World BORDERPOL Congress Prelim Congress Prog

3 rd World BORDERPOL Congress 

9 th -11 th December 2014 

Kempinski Hotel Corvinus Budapest, Hungary 

www.world-borderpol-congress.com 

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Connecting and Protecting 

The World BORDERPOL Congress is the only multi-jurisdictional 

transnational platform where the border protection, management and 

security industry policy-makers and practitioners convene annually to discuss 

the international challenges faced in protecting not only one’s own country’s 

borders, but those of neighbours and friends. 

We invite you to join BORDERPOL and the international border agencies, 

agencies at the borders, policy-makers and practitioners in Budapest 

in December 2014 for the annual gathering of border and migration 

management professionals. 

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Welcome 

Dear Colleagues, 

Borders Do Matter 

The operation of 

today’s, border 

security, traveler 

and migration 

management 

community is 

being stressed 

by geopolitical, 

social and 

economic events. 

Our world is fully 

interdependent, 

and it is becoming 

ever more challenging to find solutions which 

include the utilization of border services and 

agencies to protect national. 

As the crisis in Eastern Europe escalates, 

economic sanctions and travel bans are 

increasing, being employed by both the EU 

and Russia, as well as their allies. Border 

services are front-line responders for 

monitoring these sanctions and bans. 

As the Ebola virus spreads within and 

beyond West Africa, travel bans and possible 

quarantine measures are being put into place. 

Border services are now front-line responders 

for monitoring these bans and for detecting 

travelers who may be infected. 

As the post-World War 1 borders of Iraq 

evaporate and a new entity known as Islamic 

State of Iraq and the Levant emerges, 

hundreds of thousands of persons are being 

displaced and are fleeing the region. Border 

services are now front-line responders for 

monitoring, recording and directing the 

movement of these people, most of whom will 

be refugees. 

As the United States deals with an 

unprecedented and clearly well-orchestrated 

movement of tens of thousands of people – 

mostly children and adolescents from Central 

America – arriving at its border with Mexico, 

its border services are monitoring, detaining 

and caring for these people in unprecedented 

numbers. 

As China, the world’s most populous nation, 

develops a formidable navy and air force and 

is posed to succeed the United States as the 

world’s number one economy, it is flexing its 

economic and political muscle in Asia and 

beyond. Border services everywhere are now 

being pressed to be front-line responders 

monitoring the import and export of strategic 

goods and services to and from China. 

Since the end of the Cold War, there has been 

a deeply-held belief within the developed 

world that political and economic integration 

is the best way to improve global security and 

avoid potential conflict everywhere. This has 

created a paradox: the interdependent the 

world is supposed to make it less likely that 

extreme conflict between nations or groups of 

nations will occur. This very interdependence 

makes it imperative that nations cooperate, 

communicate and consult with one another 

in a multi- jurisdictional and inter-disciplinary 

manner. 

At BORDERPOL, we firmly believe in the 

principle that good border security, traveler 

and migration management is built on the 

continual development and maintenance of 

the 3C’s: Cooperation, Communication and 

Consultation. We believe that by bringing 

together like-minded leaders of the world’s 

border security establishments, we contribute 

to making the world a safer place. That 

is why we co-host workshops with likeminded 

governments and hold our annual 

BORDERPOL Congress, now into its third 

Edition and taking placeDecember 9-11, 2014 

in Budapest, Hungary. 

Join us in Budapest and be a part of the 3C 

#borderpolcommunity. 

Thomas A. [Tom] Tass 

Executive Director 

BORDERPOL 

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Contents 

Welcome to your guide to the Preliminary Congress Programme of the 3rd World BORDERPOL 

Congress taking place in the beautiful city of Budapest on 9th-11th December 2014, hosted by 

the Ministry of Interior of Hungary and the Hungarian National Police. 

In this guide you will find all the information you require for a successful attendance, from the 

outline Congress Programme, correct at the time of printing, to details on the Closed Agency 

Only Workshops, as well as a great Accommodation Special Rate BORDERPOL has arranged 

with the venue hotel and how to book your delegate place and accommodation. 

If you have any queries regarding your attendance to the World BORDERPOL Congress, 

including clearance to attend the Closed Agency Only Workshops, please contact Neil Walker, 

Director of Programs & Events at neil.walker@borderpol.org. 

We look forward to welcoming you to Budapest this December, to the largest gathering of the 

border management and protection community for another great gathering of international 

border agencies and agencies at the border. 

2 Welcome from Thomas Tass, 

Executive Director, BORDERPOL 

3 Contents 

4 Congress and Exhibition Schedule 

5 Introduction 

6 Registration 

7 Workshops 

8 - 13 Congress Programme 

14 Networking Reception 

15 The Venue 

16 Accommodation 

17 Exhibiting Opportunities 

18 Sponsors and Supporters 

19 Hotel Reservation Form 

20 - 21 Delegate Registration Forms 

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Congress and Exhibition Schedule 

Tuesday 9th december 

2:00pm - 3:30pm 

3:30pm - 4:00pm 

4:00pm - 5:30pm 

7:00pm 

Wednesday 10th december 

9:00am - 10:30am 

9:30am - 7:00pm 

10:30am - 11:15am 

11:15am - 12:30pm 

12:30pm - 2:00pm 

2:00pm - 3:30pm 

3:30pm - 4:15pm 

4:15pm - 5:30pm 

5:30pm - 7:00pm 

thursday 11th december 

9:00am - 10:30am 

9.30am - 4.30pm 

10:30am - 11:15am 

11:15am - 12:30pm 

12:30pm - 2:00pm 

2:00pm - 3:30pm 

3:30pm - 4:00pm 

Opening Keynote Session 

Networking Coffee Break 

Plenary - Migration Movement Challenges from Human 

Trafficking to Illegal Migration - A global overview 

Welcome Reception 

Plenary - Border Surveillance Techniques and Systems 

Exhibition Open 

Networking Coffee Break in the Exhibition Hall 

Breakout - Crime across borders, crime at the border 

Closed Agency Workshop - Travel and other document fraud: 

who are behind today’s activities and how do we share 

information in existence to identify and monitor? 

