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Hosted by ALHAJI DR MAHAMADU BAWUMIA HON. DOMINIC ADUNA BINGAB NITIWUL VICE ADMIRAL SETH AMOANA VICE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF GHANA MINISTER OF DEFENCE, GHANA CHIEF OF THE DEFENCE STAFF MAJ GEN THOMAS OPPONG-PEPRAH REAR ADMIRAL ISSAH ADAM YAKUBU AVM FRANK HANSON CHIEF OF THE ARMY STAFF CHIEF OF THE NAVAL STAFF, GHANA NAVY CHIEF OF THE AIR STAFF, GHANA AIR FORCE 2nd International Maritime Defence Exhibition and Conference Sponsorship Prospectus 6 - 8 July 2021 Kempinski Gold Coast City, Accra, Ghana imdecafrica.com Brought to you by EVENT OVERVIEW The 2nd International Maritime Defense Exhibition and Conference (IMDEC) 6- 8 July 2021 will feature the largest gathering of Africa’s maritime industry, as we host regional and international Chiefs of Naval Staff to address the principal issues facing maritime security on the continent. This biennial gathering will feature a notable two-day conference and exhibition in which the gathered regional Armed Forces and relevant stakeholders can deliberate the increasingly volatile maritime threats facing Africa’s territorial waters. The 2nd edition of IMDEC will also welcome greater participation from regional Air Forces, as the Ghana Air Force will be an official event partner to highlight the significance of air-maritime cooperation. In-depth panel discussions, breakout sessions and extensive site visits to Ghana’s naval and air bases further highlight this celebration as the premier strategic gathering of Africa’s Navies, Air Forces, Coast Guards, Port and Coastal Authorities, Marine Police and related Ministries. VIPS Vice Admiral Awwal Air Vice Marshal IG Lubo Captain Kenfack Zubairu Gambo Air Officer Commanding Tactical Emmanuel Chief of Naval Staff, Air Command, Nigerian Air Force Deputy Chief of Naval Staff, Nigeria Navy Cameroon Navy Rear Admiral Oumar Wade Rear Admiral Nancy Lacore Senior Colonel Chief of Naval Staff, Chief of Staff, U.S. Naval Forces Kouaho N’guetta Julien Senegalese Navy Europe-Africa, U.S. Sixth Fleet Commander, Bouake Air Base, Cote d’Ivoire Air Force Rear Admiral Mike Utley Rear Admiral Rear Admiral Carlos Commander UK Strike Nguessan Kouame Alfredo Mandungal Force, Royal Navy Chief of Naval Staff Chief of Naval Staff, Ivory Coast Navy Guinea Bissau Navy Captain Pedro Santana Captain Philip Juana Dr. Dieng Abdourahmane Commander of the Coast Commander, (Rtd Col) Guard, Cape Verde Sierra Leone Navy Head Regional Security Division, ECOWAS Commission VIPS Dr. Bashir Jamoh Commodore Carlos Ambassador Florentina Director General, Nigerian Campos Adenike Ukonga Maritime Administration and General Coordinator, Executive Secretary, Gulf of Safety Agency (NIMASA) SWAIMS – Operational Response and Management of the Rule at Sea, Guinea Commission Portuguese Navy Commander Hassan Colonel Ossomba Etienne Mr. Thomas Kofi Alonzi Sei Coomber Chief of Operations, Director General, Commander, Cameroon Air Force Ghana Maritime Authority Air Force Sierra Leone Commodore GL Bessing Captain Inusah Abdul Nasir Chief Staff Officer, Technical Director Ghana Navy Ghana Maritime Authority EVENT COCKTAIL RECEPTION On July 7th we will host a cocktail reception FEATURES for all attendees of IMDEC in order to further facilitate networking amongst the event’s prominent stakeholders. GALA DINNER On July 6th we will host an exclusive dinner for only the VIP attendees of IMDEC. This will include the gathered chiefs of naval and air staff as well as prominent dignitaries from Ghana’s Armed Forces and Political Leadership. SITE VISITS These tours of Ghana’s Air and Naval bases will consist of in-depth walk throughs of the naval dockyard and air base as well as private vessel tours to further display the advanced capabilities of Ghana’s Naval and Air Force fleet. This is a key opportunity for solution providers to gain first-hand knowledge and share their product offerings. EVENT AGENDA DAY ONE: WEDNESDAY, 7 JULY 2021 Time Program Official Opening Ceremony Opening Remarks by GM 9:00 Arrival of VIPs Chief of Naval Staff, Ghana welcome remarks Address by the Guest of Honour Ribbon cutting ceremony and VIP exhibition tour Opening keynote speech: Maritime Security and Trade: The Nexus Between a Secured Maritime Domain and a Developed 10:00 Blue Economy • Rear Admiral Issah Yakubu, Chief of Naval Staff, Ghana Navy Innovative plans to curb piracy on the Gulf of Guinea • Identifying the efforts of each nation in eradicating piracy and evolving threats • Incorporating the intelligence, expertise, and domain awareness of regional forces to better protect both maritime and land • Creating an effective road map for the coordination of multi- nation operations to overcome 10:15 piracy Moderator: • Rear Admiral Peter Kofi Faidoo (Rtd), Former CNS Ghana Navy Panelists: • Rear Admiral