2nd Maritime Security & Anti-Piracy Conference (2nd MSAPC)

2nd Maritime Security & Anti-Piracy Conference (2nd MSAPC) will bring together government officials from the United States, European Union, North Atlantic Treaty Organization, and the Horn of Africa regional states, senior decision-makers from the shipping industry, and latest products and technologies suppliers. These handpicked speakers and distinguished delegates will help all stakeholders in adopting a practical, comprehensive and sustainable strategy to address maritime security and best practices to counter piracy.

The 2nd MSAPC is the excellent opportunity to network and to have direct access to maritime industry leaders and decision-makers in the Naval Forces. It will be held on June 17-18, 2010 in London, United Kingdom. The 2nd MSAPC builds on the success of the 1st MSAPC held in Washington D.C in January 2010 and attended by over 100 delegates and speakers from countries deeply involved in the security of the high seas.

Topics that will be comprehensively tackled during the 2nd MSAPC include:

• Resolving International Piracy Crisis by Strengthening the Somali Federal Government
• The Role of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea in the Repressing Maritime Piracy
• U.S. Challenges and Solutions to Maritime Security
• Counter Piracy Operations in the Gulf of Aden
• Allied Counter Piracy Operations and Best Management Practices
• Anti-Piracy versus Counter-Piracy
• Effects of Piracy on the Peace Process in Somalia
• Impacts of Piracy on the Shipping Industry
• Breaking the Piracy Business Model

Delegates and speakers who are expected to attend the 2nd MSAPC come from:

• United States
• European Union
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization
• Horn of Africa regional states
• Japan
• Greece
• Kenya
• Yemen
• Egypt