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5 to 7 June 2019, Waterfront Hotel, London

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09:15

R Adm B. Mhlana

OPENING COMMENTS

09:30

Dr E. Duarte

KEYNOTE 3: NAVIES IN THE SOUTH ATLANTIC (ONLINE)

BRAZIL
Challenges to good order at sea in the South Atlantic with a focus on the roles of navies

10:00

BREAK

10:30

Brig-Gen (Dr) J. Waweru

RESPONDING TO EVENTS IN THE RED SEA

KENYA
Events in the Red Sea nd naval responses: A perspective from Africa

10:50

Navy Capt R.S Sawan

NAVIES AND SECURITY PROVISION

INDIA
The evolving role of the Indian Navy in the Indian Ocean: Focus on NW Indian Ocean

11:15

Prof V. Surbun

NAVIES & THE AFRICAN MARITIME DOMAIN

SOUTH AFRICA
CEMZA: Regulatory matters, vulnerabilities and African navies

11:40

Q & A

11:55

Prof R. Kafaga

EGYPT AND THE BI-COASTAL NAVY

EGYPT
Egypt and bicoastal dilemmas of maritime security

12:15

Dr M. Zondi

NAVAL THREATS AND ACQUISITIONS

SOUTH AFRICA
Implications of Over-specifying Project Requirements: Lessons for the SA Navy

12:35

Brig (Ret) L. Naisho

NAVIES AND COAST GUARDS

KENYA
Reconciling the roles of African navies and coast guards: Practical, ambitious or a wicked problem

13:10

LUNCH

14:00

Ambassador (Dr) N. Karigithu

ADMIRAL'S PANEL

14:00  SPEAKER FROM SOUTH AFRICAN NAVY : R ADM H. MATSANE - SOUTH AFRICA
14:20  SPEAKER DESIGNATED FLAG OFFICER - AFRICAN COUNTRY
14:40  SPEAKER FROM NIGERIAN NAVY : CDRE C. ISAH - NIGERIA

16:00

Q & A

16:20

Prof F. Vreÿ

SYNTHESIS AND SUMMARY

SOUTH AFRICA

08:00 - 08:30

ARRIVAL AND CEREMONIAL PROTOCOLS

08:30 - 09:30

WELCOMING ADDRESS

Minister of Defence and Military Veterans
Chief of the South African Navy

09:30 - 10:00

OFFICIAL GROUP PHOTO

10:00 - 10:40

MEDIA BRIEFING

MODMV, Chiefs of Navies - RSA, Algeria, Kenya,  Senegal

10:40 -11:00

BREAK

11:15
 OPENING COMMENTS

Rear Admiral (JG) !Gonteb

OPENING COMMENTS

Deputy Navy Commander of Namibian Navy  

11:30
 KEYNOTE 1: MARITIME SECURITY

Snr Navy Capt L. Xianchen

KEYNOTE 1: MARITIME SECURITY

CHINA
Build a Maritime Community with a Shared Future and Maintain Peace and Security at Sea for Africa

12:00
 MARITIME STRATEGY

Dr G. vanDyck

MARITIME STRATEGY

GHANA
Adaptive Maritime Security: Developing Resilient Strategies for Safeguarding African Waters in a Dynamic Threat Environment

12:20
 MARITIME DIPLOMACY

Prof L. Otto

MARITIME DIPLOMACY

SOUTH AFRICA
The role of maritime diplomacy to promote good order at sea off Africa

12:40

Q & A

13:00

LUNCH

14:00
 CYBERSECURITY AND SUBSEA CABLES

Dr O. Dickson

CYBERSECURITY AND SUBSEA CABLES

GHANA
Cyber Defense at Sea: The Strategic Importance of Maritime Cybersecurity for Africa

14:20
 IUU FISHING & SATELLITE TECHNOLOGY (ONLINE)

Mrs E. de Coning

IUU FISHING & SATELLITE TECHNOLOGY (ONLINE)

NORWAY
Cyber Defense at Sea: The Strategic Importance of Maritime Cybersecurity for Africa

14:40
 PERSPECTIVE ON LANDLOCKED STATES (ONLINE)

Capt G.A. Gebru

PERSPECTIVE ON LANDLOCKED STATES (ONLINE)

ETHIOPIA
Maritime Security from the perspective of African developing Landlocked states

15:00

Q & A

15:15

BREAK

15:45
 KEYNOTE 2: CAPACITY BUILDING

Ms T. Vadgama

KEYNOTE 2: CAPACITY BUILDING

UNODC

16:00
 ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION PANEL: CAPACITY BUILDING

Prof M. Schoeman

ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION PANEL: CAPACITY BUILDING

CHAIR:  SOUTH AFRICA
ROLE OF THE AU: MS P. ALEXANDRE - MAURITIUS
YAOUNDE CODE OF CONDUCT (YCC): CAPT (NAVY) C.S. ATONFACK GUEMO - CAMEROON
DJIBOUTI CODE OF CONDUCT (DCoC): MR D. MICHENI - IMO/DCoC
 

17:00
 CLOSING REMARKS

V Adm E. Ikechukwu

CLOSING REMARKS

Nigeria Chief of Naval Staff

11:00 AM - 18:00 PM

ACCREDITATION

2005

“Harnessing the Power of the Sea for Africa”

South African Navy (SPAS 2005)
Cape Town, South Africa

2006

“Cooperation and Development for Enhancement of Africa’s Maritime Capabilities”

Nigerian Navy (SPAS 2006)
Abuja, Nigeria

2009

“Towards Effective Maritime Governance for Africa”

South African Navy (SPAS 2009)
Cape Town, South Africa

2021

“Integrating Africa’s MDA Infrastructure towards Effective Ocean Governance”

Nigerian Navy (SPAS 2021)
Abuja, Nigeria

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