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Securing Asia 2013 Launched

Following on from the resounding success of the Securing Asia 2012 Homeland Security and Counter Terror Summit, Security Watch UK is pleased to announce the dates for next year’s conference. Securing Asia 2013 Venue: QEII Conference Centre, London Dates: 18th - 19th June, 2013 This year’s summit featured record breaking attendances by foreign delegations from across Asia, including representatives from the Defence, Police, Military, and Para-military forces of Nepal, Myanmar, India, Georgia, Oman, Japan, Taiwan, Brunei, Myanmar, Saudi Arabia, Poland, UAE, Jordan, Somalia,

Securing Asia Summit Closes With Record Attendances From Foreign Delegations

MP Jo Johnson closed the 3-day Counter Terror and Homeland Security Summit, Securing Asia 2012, on Friday, addressing the vital issue of British business opportunities and interests in the Asian homeland security market. Speaking of the need to address the trade deficit, he cited the importance of improving the export competitiveness of UK firms, by getting them to turn and face more resolutely towards the fast-growing Asian markets. He quoted Foreign Secretary William Hague, speaking in Singapore earlier this year: “Today Britain is looking East as never before…Asia’s rise is

Securing Asia Counter Terror and Homeland Security Summit – Day 2

Dr Mukul Sangma, Chief Minister of Meghalaya, India, on the terrorist threats facing India Dr Mukul Sangma, Chief Minister of Meghalaya, India, spoke in depth about the types of terrorist threats facing India, and the challenges to peace and development in the region thus created. This goes hand in hand with the adjacent problems from drug trafficking within the ‘Golden Crescent’ and ‘Golden Triangle’ in India’s neighbourhood, which generates additional funds for terrorist activities. He succinctly outlined the failure of the democratic process as bearing some

TERROR CHALLENGES IN ASIA: THE TRILLION DOLLAR MARKET

By Maroof Raza Global spending on Homeland Security now stands at about $200 billion annually. But with budgets in Asia now set to increase by 30-percent in its trillion-dollar-plus market, where China, India, Japan and Saudi Arabia are closely followed by the South East Asia tigers, the message is clear: Asia is already almost as big a market as the United States, which accounts for one-third of the world’s Homeland Security expenditure.  But unlike the US, it’ll be a mistake to look at the security situation in Asia as one constant. Asia has many geostrategic regions,

Securing Asia 2012

The Asian Homeland Security and Counter-Terror Conference About Securing Asia Securing Asia 2012 is a first of its kind initiative. A unique opportunity for the Asian Security sector to interact in a neutral forum with Western solution providers of all sizes from prime contractors to SMEs, Securing Asia 2012 will host Government delegates, renowned academics and leading businessmen for a unique three day intelligence, technology and trade Summit. Venue: Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre, London Dates: 25th -27th June, 2012 The market for service providers in

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