IACSP ASEAN Security Symposium & Awards

Asia | ICT

Third Party Event

06 Sep 2016 - 07 Sep 2016

Attendees can expect the following from the event:

  • Speakers from the Royal Malaysian Police, the United Nations, Interpol and the the CIA, among many more;
  • IACSP Security Awards & Gala Dinner, where awards will be presented to deserving agencies from the Ministries of Defense and Home Affairs from each country of the ASEAN region and China, Japan, Korea and India;
  • Four concurrent workshops on the most advanced and pertinent topics in modern counter-terrorism.

Find out more about the conference here.

If you have any further queries, please feel free to contact:

Ana Rahman

T: +603 2027 4767 | F: +603 2272 5350

E: ana.rahman@fleming.events

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