Delegate Lunch 

Panel discussion - Adopting to the changing environment: what 

border security administrations must do to remain effective 


Breakout - Setting International Standards in IBM 

Closed Agency Workshop - Trends in trafficking drugs, people, 

counterfeit goods 

Networking Reception in the Exhibition Hall 

Plenary - Improving and facilitating the legitimate movement of 

people and goods: what technologies and standards are missing? 

Exhibition Open 


Breakout - Should exit controls be reintroduced universally? 

If so, how do we best share the necessary information across 

multiple agencies and stakeholders? 

Closed Agency Workshop - Inter-Agency Co-operation and 

Information Sharing - Why the return to information silo’s and how 

to tackle systemic non-cooperation practices” 

Delegate Lunch 

Panel discussion - In the e-age of documents what is the life 

expectancy of the passport booklet? 

3rd World BORDERPOL Congress Round Up and Close 

Exhibition Opening Hours 

Wed 10th Dec 9.30am to 7.00pm 

Thur 11th Dec 9.30am to 4.30pm 

On-Site Registration Hours 

Tues 9th Dec 1.00pm to 5.00pm 

Wed 10th Dec 8.30am to 7.00pm 

Thur 12th Dec 8.30am to 4.30pm 


Introduction 


9 th -11 th December 2014, 

Budapest, Hungary 

for the border protection, 

management and security industry 

The World BORDERPOL Congress 

continues to create debate and discussion 

amongst the international border agencies 

and agencies at the border for its ability 

to create an environment of confidence to 

enable the development and enhancement of 

international co-operation and collaboration 

amongst the border management and security 

industry. 

The 3rd World BORDERPOL Congress will 

provide a platform for the world’s border 

protection forces and agencies to highlight 

and debate the current and future issues and 

challenges facing the border management, 

security and migration management sectors. 

Controlling and managing international 

borders in the 21st Century continues to 

challenge the border control and immigration 

agencies around the world. It is generally 

agreed that in a globalised world borders 

should be as open as possible, but threats 

continue to remain in ever evolving 

circumstances and situations. 

Advancements in technology are assisting 

in the battle to maintain safe and secure 

international travel. The border security 

professional still remains the front line against 

these threats. 

The World BORDERPOL Congress is a 

high level, 2 and a half day event providing 

you with the opportunity to reach the senior 

decision makers in the border protection and 

management industry. 

We look forward to welcoming you to the 

beautiful city of Budapest, for the largest 

gathering of international border agencies and 

agencies at the border. 


Who should attend the World BORDERPOL Congress? 

Immigration and border management and security policy makers and practitioners. 

Senior representatives from national border services, police, customs, and immigration 

services, as well as organisations, services and suppliers to the border management 

and security industry, including: 

• Customs, immigration and border control officials 

• Coast guard officers 

• Police and law enforcement officers 

• Boundary commissioners 

• Diplomats and foreign affairs officials 

• Borderland planners and managers 

• Defence and security departments 

• Embassy and consular officials 

• Policy analysts 

• Security system providers 


Registration 

HOW TO REGISTER 

1. Online at www.world-borderpol-congress.com 

2. Complete the Registration Form at the back of this booklet and email to: 

borderpol@torchmarketing.co.uk. 

3. Complete the Registration Form at the back of this booklet and fax to +44 (0) 872 111 3210. 

4. Complete the Registration Form at the back of this booklet and mail to: 

World BORDERPOL Congress, Torch Marketing, 53 Clarendon Road, Cheshunt, 

Herts EN8 9DJ, United Kingdom. 

EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT - deadline 9th October 2014 

Register yourself and your colleagues as conference delegates by 9th October 2014 and save 

with the Early Bird Discount. 

Discounts for Members of Supporting Associations 

If you are a member of one of the following trade associations, supporters of the World 

BORDERPOL Congress, 

then you can benefit from a special discount rate: 

- National Security & Resilience Consortium (NS&RC) 

- Biometrics Institute 

- International Security Industry Organization (ISIO) 

Check the Registration Form at the back of this booklet for full details. 

Why Attend? 

Your attendance to the World BORDERPOL Congress will ensure you are up-to-date 

on the lastest issues, policies and challenges facing the world’s border management, 

protection and security forces. 

You will also gain an insight in to what the future holds for the management of migration 

and refugee movement, as well as systems and technologies employed in fighting illegal 

border activities, including drug and people traffikking. 

• High level conference with leading industry speakers and professionals 

• Closed Agency Workshops for developing greater discourse, collaboration and co-operation 

between international agencies 

• Learn from experiences and challenges from the world’s border agencies 

• Gain insight into national, regional and global policy and border agency developments 

• Constructive debate, educational opportunities and cooperation advocacy 

• Share ideas and facilitate in valuable inter-agency cooperation 

• Exhibition showcasing leading technologies and products 

• Networking events and opportunities 


Workshops 

Closed Workshops 

for Agencies only 

The World BORDERPOL Congress aims to promote enhanced inter-agency co-operation 

and information sharing amongst border forces, that will benefit the security of the all 

nations. 

