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Published by: SMI Publishing, Ltd
Published: Nov. 1, 2007
Table of Contents
- Registration & Coffee
- Chairman's Opening Remarks
Richard Hesse, Chairman, Export Control Committee, Aerospace and Defence Industries Association of Europe.
The US Defence Exports System
Developments, Challenges and the EU Relationship
American regulations with respect to the EU
How will the European Commission's reforms affect US export controls?
Update on current developments and reform of US export controls
Mal Zerden, Chief, Aircraft Division, Directorate of Defense Trade Controls, US Department of State.
UK Export Developments
Update on the review of the Export Control Act of 2002
New system of electronic licensing (SPIRE)
National Clearance Hub (NCH)
Christopher Parish, Deputy Director, Department of Trade and Industry (DTI), UK.
Morning Coffee
The Defence Exports System in Italy
Legal framework
Export procedures
Cooperative programmes
Michele Nones, Head, Defence and Security, Instituto Affari Internazionali, Italy.
The Future of German Defence Exports
The Future of German Defence Exports
Germany’s stance on new EU export licenses
German integration into international markets
New challenges for German arms export
Claus Warnken, Deputy Head, Division of War Weapons and Military Equipment, Ministry of Economics and Technology, Germany.
Networking Lunch
A Dutch Outlook on Defence Exports
Current developments within Dutch arms export policies
Export controls in the wider context of Dutch foreign and security policy
Hajo Provo-Kluit , Senior Policy Adviser, Arms Export Policy Division, Ministry Of Foreign Affairs The Hague.
French Export Policies
Update on French defence export industry
Agreements in place for further simplifications of exchanges between major arms producing European nations - developments
Anita Roth, Deputy Head, Export Control Subdivision, Secretariat General Of National Defense, France.
Afternoon Tea
The Future of the Swedish Exports System
The present Swedish system
Strengthening in control of man pads
Future trends and developments
Jan-Erik Lövgren, Deputy Director General, Swedish Inspectorate of Strategic Products (ISP).
The Wassenaar Arrangement on Export Controls
Recent developments - best practice guidelines
How Wassenaar lists are constructed and developed
Ambassador Sune Danielsson, Head of Secretariat, Wassenaar Arrangement .
EU Transit Issues
A comparison of country practices - UK, Germany, France, Netherlands
The need for consistency across EU states
Cost implications for European defence exporters
Bernadette Peers, Compliance Manager, Strategic Shipping Company Ltd.
Chairman's Closing Remarks and Close of Day One
Richard Hesse, Chairman, Export Control Committee, Aerospace and Defence Industries Association of Europe.
Registration & Coffee
Chairman's Opening Remarks
Richard Hesse, Chairman, Export Control Committee, Aerospace and Defence Industries Association of Europe.
Working within the EU Code of Conduct on Arms Exports
Developments in bringing the EU Code of Conduct into law
An update on current discussions
Potential implications on the EU defence trade
Luis da Silva, Chair of COARM Working Group on Conventional Arms, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Portugal.
A Transnational EU Company and ITAR
How does EU industry anticipate complying with ITAR?
How do you work the American system?
An industry view - potential for improvement
Joachim Geisel, Vice President, Export Administration, EADS Deutschland.
Morning Coffee
Globalisation and the Regulation of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)
How globalisation of capital challenges national regulation of FDI in defence and security
How technology and the imperative of securing critical infrastructure complicate regulation of FDI
The trend of governments’ oversight of cross-border mergers/acquisitions affecting defence and security
Steven Grundman, Vice President and Director of Aerospace and Defence Consulting, CRA International, USA.
Building Security through Public-Private Partnership
Building Security through Public-Private Partnership
Balancing commercial incentives against potential risks of diversion to unauthorised end-uses and end-users
Enabling trade with legitimate partners while preserving security interests
New forms of partnership between industry and regulators to ensure and enable safe and secure trade
Ian Anthony, Research Coordinator, Non-Proliferation and Export Control, Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, Sweden.
Networking Lunch
Export Controls: A Challenge for Global Companies
Corporate governance: a tool for risk management
The concept of certified company
Dominique P Lamoureux, Vice President, Ethics and Corporate Responsability, Thales.
Managing Export Controlled Data through a Technology Control Plan
What are the key technical data management issues: US ITAR versus EU perspectives
Elements of a Technology Control Plan: physical and virtual security
Managing technical data control requirements through IT infrastructure: data tagging, server / file
configurations, and identity management
Best practices in the global IT environment: US Department of State and UK MoD "best practice" models
Donald L Fischer, Managing Director, World Trade Management Services, Price Waterhouse Coopers, USA.
Afternoon Tea
Understanding Dual-Use Controls
An overview of dual-use controls for the defence industry
Understanding the complexities of dual-use controls
The differences between US and EU dual-use controls and how to comply with both sets of regulations
Gail Lee, Senior Manager, Global Export Control Services, Customs and International Trade, Ernst and Young.
EU Armaments Export Regime and Offset Practices
EU regime for armaments exports to third countries - current initiatives
Free movement rules and Defence Offsets policies
Aris Georgopoulos, Lecturer in European and Public Law, School of Law, Public Procurement Research, University of Nottingham .
Chairman’s Closing Remarks and Close of Day Two
AbstractDefence Exports 2007 will investigate practical challenges facing exporters and allow you to assess your approaches to exports in an era of globalisation. How do you protect technology and remain competitive whilst also acting reasonably and responsibly within the global marketplace? Leading international experts will present their thoughts and insights; through these tailored presentations, you will have the opportunity to maximise your future export capabilities.
Key Topics Include:
- The US defence exports system and ITAR
- National specific export control developments
- The EU reform agenda
- The EU Code of Conduct on Arms Exports
- Globalisation and the regulation of Foreign Direct Investment
- Building security through Public-Private Partnership
- Managing export controlled data through a Technology Control Plan
Who Will You Hear From?
- Mal Zerden, Chief, Aircraft Division, Directorate of Defense Trade Controls, US Department of State
- Christopher Parish, Head, Business Process and Change Group, Export Control Organisation, Department of Trade and Industry, UK
- Claus Warnken, Deputy Head, Conventional Arms Export, Ministry of Economics and Technology, Germany
- Hajo Pravo Kluit, Senior Policy Adviser, Arms Export Policy Division, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, The Netherlands
- Anita Roth, Deputy Head, Export Control Sub Division, Secretariat General of National Defence, France
- Luis da Silva, Chair, COARM Working Group on Conventional Arms, Portugal
- Jan-Erik Lövgren, Deputy Director General, Swedish Inspectorate of Strategic Products, Sweden
- Ambassador Sune Danielsson, Head of Secretariat, Wassenaar Arrangement on Export Controls for Conventional Arms and Dual-Use Goods and Technologies
- Professor Michele Nones, Head, Security and Defence Department, Instituto Affari Internazionali, Italy
- Donald L Fischer, Managing Director, World Trade Management Services, Price Waterhouse Cooper, USA
- Jeffrey Roncka, Vice President, CRA International, USA
- Dr Joachim Geisel, Vice President, Export Administration, EADS Deutschland, Germany
- Dominique P Lamoureux, Vice President, Ethics and Corporate Responsibility, Thales, France
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