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SMART BORDER MANAGEMENT-2019 Contribution of Smart Border Towards $ 5 Trillion Economy December 16-17, 2019 FICCI, Federation House, Tansen Marg, New Delhi SMART BORDER MANAGEMENT-2019 Contribution of Smart Border Towards $ 5 Trillion Economy December 16-17, 2019 FICCI, Federation House, Tansen Marg, New Delhi

About the Conference

nternational borders open doors for both threats and opportunities, depending upon the relative geopolitical positioning and economic mightiness of the recipient side. Managing these doors in a Conference Ismart way so as to facilitate positive movement and curb unwanted activities has been a challenge n Ministry of Home Affairs: AR, BSF, ITBP, SSB n Lands Ports Authority of India for border guarding forces. Key Focus Areas n Ministry of Defence: Indian Army, Indian Air n Central Board of Excise & Customs India has a large and complex land border of around 15 thousand kms shared with seven neighbouring n GuarFdingorce, the Indian Borders: Navy What, Indian the Indian Cost For Guarces Needd n Global & Domestic Industry Players countries. In addition, a coastline of roughly 7.5 thousand km is distributed among 09 coastal states and n Technologies & Solutions for Perimeter Security n Ministry of External Affairs 04 UTs of India. Factors like varied terrain, difficult climatic conditions, different relations with n n India's Evolving Coastal Security Architecture: Harnessing Technology Border Communities neighbouring countries etc. make safe guarding our borders challenging and vulnerable n Ministry of Telecommunications n Safeguarding Cyber-Attacks Against Satellite Communicationsn ThinkSystems: Tanks A Digital Threat India being an increasingly globalised and service-oriented economy relies heavily on the movement of Realitn Ministry Affectingy of theShipping Maritime Industry n Neighbouring Countries goods and people. Border management therefore can just not be reected as a control mechanism for n Unmanned Systems as the New Face of Coastal and Border Security curbing insurgency, illegal migration, smuggling and other anti-national activities. Facilitation to cross n Ministry of Road, Transport & Highways n Border, Fences & Technologies: Looking through the Lens of Bornder Multilateral Community Organizations border trade is a key element of border management which ensures progress of neighbouring nations. n Ministry of Telecommunications Development of border areas and well beings of border communities is another function being n Other Stakeholders performed by border guarding forces which is also essential to ensure cultural connects and harmony in Whomn State PDoolice Y Fouorces border areas. The threat dynamics to national security of India are evolving, and technology, in turn, will act as a force Expect To Meet multiplier for India to foil illegal attempts to penetrate its sovereign borders. Indian Government is n Ministry of Home Affairs: AR, BSF, ITBP, SSB n Lands Ports Authority of India inclined to deploy technological solutions to handle border threats. With this background, Federation of n n Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) in association with 'India Foundation' is organising, Ministry of Defence: Indian Army, Indian Navy, Central Board of Excise & Customs Indian Cost Guard "Smart Border Management 2019" on the theme "Contribution of Smart Borders Towards $5 Trillion n Global & Domestic Industry Players n Ministry of External Affairs Economy", on December 16-17, 2019 at FICCI, Federation House, New Delhi. The programme proposes to n Border Communities n Ministry of Telecommunications bring together experts from Government, Border Guarding Forces, Indian Defence Forces, State Police, n Think Tanks Industry, Think Tanks as well as Border Communities, to discuss and debate issues for smart and effective n Ministry of Shipping n Multilateral Organizations border management in India. n Ministry of Road, Transport & Highways n Other Stakeholders n State Police Forces SMART BORDER MANAGEMENT-2019 Contribution of Smart Border Towards $ 5 Trillion Economy December 16-17, 2019 FICCI, Federation House, Tansen Marg, New Delhi