Border agencies and agencies at the border can benefit from the ‘Closed Agency 

Workshops’, a series of ‘behind closed door’ discussion and working group opportunities, 

hosted by Hungarian National Police Border Police Department. 

By further encouraging discourse and collaboration between agencies, the World 

BORDERPOL Congress will drive the ambitions of BORDERPOL, the World Border 

Organization, to promote international borders that enhance human mobility whilst ensuring 

traveller safety and security and facilitate smart and secure border systems. 

BORDER AGENCIES - If you are interested in participating in the ‘Closed Agency 

Workshops’, in order to obtain clearance to attend these Closed Agency Only Workshops, 

please contact Neil Walker, Director of Programs and Events, at neil.walker@borderpol.org. 

Wednesday 9th December 

11:15am - 12:30pm Travel and other document fraud: who are behind today’s 

activities and how do we share information in existence to identify 

and monitor? 

4:15pm - 5:30pm Trends in trafficking drugs, people, counterfeit goods 

Thursday 10th December 

11:15am - 12:30pm Inter-Agency Co-operation, Information Sharing and 

Interoperability 


Congress Programme 

3rd World BORDERPOL Congress Programme 

Tuesday 9 th DECEMBER 

2:00pm - 3:30pm 

4:00pm - 5:30pm 

OPENING KEYNOTE 

Chair: Tom Tass, Executive Director, BORDERPOL 

Lt.Gen Károly Papp, Chief Commissioner, Hungarian National Police 

Col dr Gizella Vas, Head of Hungarian Border Police Department, Hungary 

Mr Abba Moro, Minister of Interior, Nigeria* 

Plenary Session - Migration Movement Challenges from 

Human Trafficking to Illegal Migration - A global overview 

Chair: Col. Zoltan Szabo (ret’d), Director EU Secretariat, 

BORDERPOL, Hungary 

Although there are no precise figures, it is estimated there are over 

20 million illegal migrants worldwide. A further 20 million people are 

believed to be enslaved in human trafficking today. According to the 

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, “After drug dealing, 

trafficking of humans is tied with arms dealing as the second-largest 

criminal industry in the world.” We get a perspective from the different 

regions of the world. 

Director General of Immigration, Ministry of Law and Human Rights, 

Republic of Indonesia 

Transnational threats - Georgia and the Caucasus 

David Alania, Chief Officer. Police Captain. Border Patrol, Ministry of 

Internal Affairs, Georgia 

D. Arsenio Fernandez de Mesa Diaz del Rio, Director-General, Guardia 

Civil, Spain* 

Senior Representative, Turkish National Police Border Police 

Department, Turkey* 

7:00pm - 9:00pm 

Welcome Reception 

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*invited


WEDNEsday 10 th DECEMBER 

9:00am - 10:30am 

Plenary Session - Border Surveillance Techniques and Systems 

Chair: Tom Tass, Executive Director, BORDERPOL 

Border surveillance is one of the biggest challenges facing our border 

security agencies. Many land borders, with no physical barriers, provide easy 

access routes for criminal activities and illegal border crossings, whilst many 

coastlines are relatively unprotected outside major ports. What are the latest 

border surveillance techniques and systems available from UAVs to ground 

based systems? What are the legalities behind the use and collection/sharing 

of information and how can systems be integrated into existing operations 

to ensure interoperability and enhanced border protection? How can open 

architecture systems be successfully integrated with legacy systems? 

11:15am - 12:30pm 

James Douglas, Assistant National Coordinator PROTECT & 

PREPARE, ACPO, UK* 

Brig. Gen. Greg Haase, Director, US Joint Interagency Counter- 

Trafficking Center, US European Command* 

Updates on UAV systems and possible use for Border Control 

Commodore Vasan Seshadri (ret’d), Head Strategy and Security 

Studies, Center for Asia Studies, India 

Social Media-informed Border Awareness 

Caitlin Mulligan, Senior Consultant, Novetta, USA 

Senior Representative, EUROSUR Project, GMV, Spain* 

Workshops 

Closed Agency Workshop - Travel 

and other document fraud: who are 

behind today’s activities and how do 

we share information in existence to 

identify and monitor? 

Chair: Hungarian National Police Border 

Police Department 

Cross border criminal activities remains the 

mainstay of activities for border agencies, 

whether it is from human trafficking or illegal 

trade/narcotics. Criminal gangs move to 

increasingly brash and innovative techniques 

to establish new systems/channels to 

facilitate their cross border criminal activities, 

including cyber attacks on the movement 

of personal data of travellers. What are the 

latest challenges facing border agencies, from 

the front line and beyond to the unexpected 

internal facilitators? 

Ralph Markert, Assistant Director, International 

Partnerships & Development, INTERPOL, France 

Bruno Franckx, Project Manager, Airpol, 

Belgium* 

Breakout Session - Crime across 

borders, crime at the border 

Chair: Vasan Seshadri, Asian Secretariat, 

BORDERPOL, India 

Cross border criminal activities remains the 

mainstay of activities for border agencies, 

whether it is from human trafficking or illegal trade 

in narcotics, dangerous substances (CBRNe) 

animals etc. Criminal gangs move to increasingly 

brash and innovative techniques to establish new 

systems/channels to facilitate their cross border 

criminal activities. What are the latest challenges 

facing border agencies, from the front line and 

beyond to the unexpected internal facilitators and 

what tools are at their disposal? 

