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The Annual Crans Montana Forum takes place every year in June and gathers from 700 to 800 participants representing 100 to 120 countries and International Organisations.
The Crans Montana Forum is organised on the basis of plenary sessions and parallel sessions. Numerous functions and activities are organised for Heads of State and Governments, Ministers and decision makers from International Organisations and Business sector.
The next and 21th session of the Annual Crans Montana Forum will take place in Brussels (Belgium) from June 23 to 26, 2010.
2. The Homeland & Global Security Forum
Mr. Jean-Paul Carteron, Chairman & Founder of the Crans Montana Forum welcomes HRH Shaikh Khalifa bin Salman Al Khalifa Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Bahrain (2nd Session of the Middle East – Homeland & Global Security Forum in Bahrain, November 2007)
This major event gathered more than 700 participants, from more than 100 countries from all continents, including Ministers, Security Experts, Consultants, Executives from major international Companies (e.g. G4 Security Services, Securitas, General Dynamics, Raytheon, Thales, Alstom, Boeing, Lufthansa, Gulf Air, DHL, Shell, Bapco, Total, Kuwait Finance House, etc.) and Academics.
3. The Annual International Summits on Transnational Crime
Mr. Richard Douglas Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defence for Counternarcotics, Counterproliferation, and Global Threats, Mr. Mohamed bin Nakhira Al Dhaheri Minister of Justice, United Arab Emirates, Mr. Jean-Paul Carteron, Chairman Crans Montana Forum (9th Yearly Session of the International Summit on Transnational Crime in Monaco, October 2007 – Opening Session) The International Summit on Transnational Crime was organised for the first time in 1999 in close cooperation with the Council of Europe and the United Nations. The first session was hosted by the UN and took place in the Hall of the General Assembly in Geneva, Switzerland. It now takes place in Paris (France) at the National Assembly Headquarters.
This Summit gathers every year around 400 participants from the public and business sectors in the fields of Justice, Interior Affairs, Security, Finance, and Organisations specialised in the fight against terrorism and organised crime, prevention and prosecution of money laundering and counterfeiting, and other forms of criminality.
This Summit deals with concerns that are essential today for the credibility of any company doing business across national borders. Transnational crime is a defining issue of the 21st century for political and business decision makers.
The next and 11th International Summit on Transnational Crime will take place in Paris in November 2009.
4. Crans Montana Forum Regional Sessions
The focus of Regional Summits is on the current global issues influencing the featured country and its future as well as on more specific regional issues. These Forums are major opportunities for major international groups such as Magyar Telekom (Deutsche Telecom), EVN, Visa, Mediterranea Delle Acqua Iride Group, Coca-Cola, Wolf Theiss, Vodafone, etc.
Since the first such event in Athens in 1992, Regional Summits have taken place in Bucharest, Malta, Belgrade, and also:
5. Crans Montana Forum - Middle East
Mr. Osama Al Khajah Vice President, Kuwait Finance House, Mr. Lansana Kouyaté Prime Minister of Guinea, Mr. Abdulla Al Mansoor Undersecretary, Ministry of Industry and Commerce, Bahrain (Crans Montana Forum – Middle East Road Show on Investing in Guinea – Kingdom of Bahrain, November 2007)
Active in the whole GCC Region, the Crans Montana Forum - Middle East aims at improving international cooperation and business between the GCC Region and countries from Central and Eastern Europe, Africa and Latin America. It will represent foreign Companies from Central and Eastern Europe, Africa and Latin America in the GCC Region and assist Governments in the development of their Foreign Investment policies in the GCC Region.
Among the major events :
6. Crans Montana High Level Panels
Mr. Joaquin Almunia, EU Vice President and Commissioner for Economic & Monetary Affairs (Crans Montana High Level Panel - Sovereign Funds: Partners for Growth and Stability? – Brussels, April 2008) The Crans Montana High Level Panels aim at stimulating the international debate on major challenges, further the understanding of complex developments and exchange experiences and best practices.
The High Level Panels are major opportunities not only for Experts but also for Companies to widely contribute to the international debate on very specific topics.
Among the High Level Panels :
7. Crans Montana Graduate Institute of International Studies (IUHEI)
Financing the Tourism Industry (Crans Montana Graduate Institute of International Studies – Special Course on Tourism Nr. 3/3 dedicated to «Financing the Tourism Industry », Monaco, February 2008 ) The Crans Montana IUHEI is an initiative of the Crans Montana Forum. This partnership is unique at the international level.
The Crans Montana IUHEI implements everywhere in the world post-graduate Courses. The aim of these Courses is to provide high level Government Officials, Advisers and top Business decision-makers with an excellent training and informative sessions including a high level transfer of knowledge and numerous opportunities of sharing experience.
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ABOUT US
What we do
The Middle East – Homeland & Global Security Forum was held in Manama, Kingdom of Bahrain from November 19 to 21 under the High Patronage of H.R.H. Shaikh Khalifa bin Salman Al Khalifa Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Bahrain and the Chair of H.E. Shaikh Rashid Bin Abdulla Al Khalifa Minister of Interior of the Kingdom of Bahrain. 
The Crans Montana Forum has established the Crans Montana Forum - Middle East to consolidate and develop its activities in the Gulf Cooperation Council’s area. 
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