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2006 Counter Terror World Summit

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 2006 Counter Terror World Summit(conference, counter-terrorism, Terrorism/Preparation)
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Date5 December 2006 - 6 December 2006
LocationOlympia, London
DescriptionBunch of "counter-terrorists" who met in London 2006
PlannersMichael Costain, Jo Mayer
ParticipantsMuhammad Abdul Bari, Kristian Bartholin, David Bates, Alan Beith, Alan Beith, Rachel Briggs, Jack Caravelli, Alex Carlile, Shami Chakrabarti, Ian Davis, Simon Demetriou, Jacques Duchesneau, Chris Fox, Frank Gardner, Bruce George, Tarique Ghaffur, Steve Gibson, Anthony Glees, Rachel Goodison, Toby Harris, Toby Harris, Alphus Hinds, Gus Hosein, Don Howe, Shima Keene, Imran Khan, Mariot Leslie, Justin Lewis, Amber Marks, Richard Mottram, Sharif Hikmat Nashashibi, Peter Nevitt, Brendan O'Neill, Mark Pfeiffer, Peter Shelley, Roger Smith, Phillip Webb, Keith Weston, Paul Wilkinson, Paul Wilkinson, Karl Wycoff

The 2006 Counter Terror World Summit was conference and exhibition held in London, England, December 5-6, 2006. [1][2][3][4][5]

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Own words

Counter Terror World is an annual event focused on strengthening state security and combating international terrorism. Over 300 conference delegates, 3000 visitors and 150 exhibiting companies are expected to attend.

Agenda

Keynote speakers

  • Frank Gardner OBE, the BBC's fulltime Security Correspondent delivering an introductory keynote address
  • Sir Richard Mottram, GCB, Permanent Secretary, Intelligence, Security and Resilience, The Cabinet Office on UK Counter Terror Policy
  • Lord Carlile of Berriew, QC presenting a keynote address on Terrorism and Rights: A Vanishing Act?
  • Professor Paul Wilkinson, Chairman, Centre for the Study of Terrorism and Political Violence, University of St Andrews
  • Dr Jack Caravelli, former White House National Security, delivering an address on US Responses to the Events of 9/11: A Strategy for Success?
  • Assistant Commissioner Tarique Ghaffur, Metropolitan Police on The Nexus Between Crime and Terrorism[6]


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