Pol. Lt. Gen. Suraphong Khemasingkhi, 

Bureau Chief, Thai Border Patrol Police* 

Senior Representative, Nigerian Immigration 

Service and Border Management, Nigeria* 

Better border security through better name 

matching 

Chris Brown, Basis Technology & Customs 

Border Protection, USA 



2:00pm - 3:30pm 

Panel Discussion - Adopting to the changing environment: 

what border security administrations must do to remain 

effective 

Managed migration/traveler movements constantly are buffeted by 

economic, social and even environmental changes. Auto responses 

to itinerant movements due to war or natural disasters are in the 

“tool kits” of governments. States can invoke the support of national 

and international agencies to establish temporary legal and physical 

accommodations for displaced persons as a consequence of war, 

international crisis or natural disasters. These are usually of short to 

medium duration and follow a well-worn legal and operational paths. 

However, are border administrations really prepared to adapt to 

strategic changes in their operational environment? Regionalization of 

sovereign jurisdictions, globalization of trade and commerce, changing 

migration patterns as well as new technologies available to make 

borders “smarter” are challenges rarely debated and discussed. 

Moderator: Tony Smith, International Liaison Director, 

BORDERPOL and Former Director General, Border Force UK 

Ms. Krisztina Berta, Deputy Secretary of State, Ministry of Interior, Hungary* 

Clarence Yeo, Commissioner, Immigration & Checkpoints Authority, 

Singapore 

Mr Bengt Svensson, Chief of Swedish National Police, Sweden* 

Florian Forster, Immigration and Border Management Division, 

Department of Migration Management, International Organization for 

Migration, Switzerland 

Ricardo Letosa, Head of Business Development Europe, SITA, Spain 



4:15pm - 5:30pm 

Workshops 

Closed Agency Workshop - Trends 

in trafficking drugs, people, 

counterfeit goods 



What are the latest and developing trends 

in cross border criminal activities, that 

substantially damage and harm a country’s/ 

region’s security. How can intelligence and 

information be shared to enhance upstream 

collaboration in the fight against organised 

criminal activities? 

Louis-Lyonel Voiron, President, World Anti- 

Illicit Traffic Organization, USA 

Dennis Cosgrove, Head of Border Security 

Management Unit, OSCE 

Giovanni Kessler, Director General, European 

Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF)* 

Breakout Session - Setting 

International Standards in IBM 

Chair: Tony Smith, International Liaison 

Director, BORDERPOL and Former Director 

General, Border Force UK 

Good ethics, best practice and standardisation 

of practices and procedures ensures any 

agency delivers greater and more efficient 

results in enhanced integrated border 

management. If there was closer consistency 

between agency operations in the standards, 

policies and procedures, this would facilitate 

inter-agency cooperation and sharing of 

relevant information to enhance upstream 

detection. 

With many agencies implementing IBM, how 

do we set common practices and standards 

to assist in cross-agency cooperation for 

enhancing collaboration and information 

sharing? Who should set the standard and 

what are minimum standards for effective 

border management? 

Dr. Ahmed Alzahrani, Project Manager, 

Ministry Of Interior, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia 

Andrus Oovel, Head of the Border Security 

Programme and Chairman of International 

Advisory Board for Border Security, Democratic 

Control of Armed Forces (DCAF), Switzerland 

Tom Tass, Executive Director, BORDERPOL 

General Secretariat 

*invited 



THURsday 11 th DECEMBER 

9:00am - 10:30am 

Plenary Session - Improving and facilitating the legitimate 

movement of people and goods: what technologies and 

standards are missing? 

Chair: Vasan Seshadri, Asian Secretariat, BORDERPOL, India 

Security versus Facilitation - Crossing the border now takes longer 

and is more complex than it was 50 years ago. Is technology actually 

making border procedures more efficient or just making the process 

more expensive for everyone? Since very few actual terrorists have 

been interdicted by national border control organizations at the borders 

where to go forward with border security/traveler screening? What are 

the latest technologies and future technological developments that can 

enhance clearance and mobility, from the fast moving business traveller 

or the legitimate refugee to legitimate goods and traffic? 

Ioan Buda, Director General, Romanian Border Police 

The Impact of ICT on coordinated Border Management in East and 

Southern Africa (ESA) 

Cephas Makunike, Zimbabwe Revenue Authority 

David Scowsill, President & CEO, World Travel & Tourism Council, UK 

Ms Angiolelli-Mayer, Project Manager Passenger Facilitation, IATA, 

Switzerland 

11:15am - 12:30pm 

Workshops 

Closed Agency Workshop - Inter- 

Agency Co-operation and Information 

Sharing - Why the return to 

information silo’s and how to tackle 

systemic non-cooperation practices 



After the revelations of allies spying on 

allies, the WikiLeaks scandals of 2013 it can 

be reliably assumed that varying degrees 

of intergovernmental and interagency trust 

has been eroded. With this in mind Is it 

possible to get early warnings of emerging 

events around the world? Should a body like 

BORDERPOL provide forecasts of future 

societal and economic events that impact on 

the border security community? With so much 

information already available how to separate 

the wheat from the chaff? The need to repair 

this is necessary if likeminded bodies are to 

work together in the future. 

Breakout Session - Should exit 

controls be reintroduced universally? 

If so, how do we best share the 

necessary information across multiple 

agencies and stakeholders? 

