Civil Aviation Bureau, MLIT, Japan Report on the Workshop on Air Cargo Security March 2008 Report on the Workshop on Air Cargo Security March 2008 Tatsuya ITO Director for Crisis Management, and Director for International Aviation Security Coordination Aviation Safety and Security Promotion Division Civil Aviation Bureau Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism

Civil Aviation Bureau, MLIT, Japan Workshop on Air Cargo Security March 2008  One of the follow-up activities of the Ministerial Conference on International Transport Security in Jan  Purposes –To share common awareness of the issues –To promote international cooperation in the field of Air Cargo Security

Civil Aviation Bureau, MLIT, Japan Workshop on Air Cargo Security March 2008  Workshop was held at International Convention Center PAMIR in Tokyo  Approx. 60 participants from Brunei, China, Hong Kong, Japan, Malaysia, U.K., U.S., Vietnam and ICAO –Senior policy makers –Operational managers –Supervisors and Specialists Specialists

Civil Aviation Bureau, MLIT, Japan Workshop on Air Cargo Security March 2008  Keynote speech –International Civil Aviation Organization  Speakers from –U.K. TRANSEC –U.S. TSA –Singapore MOT –Japan MLIT –Japan JAL –China CAAC

Civil Aviation Bureau, MLIT, Japan Workshop on Air Cargo Security March 2008  Keynote Speech from ICAO –Brief history of international efforts to ensure aviation security and remaining vulnerability of air cargo –Basic principles developed by the ICAO with which the Contracting States are required to comply to ensure protection of air cargo, and emphasized the importance to develop affordable and practical security measures

Civil Aviation Bureau, MLIT, Japan Workshop on Air Cargo Security March 2008  UK TRANSEC –Regime of air cargo security in the UK, describing its basic components like known consignor and validation process  US TSA –TSA’s policies on air cargo security, centering arguments on domestic air cargo strategy

Civil Aviation Bureau, MLIT, Japan Workshop on Air Cargo Security March 2008  Singapore MOT –Relationship between air cargo and supply chain security, emphasizing the importance to think security of air cargo in the context of supply chain  Japan MLIT –Japan’s policies on air cargo security, focusing on the regulated agent regime in Japan

Civil Aviation Bureau, MLIT, Japan Workshop on Air Cargo Security March 2008  China CAAC –Freight security system situation in China, describing roles and responsibility of law enforcement administrator  Japan JAL –Present security measures and future outlook of air freight from the perspective of the operator

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