and understanding of drugs and crime issues and expand the evidence base for policy and operational decisions

• Normative work to assist States in the ratification and implementation of the relevant international treaties, the development of domestic legislation on drugs, crime and terrorism, and the provision of secretariat and substantive services to the treaty-based and governing bodies

In pursuing its objectives, UNODC makes every effort to integrate and mainstream the gender perspective, particularly in its projects for the provision of alternative livelihoods, as well as those against human trafficking.

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) an policies in support of a safe, efficient, secure, economically sustainable and environmentally responsible civil aviation. 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.


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NUCTECH is a prestigious international supplier of security inspection systems and solutions with a prominent market presence in more than 140 countries. It specializes in cutting-edge screening technologies and tailor-made solutions. The product portfolio has been widely used in Custom Checkpoints, Border Protection, Port and Airport Facilities to help combat illegal smuggling, human trafficking, trade fraud and safeguard security.

With customer-oriented approach, NUCTECH has enjoyed wide recognition for meeting customer needs and maintaining close partnership with clients. As an international equipment provider in security industry, NUCTECH has established subsidiary companies across the globe, including the HK, Australia, Poland, Turkey, Venezuela, Argentina, Singapore, Panama etc.




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Financial support or in-kind resources are essential to driving continued progress on global aviation security – especially inleast developed nations. ICAO coordinatesassistance to States for aviation security projects and programme implementation, supported by an Aviation Security Fund that manages voluntary contributions from donors.

If your State or donor organization wishes toassist ICAO and the aviation community toaddress serious security deficiencies inStates in need, please contact ICAO via the details provided below.

No matter how large or how small your intended contribution, it’s never too late to make aviation security your priority.

Coordinating Global Assistance in Aviation Security

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