Chair: Ken Richardson, Operations 

Director, BORDERPOL, UK 

With today’s ease of on-line booking and 

check-in, which can be accomplished by 

anyone in any country, passports rarely get 

checked or seen until the passenger boards 

the plane/vessel. Although baggage security 

checks may be conducted on exit, many 

current exit control procedures do not verify 

the legitimacy of the traveller with the passport 

document. Are we absolutely certain that all 

travellers through the gates are who they say 

they are? Should exit controls be universally 

introduced, regardless of the cost, to mitigate 

traveller fraud identity? ICAO mandated Face 

as the biometric to be included in all eTravel 

Documents, verified using the PKI Registry, so 



Closed Agency Workshop (cont) 

Muhamad Anil Shah Abdullah, Director for 

Police Services, Assistant Commissioner of 

Police, ASEANAPOL 

Zoltan Nagy, Head of Operational Centre, 

EUROPOL 

Breakout Session (cont) 

that every state would be able to read it and 

detect fraudulent use of the document. What 

are the pros and cons of other means open to 

border authorities - API, iAPI, PNR analysis, 

Interpol i24/7 data, airline manifests etc - and 

how does the concept of global interoperability 

extend to data acquisition and analysis, and 

how can agencies help airlines meet their 

responsibilities in document control? 

The role of an airline in bordercontrol - 

Call for more in depth public/private 

cooperation 

Werner Vandenbergh, Vice president Security 

& Contingency, Brussels Airlines 

Theresa Hardy, Airline Liaison, Border Force UK* 

Strong Identity in a Mobile Paradigm 

Carl Gohringer, Business Development 

Manager, Europe and Asia-Pacific, Cross 

Match Technologies 

2:00pm - 3:30pm 

Panel discussion - In the e-age of documents what is the life 

expectancy of the passport booklet? 

Chair: Ken Richardson, Director of Operations, BORDERPOL, UK 

Is the paper passport capable of providing the necessary security 

features and safety mechanisms for detection and identification of 

fraudulent use and criminal activity? Should technology be embraced to 

assist with traveler identity management and is it possible to set a target 

date to the end the reign of paper passports? 

J.J.M. (Hans) de Moel, Policy Officer, Royal Netherlands 

Marechaussee, Netherlands 

Ralph Markert, Assistant Director, International Partnerships & 

Development, INTERPOL* 

Erik Slavenas, MRDT Programme Manager, ICAO* 

Dr Catherine Fankhauser, Business Development Director, SICPA SA, 

Switzerland 

Senior Representative, Personal Identification Verification (PIV), USA* 

3.30pm - 4:00pm 

Congress Round-Up and Close 

*invited 


Networking Reception 

Networking Reception 

WEDNESDAY 10th DECEMBER 

5.30pm - 7:00pm 

Exhibition Floor (Regina Ballroom) 

We invite you to joins us at the end of the Wednesday 10th December for the BORDERPOL 

Networking Reception in the beautiful Regina Ballroom at the Kempinski Corvinus Hotel Budapest, 

which will see the border security industry management professionals gather for a more informal 

reception. 

With the opportunity to meet colleagues and peers you can build relationships with senior border 

agency and security officials in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. 

The Networking Reception is free to attend and open to industry professionals. 

We look forward to welcoming you. 

The World BORDERPOL Congress will be 

unique in its content in delivering discussions, 

knowledge enhancement and greater 

collaboration across the international border 

management and security industry.” 

Thomas Tass, Executive Director, 

BORDERPOL 


The Venue 

Kempinski Hotel Corvinus Budapest 

Erzsébet tér 7-8. 

1051 Budapest 

Hungary 

www.kempinski.com/budapest 

Located in the heart of Hungary’s capital, 

overlooking Erzsebet Park, the newly 

renovated Kempinski Hotel Corvinus Budapest 

is stunning inside and out. The interior is 

an art lover’s dream, with rooms and public 

spaces dedicated to the Kempinski’s wide 

ranging collection and a gallery that regularly 

exhibits the work of local artists. 

Situated 700 metres from the Chain Bridge 

and Saint Stephen’s Basilica, Kempinski Hotel 

Corvinus Budapest offers several restaurants, 

luxurious air-conditioned rooms, and an indoor 

pool. Its architecture is a symbol of modern 

Budapest. 

Characterised by elegance and unobtrusive 

luxury, the Kempinski Corvinus Budapest 

with its distinctive architecture is excellently 

situated on Erzsébet tér square in the centre 

of the Hungarian capital. It features a fantastic 

spa area and various meeting rooms. 

The World BORDERPOL Congress will 

utilise the excellent conference facilities at 

the Kempinski Hotel Corvinus Budapest, 

whilst the beautiful Regina Ballroom will host 

the exhibition, coffee breaks and networking 

reception. 

Special Accommodation Rates for 

Attendees to the World BORDERPOL 

Congress 

BORDERPOL is delighted to be hosting the 

the 3rd World BORDERPOL Congress at 

the Kempinski Hotel Corvinus Budapest and 

has negotiated a special discounted rate for 

delegates to stay at the hotel. Please see the 

Accommodation Information on page 19 for 

further details. 


Accommodation 

Special Rate for accommodation at the 

Kempinski Corvinus Hotel Budapest 

Kempinski Hotel Corvinus Budapest 

Erzsébet tér 7-8. 

1051 Budapest 

Hungary 

www.kempinski.com/budapest 

Whether you are attending the World 

BORDERPOL Congress as a delegate, visitor 

or exhibitor, BORDERPOL have arranged a 

Special Rate for accommodation at the Kempinski 

Corvinus Hotel Budapest, the venue for the 3rd 

World BORDERPOL Congress. 

