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INDIA AND U.S. EXPORT CONTROLS
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U.S. Defense Export Controls and Their Impact on Indian Companies. |
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India has budgeted as much as $40 billion through 2012 to procure 'best technologies' for the upgrade of its defense establishment. The recent "End Use Monitoring" agreement between the U.S. and India will enable defense and security trade between the two countries as never before.
The 3rd International Defense Trade Conference offered by OCR Services and Export Compliance Solutions is designed to be an in-depth study of U.S. Export Controls and Their Impact on Indian Companies. Take this opportunity to learn about the applicability of U.S. Export Administration Regulations and more specifically the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) and how these regulations impact Indian companies who engage or plan to engage in the import, retransfer and re-export of U.S. controlled products and technologies.
This event is designed to teach how U.S. export and re-export control regulations apply in transactions outside the United States, and how to utilize this information during the course of everyday business.
Presenters will engage the attendees in interactive discussions that include: (1) How to determine if your product is subject to U.S. ITAR; (2) Re-export of Indian products containing U.S. content; (3) Determining if you are brokering; (4) An in-depth look of Technical Assistance and Manufacturing License Agreements; (5) Export implications on marketing and supplying Indian products to the U.S.; and (6) Effective compliance processes for Indian firms. Additionally attendees will enjoy two special luncheon addresses on the Indian Defense Offset Facilitation Agency and Indian Anti-Terrorism and Security Laws. |
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Arms Imports
Although Russia has traditionally been the primary supplier to India, that may be about to change. In light of recent developments in arms trade agreements between the U.S. and India the doors between the two countries have opened wide enabling defense and security trade as never before |
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A VAST OPPORTUNITY FOR THE INDIAN AEROSPACE AND DEFENSE INDUSTRY
"India is positioned to become a key defense market and a future market player, however, to achieve this position and to hold pace with rivals like China who are outspending India by ratios around 5:1, India will have to improve its defense industry and acquisition process." |
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The International Defense Trade Conferences in Amsterdam and London both sold out weeks ahead of their start dates. Although we have expanded the number of seats available for "India and U.S. Export Controls" we expect to receive more reservations than the number of seats available.
REGISTER NOW TO RESERVE A SEAT
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Domestic Delegate |
24,000 INR |
International Delegate |
700 EUR |
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Who's Presenting
Dave Tarbell * Former Deputy Under Secretary of Defense for Technology Security Policy and Director of the Defense Technology Security Administration in the Office of the U.S. Secretary of Defense
Suzanne Palmer 20 years experience in the State Department and U.S. defense industry in export-related issues. An expert in defense trade and compliance issues.
President of Export Compliance Solutions and an expert in defense trade and ITAR compliance issues. Former Licensing Officer and appointed to serve as a Special Compliance Officer.
Patty Dudley More than 10 years experience with U.S. defense trade controls. A former licensing officer with the U.S. Department of State and an Empowered Official with the worlds largest satellite operator, Intelsat.
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Speakers
Dr. Dinesh Keskar.* President, Boeing India
India's Defense Offset Facilitation Agency: Cooperation
between U.S. defense contractors and Indian tech firms
Mr. Pummy Chicker* General Manager, Integrated Systems
Anti-Terrorism and Security Laws in India
(*Invited)
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Increased international security concerns are forcing companies and individuals who use or resell U.S. - origin products, components or technology to become more aware of the long arm of U.S. laws and regulations. The U.S. Government is reaching outside its borders with increasing regularity to impose serious penalties on U.S. and non - U.S. companies who fail to comply with extra territorial U.S. rules.
If you are are going to be involved in defense trade or the transfer of ITAR-controlled defense technology with the United States, you cannot afford to miss the "India and U.S. Export Controls" Conference.
Sincerely,
Suzanne Palmer
Export Compliance Solutions
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