Nguessan Kouame, Chief of Naval Staff, Ivory Coast Navy. • Rear Admiral Oumar Wade, Chief of Naval Staff, Senegal Navy 10:50 Networking break Spotlight on Nigeria’s Maritime Security Efforts 11:20 • Vice Admiral Awwal Zubairu Gambo, Chief of Naval Staff, Nigeria Navy Controlling the Seas 11:40 • Eddie Noble, Senior Executive: Business Development (Naval Systems), Paramount Group Open Discussion: Use Of Transit Corridors To Improve Protection For Shipping Against Piracy 11:55 Moderator: • Commodore GL Bessing, Chief Staff Officer, Ghana Navy DAY ONE: WEDNESDAY, 7 JULY 2021 Combatting Illegal Activity at Sea Innovation session (2 vendors) • This session will highlight the latest technologies in air and maritime security. The session consists of two, 15- minute, back-to-back presentations from experts in the industry who will provide insights on the successful application of a variety of innovations and case-studies 12:40 1) Assimilation of innovative techniques to adapt to future challenges, Oded Breier, VP Marketing, Israel Shipyards 2) The Schiebel CAMCOPTER® S-100 UAS- a versatile solution to support the fight against illegal activities at Sea and Land, Michael Neufingerl-Ille, Regional Sales Director – Africa, Schiebel 13:10 Networking Lunch Keynote speeches by special guests • Rear Admiral Nancy Lacore, Chief of Staff, U.S. Naval Forces Europe-Africa, U.S. Sixth Fleet 14:10 • Rear Admiral Mike Utley, Commander UK Strike Force, Royal Navy • Commodore Carlos Campos, General Coordinator, SWAIMS – Operational Response and Management of the Rule at Sea, Portuguese Navy Executive Panel Discussion: Effect of COVID 19 on Maritime Security Operations and its implications on Maritime Trade • Identifying the immediate requirements presented by COVID-19 for the regional militaries, health/medical stakeholders, ports, and law enforcement • Developing the long- and short-term capacity building initiatives to better control regional waters 14:50 • Involving a multi-stakeholder approach to achieve greater information sharing Moderator: • Phil Heyl, U.S. Coast Guard (ret.), CEO, The Heyl Group Panelists: • Dr. Bashir Jamoh Agency, Director General, NIMASA • Dr Kofi Mbiah, Maritime Law Expert Innovation session (1 vendor) • This session will highlight the latest technologies in air and maritime security. The session consists 15:20 of one, 15-minute, presentation from experts in the industry who will provide insights on the successful application of a variety of innovations and case-studies 1) MBDA Solutions for Maritime Protection, Christophe Balducchi, Senior Naval Advisor, MBDA Executive Panel Discussion: Yaoundé Architecture and Regional Cooperation • Integrated maritime strategies and security governance • Collaboratively protecting and conserving Africa’s “Blue Economy” • Update on regional strategies for safety and security within the maritime space Moderator: 15:35 • Dr. Axel Klein, SWAIMS Project Coordinator Panelists: • Captain Emmanuel Bell Bell, Executive Director, ICC • Ambassador Florentina Adenike Ukonga, Executive Secretary, Gulf of Guinea Commission • Colonel Abdourahmane Dieng (Rtd), Head of Regional Security Division, ECOWAS Commission 16:00 MC’s Announcements and End of Day 1 19:00 Cocktail Reception - 21:00 Burma Hall, Ghana Armed Forces HQ DAY TWO: THURSDAY, 8 JULY 2021 8:50 MC’s opening remarks Opening keynote speech: Ghana Air Force 9.00 • Air Vice Marshal Frank Hanson, Chief of Air Staff, Ghana Air Force Executive Panel Discussion: Strategies for addressing challenges to Maritime Air Operations in the Gulf of Guinea • Developing the long- and short-term capacity building initiatives to enhance maritime air operations • Classifying the most beneficial methods and systems to secure the region against existing threats while optimizing current capabilities • Enhancing operational success through tailored solutions for the region’s air forces and related 9:15 stakeholders Moderator: • Phil Heyl, U.S. Coast Guard (ret.), CEO, The Heyl Group Panelists: • Captain Rodeia Ribeiro, SWAIMS Liaison Officer and Naval Expert, ECOWAS, Portuguese Navy • Air Vice Marshal Frank Hanson, Chief of Air Staff, Ghana Air Force • Senior Colonel Kouaho N’guetta Julien, Commander, Bouake Air Base, Cote d’Ivoire Air Force Innovation Session (2 vendors) • This session will highlight the latest technologies in air and maritime security. The session consists of two, 15-minute, back-to-back presentations from experts in the industry who will 9:55 provide insights on the successful application of a variety of innovations and case-studies 1) Lior Frumkes, Senior Executive for Marketing and Sales- Africa, Israel Aerospace Industries 2) CC Serge Djeangoury, Drone Program Officer, France Navy- For Airbus. Executive Panel Discussion: Improving Maritime
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