Book your accommodation by 9th October 

to gain Special Rates 

From only Euro 129 pppn at 

www.world-borderpol-congress.com/hotelonline 

How to Book Your Special Room Rate 

In order to take advantage of this special rate, please book your accommodation by 9th October 

using the special Hotel Booking Form: 

Book Online Today 

Book your accommodation directly online at www.world-borderpol-congress.com/hotelonline 

or complete and return the Accommodation Booking Form on page 19 at the back of this booklet 

or download it at www.world-borderpol-congress.com/conference/accommodation 

BORDERPOL has agreed a Special Rate of just: 

- Euro 129 per person per night for Superior Room. 

- Euro 159 per person per night for Deluxe Room 

PLEASE NOTE: This offer is only available through the World BORDERPOL Congress and 

www.world-borderpol-congress.com. 

The World BORDERPOL Congress or Kempinski Hotel will NOT phone you to chase your 

room reservation. Any phone calls you receive from housing management companies are not 

endorsed or contracted by the World BORDERPOL Congress or the event organisers. 

Agencies Special Delegate Package 

Great package deal including 2 nights accommodation, making your attendance easier and 

more cost effective. 

For Agencies who book their delegate place using the special Agency Registration Form do 

not need to book additional accommodation. 

See Agency Registration Form at the back of this booklet for further details.

Exhibiting Opportunities 

Limited exhibiting opportunities exist, allowing you 

to gain exclusive access to this key and influential 

audience of border security and management 

professionals and policymakers. 

BORDERPOL Exhibition 

Governments around the world need to continue 

to invest in their border security, as a wide range 

of threats, such as combating terrorism, controlling 

the movement of goods and monitoring personnel 

across international borders, continue to pose 

challenges requiring round the clock monitoring. 

With new products and technologies continually 

being developed and introduced to tackle increasing 

and new security threats, the value of 

the global border security market is estimated at 

almost £20bn annually. 

The BORDERPOL Exhibition will deliver leading 

international companies demonstrating some of 

the latest and leading edge technologies, from 

e-border solutions, biometric applications and 

counter terror developments, to covert systems, 

physical security and specialist border security 

solutions. 

The exhibition provides a premier platform for 

international companies to showcase their leading 

products and services in border security, protection 

and management, whether land, sea or air 

solutions, to aid those tasked with managing and 

protecting their country’s territories from unwanted 

and illegal trafficking or threats. 

Ensure your visit to the BORDERPOL Exhibition is 

enjoyable and beneficial. 

For a full list of exhibits, products and services 

visit www.world-borderpol-congress.com. 

Gain access to a key and influential 

audience with your participation in 

the limited exhibiting and sponsorship 

opportunities available at the 

conference exhibition. 

Why participate and be involved? 

Hosted by the Ministry of Interior and 

Hungarian National Police, and supported by 

the National Security & Resilience Consortium, 

Biometrics Institute, International Security 

Industry Organization, CYBERPOL and 

European Centre for Information Policy & 

Security, the World BORDERPOL Congress 

provides a unique opportunity to meet, discuss 

and communicate with some of the most 

influential border management, immigration 

and security policy makers and practitioners. 

Your participation will gain access to this key 

target audience: 

• raise your company brand, profile and 

awareness 

• showcase your products and technologies 

• explore business opportunities in this 

dynamic market 

• provide a platform to communicate key 

messages 

• gain face-to-face meeting opportunities 

The World BORDERPOL Congress gives 

you a great opportunity to meet key decision 

makers and influencers. 

How to Exhibit 

To discuss exhibiting and sponsorship 

opportunities and your involvement with the 

World BORDERPOL Congress 2014 please 

contact: 

Paul Gloc 

Exhibit Sales Manager 

T: +44 (0) 7786 270820 

E: paulg@borderpol-event.org 

Tony Kingham 

Exhibit Sales Director 

T: +44 (0) 208 144 5934 

M: +44 (0)7827 297465 

E: tony.kingham@worldsecurity-index.com 


Sponsors & Supporters 

BORDERPOL wish to thank the following organizations for their support 

and contribution to the World BORDERPOL Congress 2014. 

Hosted by: 

Owned & Organized by: 

Supported by: 

Co-Organized by: 

Delegate Folder Sponsor: 

Lanyard Sponsor: 

Coffee Break Sponsor: 

Media Partners: 

Media Supporters: 


Room type 

Superior Room for Single Occupancy 

Superior Room for Double Occupancy 

Deluxe Room for Single Occupancy 

Deluxe Room for Double Occupancy 

World Borderpol Congress 

Hotel Reservation Form 

09 th -11 th December 2014 

Special Group Rates 

EUR 129,- / night 




* Please note the above listed rates are per room/night, including the currently applicable 18% VAT and the 4% city tax, and 

including our Kempinski breakfast served in the ÉS Bisztró from 6.30 until 10.30. 

Your name: ___________________________ Your company: _____________________________ 

Arrival date: ________________________ Departure date: ___________________________ 

Arrival-time: ________________________ Departure-time: ___________________________ 

Flight Nr: _________________________ Flight Nr.: 

Please arrange transportation: No Yes _________ 

Underground parking space requested at HUF 9000,- / car / night No Yes 

Your address: 

______________________________________________________________ 

Telephone: _______________________ Fax: ______________________ 

Email: 

_____________________________________________________________ 

Creditcard details: 

Holder: _____________________________ Card type: __________________ 

Creditcard Nr.: _____________________________ Valid until: __________________ 

Please note, that each reservation must be guaranteed with a major credit card upon booking. 

