SMM in Hamburg, Messehallen. Foto: smm-international

SMM in Hamburg, Messehallen. Foto: smm-international

MS&D: Maritime Sicherheit ein Schwerpunkt der SMM

Die maritime Welt ist vielfachen Bedrohungen ausgesetzt, die kriegerischen Ereignisse im Schwarzen und im Roten Meer sind nur zwei davon. Auf der ganzen Welt ist maritime Sicherheit ein Thema, nicht nur für die Defence Sparten.

Von Piraterie bis illegale Fischerei: Handel und freie Seewege sind in Gefahr. Vor diesem Hintergrund werden prominente Persönlichkeiten aus Politik, Industrie, Wissenschaft und Marinen im kommenden September zusammentreffen. Sie werden dringende Themen der Sicherheit und Verteidigung auf See diskutieren. Das Forum dafür wird die MS&D-Konferenz bieten, die vom 5.-6. September im Rahmen der SMM stattfinden wird.

Erstmals kooperiert die »Conference on maritime security and defence« mit dem Deutschen Maritimen Institut (DMI).

Das Motto der diesjährigen MS&D-Konferenz lautet »Challenges of Transition in the Naval and Maritime Domain«. Themen der MS&D-Konferenz sind in diesem Jahr neben den aktuellen geopolitischen Herausforderungen u.a. auch die technischen Reaktionen der Industrie auf Invasionsbedrohungen, der Umgang mit kritischen Unterwasserinfrastrukturen, der Einsatz von Dual-use-Technolgy und neueste Trends im Marineschiffbau.

In vier Panels und rund 20 offenen Vorträgen werden dich hochkarätigen Referenten einen Einblick in ihren jeweiligen Wirkungsbereich geben.

Agenda

Challenges of Transition

in the Naval and Maritime Domain

Thursday, 5 September 2024 

10:30-10:40      Opening Remarks: Plotting the Course of MS&D

Rear Admiral (ret.) Karsten Schneider, DMI President (confirmed)

 10:40-11:00      Keynote

                        Vice Admiral Jan Christian Kaack, Chief of German Navy (confirmed) 

11:00-12:00    Panel 1: Current Challenges in the Maritime Domain

                                   Moderation: Professor Dr. May-Britt Stumbaum, Strategic Security Studies Chair, George C. Marshall Center for European Security (confirmed)

                        10 minutes per speaker, 25 minutes Q&A 

New Technologies and Their Impact on Maritime Security:

Yemen and the Black Sea in Perspective

                        Captain (Navy) Sebastian Hamann, German Navy (confirmed) 

Asymmetrical Threats Against Commercial Shipping

Irina Haesler, Head of EU Representation / / Member of the Executive Board, German Shipowners' Association (confirmed)

Maritime Aspects of Military Logistics – New Challenges

TBC – WISTA speaker requested

12:00-14:00    Lunch break

14:00-14:10    Potential Wildcard Presentation (TBD)

Speaker TBD (Proposals from the start-up pool, POC: Dr. Moritz Brake)

14:10-15:10    Panel 2: Maritime Domain Awareness & Multi Domain Ops – Above and Under Water

                        Moderation: Rear Admiral (ret.) Karsten Schneider, DMI (confirmed)

                        10 minutes per speaker, 25 minutes Q&A

New Trends & Technologies

                        Gillian Gray, Principal Naval Architect, Gray Naval Architecture Ltd. (TBC) 

Critical Undersea Infrastructure

Rear Admiral Christian Walter Meyer, Deputy Chief of Staff Operations, German Navy Command (confirmed) 

The Maritime Contribution to Multi Domain Operations

Major General (ret.) Mick Ryan, Senior Fellow for Military Studies, Lowy Institute (Sydney); Adjunct Fellow, Australia Chair, Center for Strategic and International Studies (Washington DC) (confirmed)

15:10-15:30    Coffee Break

15:30-16:30    Maritime Innovation Challenge

Innovation and disruptive technologies as a strategic imperative: Pitches of innovative small companies and start-ups addressing the pressing needs in maritime security and defence.

Moderation:

Moritz Brake, Managing Director and Co-Founder, Nexmaris GmbH; Senior Fellow for Maritime Security and Strategy, CASSIS Think-Tank, University of Bonn

Bertrand Mignot, Managing Director and Co-Founder, Nexmaris GmbH

Nexmaris GmbH, partners of DMI, www.nexmaris.eu

18:00-19:00    Reception 

 

Friday, 6 September 2024

 10:30-11:30    Panel 3: Asymmetric Naval Responses – The Illusion of Low-Intensity Warfare at Sea

Moderation: Dr. Sarah Kirchberger, DMI Vice President & Director ISPK, Kiel (confirmed)

                        10 minutes per speaker, 25 minutes Q&A

Technological Responses to Maritime Security Challenges in the Indo-Pacific Area

Dr. Jyh-Shyang Sheu, Assistant Research Fellow, Taiwan Institute for National Defense and Security Research

Dr. Jyun-yi Lee, Associate Research Fellow, Taiwan Institute for National Defense and Security Research

(both confirmed) 

Asymmetrical Warfare Against Conventional Navies

Admiral (ret.) Igor Kabanenko, PhD, President of Ukrainian Advanced Research Project Agency, former Deputy Minister of Defense of Ukraine (confirmed)

11:30-12:00    Coffee Break

12:00-13:00    Panel 4: Trends in Naval Shipbuilding

Moderation: Heinz Schulte, DMI Board Member (confirmed)

                        10 minutes per speaker, 15 minutes Q&A

Trends in Naval Shipbuilding – A German Perspective (Title TBD)

Vice Admiral Carsten Stawitzki, Head of Equipment Department at the German Ministry of Defense (positive response, confirmation pending)

Asymmetrical Threats: Drone Carriers – the Answer?

Representative of Damen Shipyard (confirmed, speaker TBD)

Engineering and Design Trends in Naval Shipbuilding

Jochen Stiehle, Managing Director NVL (positive response, confirmation pending)

Application of AI in the Naval Shipbuilding Industry

                        Jonas Neustock, Team Lead Operations Artificial Intelligence at TKMS (confirmed)

13:00-13:15    Summing Up MS&D / End of Conference

Rear Admiral (ret.) Karsten Schneider, DMI President (confirmed)

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