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Wise Pens International provides in-depth independent analysis of potential risks in new ventures in the maritime sphere, together with strategies and solutions. All Services
Maritime security
The wide multinational staff composition is well placed to provide analysis and advice to private business, international organisations, governments and Non-Governmental Organisations in such fields as Maritime Security Sector Reform, humanitarian aid and capacity building in developing and war-torn countries.
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Analysis of potential risks
In the last five years Wise Pens International has been commissioned by the European Defence Agency and other EU organisations to conduct major studies into maritime surveillance within the European Union. The studies were delivered to time and cost and have been widely circulated and acclaimed.
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Strategies and solutions
With deep experience of national and multilateral strategy, policy development and implementation as well as many years of global security operations, the group is uniquely placed to provide authoritative orientation and advice to governmental and non governmental organisations.
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Individually the international staff bring in depth experience of major European maritime nations at the highest level, with links to NATO, EU and other organisations and national think tanks with maritime security interests. Learn MoreAU-EU Relations : A fruitful workshop held between the task force of the African Union 2050 Africa’s Integrated Maritime Strategy and experts from the European Union
Addis Ababa, November 4, 2013 – Experts from the European Union (EU) was sent by Brussels, through the Support Mechanism […]
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The European Maritime Security Strategy in the context of the European Security Strategy
The European Union initiated a Security Strategy with the document “A Secure Europe in a Better World” subtitled “European Security […]
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A maritime security strategy for the European Union
The European Security Strategy of 2003 does not explicitly address the maritime domain, where the complex span of threats, risks, […]
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