* In case of cancellation between 25th November and 05th December 2014 a late cancellation fee of 1 night room charge will 

apply. 

*In case of cancellation on or after 05th December 2014 a late cancellation fee of total reserved nights room charge will 

apply. 

IMPORTANT 

Torch Marketing has reserved a block of rooms at the Kempinski Hotel Corvinus at the above special rates. To reserve 

accommodation, please fax or e-mail the attached booking form to the Kempinski Hotel Corvinus 9 th October 2014. Each 

reservation must be guaranteed with a major credit card upon booking. All rooms not reserved in this manner by 9 th October 

2014 will be released for general sale. Reservations made after this date will be handled on a space and rate availability basis 

only. 

Please send this form by fax or e-mail until 9 th October 2014 at the latest, directly to 

Reservation department, Kempinski Hotel Corvinus Budapest, 

Erzsébet tér 7-8, Budapest 1051, Hungary, Tel:+36 1 429 3375, Fax:+36 1 429 4777 or 

E-mail to: reservation.corvinus@kempinski.com 

Hotel fills out 

Confirmation number:_______________________________ 

Date:____________________________________________ 

Signature:________________________________________ 

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Congress: 9 th -11 th December 2014 

Kempinksi Hotel Corvinus Budapest, Hungary 


AGENCY REGISTRATION FORM ONLY 

EARLY BIRD SAVINGS 

Book your delegate place by 9 th October 2014 

and save with the Early Bird rate 

REGISTRATION IS SIMPLE 

1. Complete this form and email to: 

borderpol@torchmarketing.co.uk 

2. Complete this form and fax to +44 (0) 872 111 3210 

3. Complete this form and mail to: 

World BORDERPOL Congress, Torch Marketing, 

53 Clarendon Road, Cheshunt, Herts EN8 9DJ, UK. 

4. Register online at www.world-borderpol-congress.com 

DELEGATE DETAILS 

(Please print details clearly in English. One delegate per form, please 

photocopy for additional delegates.) 

Title: ________ First Name: _________________________ 

Surname: ________________________________________ 

Job Title: _________________________________________ 

Company: ________________________________________ 

E-mail: __________________________________________ 

Address: _________________________________________ 

Street: ___________________________________________ 

Town/City: ________________________________________ 

County/State: _____________________________________ 

Post/Zip Code: ____________________________________ 

Country: _________________________________________ 

Direct Tel: (+ ) ___________________________________ 

Mobile: (+ ) _____________________________________ 

Direct Fax: (+ ) __________________________________ 

Signature : _______________________ Date: ___________ 

(I agree to the Terms and Conditions of Booking) 

CONFERENCE FEES 

Great package deal, making or attendance easier 

and more cost effective. 

TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS GREAT OFFER SPECIFICALLY 

DESIGNED FOR BORDER FORCES AND AGENCIES, INCLUD- 

ING 

2 NIGHTS ACCOMMODATION. 

GOVERNMENT, MILITARY AND PUBLIC SECTOR 

Individual Full Conference - Special Offer 

includes: 

- a 3 day conference pass to a stellar line up of international conference speakers 

- participation in closed ‘agency only’ workshops (*only for qualifying agencies/personnel) 

- participation in congress workshops 

- the conference proceedings following the event 

- access to the Opening Keynote Session with high profile speakers 

- attendance to the BORDERPOL networking reception at an end of day gathering in a 

more relaxed atmosphere 

- coffee breaks and lunch during the 3 days congress 

- access to the exhibition to view some of the latest technologies on display 

- PLUS 2 NIGHTS ACCOMMODATION (B&B) on nights of 9th & 10th December 

BORDERPOL MEMBERS RATE: 

Register and paid for by 9 th October 2014 ..... ............. €525 

Register and paid after 9 th October 2014 ..................... €595 

BORDERPOL NON-MEMBERS RATE: 



I DO NOT NEED ACCOMMODATION 

If you do not require accommodation please tick your requirement 

below to register. 

(This package includes all of the above stated, except no accommodation or 

breakfast is included and is the responsibility of the delegate) 

BORDERPOL MEMBERS RATE: 



BORDERPOL NON-MEMBERS RATE: 



Terms and Conditions of Booking 

Payment: Payments must be made with the order. Entry to the conference 

will not be permitted unless payment has been made in full prior to 9th 

December 2014. 

Substitutions/Name Changes: You can amend/change a delegate prior 

to the even start by notifying us in writing. Two or more delegates may not 

‘share’ a place at an event. Please ensure separate bookings for each 

delegate. Torch Marketing Co. Ltd. reserve the right to refuse entry. 

Cancellation: If you wish to cancel your attendance to the event and you are 

unable to send a substitute, then we will refund/credit 50% of the due fee less 

a £100 administration charge, providing that cancellation is made in writing 

and received before 9th October 2014. Regretfully cancellation after this time 

cannot be accepted. If we have to cancel the event for any reason, then we 

will make a full refund immediately, but disclaim any further liability. 

Alterations: It may become necessary for us to make alterations to the 

content, speakers or timing of the event compared to the advertised 

programme. 

Data Protection: Torch Marketing Co. Ltd. gathers personal data in 

accordance with the UK Data Protection Act 1998 and we may use this to 

contact you by telephone, fax, post or email to tell you about other products 

and services. 

