Presentations

GAME-CHANGING TECHNOLOGIES DRIVING SEAMLESS BORDER MANAGEMENT

DAY 1

TUESDAY, MAY 25

SESSION 1. SETTING THE SCENE

Moderator: Dion Chamberlain, Secretary, ICBWG (TAG/TRIP), Chairperson (DTC Policy Group), Manager Product Development, Identity Services – Department of Internal Affairs, New Zealand

Recent Developments in TRIP Regulatory Framework.

Mohamed Rahma, Director, Air Transport Bureau, ICAO

EU Framework for Traveller Identification

Matthias Oel, Director for Borders, Interoperability & Innovation, European Union, DG Migration and Home Affairs

Building Recovery for Travel and Tourism.

Zoritsa Urosevic, Special Representative to the United Nations in Geneva and New York and Director, Institutional Relations and Partnerships Department, UNWTO

SESSION 2. MACHINE READABLE TRAVEL DOCUMENTS (MRTDs)

Moderator: Dr. Uwe Seidel, Chairperson, New Technologies Working Group (TAG/TRIP), KT 5 - IT- Forensics, Documents, Bundeskriminalamt, Germany

ICAO Doc 9303 - Machine Readable Travel Documents.

Tom Kinneging, International Organization for Standardization (ISO) Convenor ISO/IEC JTC1 SC17 WG3

An Insight into Biometric Good Practices.

Isabelle Moeller, Chief Executive, Biometrics Institute

Detecting Document Fraud in Migration.

Dominique Bezzina, Chief-Inspector of Police, Head of Administrative Detention Centre (Mayotte), French National Police

Updates on Machine Readable Travel Convention Documents (MRCTDs).

Houda Chalchoul, Senior Legal Officer, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)

DAY 2

WEDNESDAY, MAY 26

SESSION 3. MAKING TRAVEL SEAMLESS WITH DIGITAL IDENTITY

Moderator: Justin Ikura, Director, Biometrics and Identity Office, Canada Border Services Agency

NEXTT (New Experience Travel Technologies) Initiative.

Jean-Sebastien Pard, Director, Facilitation and Passenger Services, Airports Council International (ACI) World

One ID – End-to-End Contactless Travel.

Nicola Colville, Senior Manager, Passenger Experience, International Air Transport Association (IATA)

Digital Travel Credential (DTC) Policy and Guiding Principles.

R. Rajeshkumar, International Organization for Standardization (ISO) Expert

Face Recognition in Travel Contexts

Patrick Grother, Computer Scientist, National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)

SESSION 4. SPECIFICATIONS BEHIND TECHNOLOGIES FOR HEALTH CERTIFICATES SUPPORTING REOPENING OF BORDERS IN COVID-19 PANDEMIC TIMES

Moderator: Rhodia Maas, Chairperson, Technical Advisory Group (TAG), Traveller Identification Programme (TRIP)

Mutual Recognition Agreements

Marianna Karttunen, Regulatory Policy Division, Public Governance Directorate, OECD

The PKD MasterList

Mario Wiesen, Chairperson, ICAO Public Key Directory Board

Uwe Seidel, Chairperson New Technologies Working Group (TAG/TRIP), KT 5 IT Forensics,

Documents, Bundeskriminalamt GermanynUpdate on Vaccination Certificates

Dr. Garrett Livingston Mehl, Unit Head, Public Health Technology, Digital Health and Innovations Department, World Health Organization (WHO)

JOINT ICAO/INTERPOL PASSENGER DATA EXCHANGE FORUM

DAY 3

THURSDAY, MAY 27

SESSION 1. PASSENGER DATA EXCHANGE – CONCEPT & INTERNATIONAL TOOLS

Moderator: Sylvain Lefoyer, Deputy Director, Aviation Security and Facilitation, ICAO

Enhanced UN Counter-terrorism Efforts Global Framework

Rachel Mourad, Programme Officer, Counter-Terrorism Committee Executive Directorate (CTED)

UN Sanctions and Threat Assessments

Edmund Fitton-Brown, Coordinator, ISIL (D3. Paesh)/Al-Qaida Taliban Monitoring Team, United Nations

Countering Terrorist Travel Programme

Christine Bradley, Chief, Countering Terrorist Travel Section, United Nations Office of Counter- Terrorism (UNOCT)

Christophe Hypolite, Programme Management Officer, Countering Terrorist Travel Section, United Nations Office of Counter-Terrorism (UNOCT)

SESSION 2. ADVANCE PASSENGER INFORMATION

The basics of passenger data will be explained, including how, when, by whom and for which purposes API is generated and transferred by airlines to States.

Moderator: Cyril Gout, Director, Operational Support & Analysis Directorate, INTERPOL

What are API and iAPI? How is it Processed in Passenger Data Single Window

Steven Waterman, ICAO Technical Officer, Passenger Data Exchange

Access I-247 Databases, Integrated Border Management Approach

Eric Johnson, Program Manager, Border Management Program, INTERPOL

IATA: Carrier Engagement

Ilker Duzgoren, IATA, Manager Passenger Data Exchange

Global Programs and Solutions for API/PNR

Kei Fukagawa, Immigration & Border Management Officer, International Organization for Migration (IOM)

DAY 4

FRIDAY, MAY 28

08:00 – 09:30

SESSION 3. PASSENGER NAME RECORD (PNR) DATA ANALYSIS – TOOLS FOR IMPROVED BORDER CONTROL

PNR systems need to be integrated into data analysis and border control tools for effective processing of data. A number of international organizations have developed front-line analytical tools that have the capacity to handle passenger name record data.

Moderator: Christopher Hornek, ICAO Passenger Data Exchange Expert

Automated Targeting System-Global (ATS-G)

David Sanchez, Head, ATS-G Program, Global Targeting Advisory Division, U.S. Customs and Border Protection

Global Travel Assessment System (GTAS)

Jatinder Randhawa, Technical Officer, Security Programme, World Customs Organization (WCO)

Advance Information Activities

Aurélie Gaudron, Research Officer, Research and Innovation Unit European Border and Coast Guard Agency (FRONTEX)

Analyzing API and PNR Data

Hans-Juergen Pechtl, Assistant Director, Head of Analysis, INTERPOL General Secretariat

SESSION 4. DATA QUALITY AND FUTURE SOLUTIONS

Passenger data quality plays a vital element in how States use API and PNR to enhance passenger facilitation. Placing greater trust in both API and PNR messages will be a cornerstone of increasing automated border control procedures, as well as taking a more data-driven approach to other passenger procedures. More verifiable passenger data will be a key enabler of deploying mobile identity solutions based on ICAO Doc 9303 specifications for MRTDs.

Moderator: Eric Johnson, Program Manager, Border Management Program, INTERPOL

Airline Operational Viewpoint

John Watts, IATA Control Authorities Working Group (CAWG) Airline Member & Manager, Regulatory Affairs at WestJet Airlines Ltd.

Smart Borders

Myriam Pellerin, International Cooperation Advisor, Ministry of Interior, France

PNRGOV &PAXLST Working Groups

John Simmons, Senior Program Advisor, Canadian Border Services Agency & Chairman

Travel and Identity Document Initiatives & Biometric Approaches at Borders

Fabrizio Di Carlo, Forensic & Police Data Management, General Secretariat, International Criminal Police Organisation (INTERPOL)