About the Conference nternational borders open doors for both threats and opportunities, depending upon the relative geopolitical positioning and economic mightiness of the recipient side. Managing these doors in a Conference Ismart way so as to facilitate positive movement and curb unwanted activities has been a challenge n Ministry of Home Affairs: AR, BSF, ITBP, SSB n Lands Ports Authority of India for border guarding forces. Key Focus Areas n Ministry of Defence: Indian Army, Indian Air n Central Board of Excise & Customs India has a large and complex land border of around 15 thousand kms shared with seven neighbouring n GuarFdingorce, the Indian Borders: Navy What, Indian the Indian Cost For Guarces Needd n Global & Domestic Industry Players countries. In addition, a coastline of roughly 7.5 thousand km is distributed among 09 coastal states and n Technologies & Solutions for Perimeter Security n Ministry of External Affairs 04 UTs of India. Factors like varied terrain, difficult climatic conditions, different relations with n n India's Evolving Coastal Security Architecture: Harnessing Technology Border Communities neighbouring countries etc. make safe guarding our borders challenging and vulnerable n Ministry of Telecommunications n Safeguarding Cyber-Attacks Against Satellite Communicationsn ThinkSystems: Tanks A Digital Threat India being an increasingly globalised and service-oriented economy relies heavily on the movement of Realitn Ministry Affectingy of theShipping Maritime Industry n Neighbouring Countries goods and people. Border management therefore can just not be reected as a control mechanism for n Unmanned Systems as the New Face of Coastal and Border Security curbing insurgency, illegal migration, smuggling and other anti-national activities. Facilitation to cross n Ministry of Road, Transport & Highways n Border, Fences & Technologies: Looking through the Lens of Bornder Multilateral Community Organizations border trade is a key element of border management which ensures progress of neighbouring nations. n Ministry of Telecommunications Development of border areas and well beings of border communities is another function being n Other Stakeholders performed by border guarding forces which is also essential to ensure cultural connects and harmony in Whomn State PDoolice Y Fouorces border areas. The threat dynamics to national security of India are evolving, and technology, in turn, will act as a force Expect To Meet multiplier for India to foil illegal attempts to penetrate its sovereign borders. Indian Government is n Ministry of Home Affairs: AR, BSF, ITBP, SSB n Lands Ports Authority of India inclined to deploy technological solutions to handle border threats. With this background, Federation of n n Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) in association with 'India Foundation' is organising, Ministry of Defence: Indian Army, Indian Navy, Central Board of Excise & Customs Indian Cost Guard "Smart Border Management 2019" on the theme "Contribution of Smart Borders Towards $5 Trillion n Global & Domestic Industry Players n Ministry of External Affairs Economy", on December 16-17, 2019 at FICCI, Federation House, New Delhi. The programme proposes to n Border Communities n Ministry of Telecommunications bring together experts from Government, Border Guarding Forces, Indian Defence Forces, State Police, n Think Tanks Industry, Think Tanks as well as Border Communities, to discuss and debate issues for smart and effective n Ministry of Shipping n Multilateral Organizations border management in India. n Ministry of Road, Transport & Highways n Other Stakeholders n State Police Forces Key Speakers at Previous Editions Key Speakers at Previous Editions

Mr. N. N. Vohra Mr. Kiren Rijiju Dr. Subhash Bhamre Mr. R. R. Bhatnagar Mr. K. K. Sharma Mr. R. K. Pachnanda The Then Hon'ble Governor of The Then Hon'ble Minister of The Then Hon'ble Minister of Director General The Then Director General The Then Director General Jammu & Kashmir State for Home Affairs State for Defence Central Reserve Police Force (CPRF) Border Security Force (BSF) Indo Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) Govt. of India Govt. of India Govt. of India

Gen. V. K. Singh, PVSM, AVSM, YSM (Retd.) Mr. Ram Madhav Mr. Rajiv Mehrishi Mr. S. S. Deswal Mr. Somesh Goyal Mr. Y.S. Sehrawat The Then Hon'ble Minister of National General Secretary The Then Union Home Secretary The Then Additional Director General The Then Director General of Police The Then Director General -Systems State for External Affairs Bharatiya Janta Party Govt. of India Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) Himachal Pradesh Central Board of Excise & Customs, Department of Govt. of India Revenue, Ministry of Finance Govt. of India

Mr. R. N. Ravi Dr. A. P. Maheshwari Dr. G. Satheesh Reddy ADG VSR Murthy Rear Admiral Sanjay Singh Mr. Sanjay Jaju The Then Chairman Special Secretary Chairman, DRDO PTM, TM, Additional Director General NM, Director General Naval Joint Secretary Joint Intelligence Committee Ministry of Home Affairs Indian Coast Guard Operations (DGNO) Department of Defence Production Govt. of India Govt. of India Indian Navy Ministry of Defence, Govt. of India

Lt. Gen. Shokin Chauhan Lt. Gen. Suresh Sharma Lt. Gen. Sukhdeep Sangwan Mr. M. V. K. V. Prasad Mr. Shakti Sinha Lt. Gen. S. A. Hasnain AVSM, YSM, SM, VSM PVSM, AVSM, Engineer in Chief SM, Director General Director, Aeronautical Development Former Chief Secretary PVSM, UYSM, AVSM, SM, VSM & Bar, (Retd.) Chairman, Ceasere Monitoring Group Indian Army Assam Ries (AR) Establishment (ADE), DRDO Andaman & Nicobar Islands Former General Ofcer Ministry of Defence, Govt. of India Commanding 15 Corps Key Speakers at Previous Editions Key Speakers at Previous Editions

