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Event Start:
27 May 2026 03:00 PM
Event End:
27 May 2026 04:00 PM
Location:
2pm London | 3pm Stockholm
Event Summary:

Deep-Dive into Marine Defence Infrastructure in the Baltic Sea

The Baltic Sea has emerged as a key strategic theatre, leading to increased threat actor activity, and associated focus to upgrade maritime infrastructure.

With new technologies, need for NATO interoperability, and critical entity resilience requirements, demands on project design, maritime infrastructure design, finance, construction and operations are growing ever more complex. In this webinar we will touch on e.g. hybrid risks to maritime infrastructure, defence, infrastructure finance, procurement, and regulatory compliance, and especially impacts relevant to private sector stakeholders.

Our panel of experts:

- Cormack Mc Garry, Control Risks (Moderator)

- Elisabeth Braw, The Atlantic Council

More panellists to be confirmed soon. 

Live session & recording

This webinar will take place at 2pm GMT | 3pm CEST via Teams. 

Can't join the live webinar? Register now and we will send you a link to view the recording as soon as it's available. Additional episodes from this series can be streamed anytime via IPFA's Knowledge Hub.

 

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Organisation:
Control Risks

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