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Two New Security Experts To Join Dubai Airport Security Summit
Two new distinguished speakers have joined the expert speaker faculty at the Airport Security Summit Middle East 2010. The summit will take place at the Grand Millennium Hotel from February 7th until February 10th. Stephen S. Oswald is vice-president and general manager of Intelligence and Security Systems for Boeing Network and Space Systems. Robert P. H. Axworthy Msyl is Regional Aviation Security Liason Officer in the UK Department of Transport, and assigned to the embassy in Dubai.
Boeing Intelligence and Security Systems and G4S are sponsoring the summit. Forum topics to be discussed include management of intelligence threat and risk assessment process, bridging the gap between airlines, airports, and government and law enforcement authorities.
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