CJOS COE Maritime Security Conference

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Third CJOS COE Maritime Security Conference
Delivering Maritime Security in Global Partnership: A Comprehensive Approach for Mutual Benefit The Third CJOS COE Maritime Security Conference will be held from 4 - 6 May, 2010 at the Dom Pedro Palace Hotel, Lisbon, Portugal. The aim of the conference is to examine how International Organizations and the emerging Regional Maritime Security Organizations have handled the challenges associated with interacting the diverse range of actors engaged in supporting the maintenance of Maritime Security and thereby to identify best practice for the mutual benefit of all. The main objectives of the Conference, are to: highlight the interests and unique viewpoints of both international and regional organizations that share a mutual concern in fostering key global maritime security initiatives, and to facilitate an inclusive and comprehensive style discussion to identify where better civil-military collaboration and cooperation could lead to mutual benefit examine practical military experience in supporting a comprehensive approach to the delivery of maritime security at the strategic, operational, and tactical levels and to identify best practices where possible gain a practical civilian perspective regarding international, regional, national and corporate challenges, that if examined through comprehensive engagement, will create opportunities for resolution and promote timely and effective development of capabilities and operational processes that will support an integrated global maritime security architecture encourage support for, and sharing of, best practices, within a collaborative partnership of state agencies which will transform best practiced integrated effects into a standard realization of global maritime security examine the validity of establishing a central repository for both military and civilian best practices that could be shared among participating states, international agencies and corporate entities concerned with standardizing the delivery of maritime security examine the validity and feasibility of adopting a template for Regional Maritime Security Sectors which would serve to coordinate activities associated with fostering global maritime security

Third CJOS COE Maritime Security Conference

Delivering Maritime Security in Global Partnership: A Comprehensive Approach for Mutual Benefit

The Third CJOS COE Maritime Security Conference will be held from 4 - 6 May, 2010 at the Dom Pedro Palace Hotel, Lisbon, Portugal.

The aim of the conference is to examine how International Organizations and the emerging Regional Maritime Security Organizations have handled the challenges associated with interacting the diverse range of actors engaged in supporting the maintenance of Maritime Security and thereby to identify best practice for the mutual benefit of all.

The main objectives of the Conference, are to:

highlight the interests and unique viewpoints of both international and regional organizations that share a mutual concern in fostering key global maritime security initiatives, and to facilitate an inclusive and comprehensive style discussion to identify where better civil-military collaboration and cooperation could lead to mutual benefit
examine practical military experience in supporting a comprehensive approach to the delivery of maritime security at the strategic, operational, and tactical levels and to identify best practices where possible
gain a practical civilian perspective regarding international, regional, national and corporate challenges, that if examined through comprehensive engagement, will create opportunities for resolution and promote timely and effective development of capabilities and operational processes that will support an integrated global maritime security architecture
encourage support for, and sharing of, best practices, within a collaborative partnership of state agencies which will transform best practiced integrated effects into a standard realization of global maritime security
examine the validity of establishing a central repository for both military and civilian best practices that could be shared among participating states, international agencies and corporate entities concerned with standardizing the delivery of maritime security
examine the validity and feasibility of adopting a template for Regional Maritime Security Sectors which would serve to coordinate activities associated with fostering global maritime security

Main point of contact: LTCOL Patrick McAdam, patrick.mcadam.ca@navy.mil

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