Al convegno, organizzato dal CESMA in collaborazione con l'ASERA, hanno partecipato alti rappresentanti del mondo istituzionale, militare, accademico e industriale
28/11/2011
Author: SMA - Public Information Office
Al convegno, organizzato dal CESMA in collaborazione con l’ASERA, hanno partecipato alti rappresentanti del mondo istituzionale, militare, accademico e industriale All’evento hanno partecipato alti esponenti del mondo istituzionale, militare, industriale ed accademico per esaminare la situazione venutasi a creare a seguito degli eventi occorsi nel 2011 nei Paesi della sponda sud del Mediterraneo e del Medio Oriente e individuare i possibili trend futuri e le azioni necessarie all’Europa per garantire la propria sicurezza e difesa. Dopo il saluto di benvenuto del Gen. Nazzareno Cardinali, Direttore del CESMA, e del Generale di Squadra Aerea Orazio Panato, Direttore del CASD,l’Ammiraglio di SquadraAlessandro Picchio, ha aperto il convegno, che si è articolato su quattro panel di discussione: -Borders Security Issues; – Lessons Learned from the latest crisis in Libya, Tunisia, Afghanistan; -Defence and Armament Equipment Support and Additional Requirements; – Consequences for Future Policy Borders Controls and Defence Equipments. Programma Evento Asera-Cesma
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