Lt. Gen. Shokin Chauhan Lt. Gen. Suresh Sharma Lt. Gen. Sukhdeep Sangwan Mr. M. V. K. V. Prasad Mr. Shakti Sinha Lt. Gen. S. A. Hasnain AVSM, YSM, SM, VSM PVSM, AVSM, Engineer in Chief SM, Director General Director, Aeronautical Development Former Chief Secretary PVSM, UYSM, AVSM, SM, VSM & Bar, (Retd.) Chairman, Ceasere Monitoring Group Indian Army Assam Ries (AR) Establishment (ADE), DRDO Andaman & Nicobar Islands Former General Ofcer Ministry of Defence, Govt. of India Commanding 15 Corps Day 2: December 17, 2019 (Tuesday) Time Session 0845 - 0930 hrs Tea/ Coﬀee & Registration 0930 - 1100 hrs Session 5: Border, Fences & Technologies: Looking through the Lens of Border Community

n Aspiration of Border Communities and Issues faced by them

n How the community could serve as a force multiplier in border management

n Preventing alienation of border population, winning their hearts and minds by formulating people inclusive border management policies 1100 - 1115 hrs Tea/Coﬀee Break 1115 - 1300 hrs Session 6: Unmanned Systems as the New Face of Coastal and Border Security

n Need for Counter-Drone Capabilities in Sensitive Sites for Enhanced Security

Draft Agenda n Realising the Full Potential of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles and Unmanned Maritime Vehicles

n Day 1: December 16, 2019 (Monday) Adopting Smart Technology in Coastal Surveillance 1300 - 1330 hrs Fireside Chat with Shri. Ram Madhav, National General Secretary, BJP Time Session 1330 onwards Closing & Networking Lunch 0845 - 0930 hrs Registration 0930 - 1045 hrs Inaugural Addresses

n Shri. Rajnath Singh*, Hon'ble Raksha Mantri, Govt. of India Delegate Proﬁle of Last Year's Edition 1045 - 1100 hrs Tea / Coﬀee Break Central Government (MHA, MOD, 1100 - 1230 hrs Session 1: Guarding the Borders: What the Forces Need MEA Other.... 45%

n Solutions for Integrating the Surveillance Systems with Fencing Systems Foreign Government & 1330 - 1430 hrs Networking Lunch Multilateral Organisations 7% 1430 - 1500 hrs Fireside Chat with senior oﬃcials from Indian Navy & Indian Coast Guard 1500 - 1600 hrs Session 3: India's Evolving Coastal Security Architecture: Harnessing Technology CSO/ CISO from Industry 6%

n What is the current vision to secure the country's coastal security and critical infrastructure n How technological innovations improve smart border management Academia & Think Tank 5% n What to expect in the future in enhancing surveillance capabilities 1600 - 1700 hrs Session 4: Safeguarding Cyber-Attacks Against Satellite Communications Systems: A Digital Threat Others Reality Aﬀecting the Maritime Industry 3%

n Cyber vulnerabilities associated with communication systems and communication satellites

n How maritime computer systems are attractive for malicious cyber actors 1700 hrs onwards Networking & High Tea Day 2: December 17, 2019 (Tuesday) Time Session 0845 - 0930 hrs Tea/ Coﬀee & Registration 0930 - 1100 hrs Session 5: Border, Fences & Technologies: Looking through the Lens of Border Community

n Aspiration of Border Communities and Issues faced by them

n How the community could serve as a force multiplier in border management

n Need for Counter-Drone Capabilities in Sensitive Sites for Enhanced Security

Draft Agenda n Realising the Full Potential of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles and Unmanned Maritime Vehicles

n An overview of initiatives taken by various Indian Government agencies Products and Solution n Current acquisition priorities of the Govt. of India Providers in Border Security 25% n Future implementation priorities and challenges to overcome 1230 - 1330 hrs Session 2: Technologies & Solutions for Perimeter Security State Police Forces (SP Rank & Above) 9% n Case Studies of advancements in technology and solutions for perimeter security n Solutions for Integrating the Surveillance Systems with Fencing Systems Foreign Government & 1330 - 1430 hrs Networking Lunch Multilateral Organisations 7% 1430 - 1500 hrs Fireside Chat with senior oﬃcials from Indian Navy & Indian Coast Guard 1500 - 1600 hrs Session 3: India's Evolving Coastal Security Architecture: Harnessing Technology CSO/ CISO from Industry 6%

n Cyber vulnerabilities associated with communication systems and communication satellites

n How maritime computer systems are attractive for malicious cyber actors 1700 hrs onwards Networking & High Tea Organisers

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