Please tick if you do not wish to be contacted in future by: 

Email Post Phone Fax 

PAYMENT DETAILS 

(METHOD OF PAYMENT - Conference fees are subject to Hungarian VAT at 27%.) 

Wire Transfer (Wire information will be provided on invoice) 

Credit Card 

Invoice will be supplied for your records on receipt of the order/payment. 

Please fill in your credit card details below: 

Visa MasterCard 

All credit card payments will be subject to standard credit card charges. 

Card No: ________________________________________________ 

Valid From ____ / ____ Expiry Date ____ / ____ 

CVV Number ______ (3 digit security on reverse of card) 

Cardholder’s Name: _______________________________________ 

Signature: _______________________________ Date: __________ 

I agree to the Terms and Conditions of Booking. 

Complete this form and fax to +44 (0) 872 111 3210 or email to borderpol@torchmarketing.co.uk


Congress: 9 th -11 th December 2014 

Kempinksi Hotel Corvinus Budapest, Hungary 


EARLY BIRD SAVINGS 

Book your delegate place by 9 th October 2014 

and save with the Early Bird rate 

REGISTRATION FORM 

CONFERENCE FEES 

GOVERNMENT, MILITARY AND PUBLIC SECTOR 

See Agency Registration Form 

REGISTRATION IS SIMPLE 

1. Complete this form and email to: 

borderpol@torchmarketing.co.uk 

2. Complete this form and fax to +44 (0) 872 111 3210 

3. Complete this form and mail to: 

World BORDERPOL Congress, Torch Marketing, 

53 Clarendon Road, Cheshunt, Herts EN8 9DJ, UK. 

4. Register online at www.world-borderpol-congress.com 

DELEGATE DETAILS 

(Please print details clearly in English. One delegate per form, please 

photocopy for additional delegates.) 

Title: ________ First Name: _________________________ 

Surname: ________________________________________ 

Job Title: _________________________________________ 

Company: ________________________________________ 

E-mail: __________________________________________ 

Address: _________________________________________ 

Street: ___________________________________________ 

Town/City: ________________________________________ 

County/State: _____________________________________ 

Post/Zip Code: ____________________________________ 

Country: _________________________________________ 

Direct Tel: (+ ) ___________________________________ 

Mobile: (+ ) _____________________________________ 

Direct Fax: (+ ) __________________________________ 

Signature : _______________________ Date: ___________ 

(I agree to the Terms and Conditions of Booking) 

Terms and Conditions of Booking 

Payment: Payments must be made with the order. Entry to the conference 

will not be permitted unless payment has been made in full prior to 9th December 

2014. 

Substitutions/Name Changes: You can amend/change a delegate prior to 

the even start by notifying us in writing. Two or more delegates may not 

‘share’ a place at an event. Please ensure separate bookings for each 

delegate. Torch Marketing Co. Ltd. reserve the right to refuse entry. 

Cancellation: If you wish to cancel your attendance to the event and you are 

unable to send a substitute, then we will refund/credit 50% of the due fee less 

a £100 administration charge, providing that cancellation is made in writing 

and received before 9th October 2014. Regretfully cancellation after this time 

cannot be accepted. If we have to cancel the event for any reason, then we will 

make a full refund immediately, but disclaim any further liability. 

Alterations: It may become necessary for us to make alterations to the 

content, speakers or timing of the event compared to the advertised 

programme. 

Data Protection: Torch Marketing Co. Ltd. gathers personal data in accordance 

with the UK Data Protection Act 1998 and we may use this to 

contact you by telephone, fax, post or email to tell you about other products 

and services. 

Please tick if you do not wish to be contacted in future by: 

Email Post Phone Fax 

BORDERPOL MEMBERS 

Individual Full Conference 

(includes 3 day conference, conference proceedings, keynote, exhibition, 

networking reception, coffee breaks and lunch) 

Paid before 9 th October 2014 ...................................... €625 

Paid on or after 9 th October 2014 ................................ €695 

Commercial ORGANISATIONS 

Individual Full Conference 



Paid before 9 th October 2014 ..................................... €850 

Paid on or after 9 th October 2014 ............................... €950 

Individual Day Delegate 

(includes access to conference on the day, coffee breaks and lunch on the day) 



9th Dec 10th Dec 11th Dec 

Exhibitor Full Conference 





Association Full Conference 



NS&RC Biometrics Institute 

ASD Europe ISIO 

Conference Proceedings only .................................. €495 

EXHIBITION ONLY ...................................................... FREE 

(includes access to exhibition floor and networking reception only) 

Corporate Delegate Rates 

If you are interested in attending as more than 5 delegates from a single 

organisation, please contact borderpol@torchmarketing.co.uk for corporate 

delegate rates. 

PAYMENT DETAILS 

(METHOD OF PAYMENT - Conference fees are subject to Hungarian VAT at 27%.) 

Wire Transfer (Wire information will be provided on invoice) 

Credit Card 

Invoice will be supplied for your records on receipt of the order/payment. 

Please fill in your credit card details below: 

Visa MasterCard 

All credit card payments will be subject to standard credit card charges. 

Card No: ________________________________________________ 

Valid From ____ / ____ Expiry Date ____ / ____ 

CVV Number ______ (3 digit security on reverse of card) 

Cardholder’s Name: _______________________________________ 

Signature: _______________________________ Date: __________ 

I agree to the Terms and Conditions of Booking. 

Complete this form and fax to +44 (0) 872 111 3210 or email to borderpol@torchmarketing.co.uk

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