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The Government of The Republic of Indonesia In cooperation with Indonesian Armed Forces Indonesian National Police National Search and Rescue Agency Ministry of Defense Republic of Indonesia Hosted by DEFENSE AND DIPLOMACY IN THE ASIA-PACIFIC REGION 20-21 March 2013 Jakarta Convention Center, Indonesia APSDEX 2013 Organized by www.apsdex.com PT INFRASTRUCTURE ASIA Reserve your Participation Now! Jakarta International Defense Dialogue (JIDD) In conjunction with JOIN THE INDUSTRY LEADERS AT ASIA’S MOST IMPORTANT DEFENSE AND SECURITY EVENT IN 2013 APSDEX 2013 HEADQUARTER PT Infrastructure Asia Graha Anugrah Building, 7th Floor | Jl. Teluk Betung 42 | Jakarta 10230 Indonesia T +62 21 391 3037 | F +62 21 391 3349 | E [email protected] JIDD 2013 EVENT SECRETARIAT Indonesia Defense University (IDU) Jl. Salemba Raya No. 14 | Jakarta Pusat 10430 Indonesia T +62 21 392 4235 | www.jidd.org APSDEX is a must-attend event on the international defense calendar. Held alongside and in support of the Jakarta International Defense Dialogue. With the obvious strategic international importance of the Asia-Pacific, and the increased focus on defense development in the region, APSDEX is poised to offer unparalleled industry access to the high level JIDD participants on an unprecedented level. Only at APSDEX 2013, the highest-level of decision makers in Asia-Pacific are in attendance at one place, at one time. By participating in APSDEX 2013 you can extend your company’s networking reach and branding mileage in the most cost effective ways to maximize your investment before the highest level audience of defense personnel. With high level JIDD delegations setting the doctrines for the future of the defense industry and every element of the supply chain represented, from international prime contractors, to second tier suppliers and service providers, APSDEX is the place to do business in 2013! APSDEX’13 will provide rare and limited opportunity for its observer to join JIDD 2013 and participate in the dialogue as delegate. This opportunity will be limited only for 50 senior level management representatives from leading defense and security industries. JOIN NOW AS AN: • Global, regional and national threat assessment • Complementary and competing defense perspectives • The international coordination of defense forces in streamlined efforts • Conflict Prevention and Resolution • The coordination and cooperation of national defense forces, police forces,security forces and intelligence agencies • The coordination, cooperation, roles and responsibilities of public and private institutions • The development of counter-proliferation strategies • The mechanics of effective offsets • The real and potential impact of unilateral offset aspirations on multinational security relationships • Balancing offset needs with long-term military industrial objectives • Regional and national strategies for energizing local industries TOPICS the JIDD 2013 is designed as a prestigious G2G dialogue between over 100 country representatives, military leaders, academics as well as defense and security experts. It will explore strategic, operational, tactical, as well as technological and informational contributions to problem-solving processes undertaken by defense forces. This includes innovative commercial developments that have increasingly supported new state policies and strategies at a pace and in keeping with the evolving nature of “Defense and Diplomacy in the Asia-Pacific Region”. For the upcoming JIDD & APSDEX 2013 program please visit www.jidd.org For a copy of the prior JIDD & APSDEX 2011 & 2012 Executive Summary Reports please visit www.apsdex.com JIDD about in support of the JIDD 2013 APSDEX Join APSDEX & JIDD as an: APSDEX Observer of JIDD (limited to 50 senior level Industry Delegates) APSDEX Sponsor - Raise your company's profile among the JIDD participants APSDEX Exhibitor - will be provided with: • High level international delegations from the top twenty purchasing markets • International senior visitors and military influencers • Indonesian, International Ministers and senior staff involved in defense procurement • Defense industry primes • International defense press • Pre-qualified defense trade visitors “In the realm of diplomacy, we are all bound to defend and promote our respective national interests. But there is also such a thing as common interest: matter where our interest converge rather than diverge, compelling us to work together rather than against one another. And this is what I hope this defense dialogue will stimulate: ideas to expand the areas for the new geopolitics of cooperation in the 21st century.” – HE Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, President of the Republic of Indonesia, at JIDD & APSDEX Opening Ceremony, 21 March 2012 “It is expected that through in depth discussion this dialogue (JIDD) will effectively generate exchange of knowledge, views and experiences on issues pertaining to Military Operation Other Than War (MOOTW). We also hope that this forum could facilitate contacts and network building among defense officials and security experts by providing bilateral meeting facilities for delegations. … we also believe that APSDEX could serve as an effective arena for transfer of technology among JIDD participants as well as for the people at large.” – HE Purnomo Yusgiantoro, Minister of Defense, at JIDD & APSDEX Opening Ceremony, 21 March 2012 APSDEX as the exclusive Private Sector interface at the JIDD will bring together politicians, practitioners, policy-makers, procurement officials and industry leaders in a harmonious dialogue designed to enhance global, regional and national strategies to eradicate the dangers posed by insurgencies and other sub-state political agitation, terrorism and weapons proliferation. Alongside this all important dialogue, industry leaders will showcase the newest technologies and services available to support the themes and topics discussed within the conference which highlight international models and best practices for procurement, technology transfer, countertrade, outsourcing and offset. This is a unique opportunity for Indonesia and the rest of the world to take steps towards implementing these practices for the betterment of their defense and security industries. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. H.E. Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, President, Republic of Indonesia Purnomo Yusgiantoro, Minister of Defense, Republic of Indonesia Marty Natalegawa, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Republic of Indonesia Celso Amorim, Minister of Defence, Brazil Ahmad Zahid Hamidi, Minister of Defense, Malaysia CONFIRMED KEYNOTE SPEAKERS list of
