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Opening Times
Tue 10:00-17:00
Wed 10:00-16:00
2010 Exhibitor List
INDESEC is:
• India’s ONLY Homeland Security show officially supported by the Ministry of Home Affairs.
• Associated with ASSOCHAM who represents the interests of the trade industry and interfaces with the Government on policy issues.
• Proud to announce new country pavilions this year from Sweden, France, Taiwan and China.
• Upping the stakes by recently booking India’s I.T. giant – Wipro and global trendsetters General Dynamics, who will not only exhibit but will also feature prominently as mammoth sponsors.
What differentiates INDESEC from other shows?
• Only INDESEC has Ministry support.
• No one else offers better ROI.
• INDESEC is located in Delhi – the headquarters of Homeland Security decision makers and influencers.
• Only INDESEC has a proven track record of delivering the central government officials and decision makers from the Ministry of Home Affairs, Paramilitary Forces, Coast Guard, Army, Navy, Air Force, National Disaster Management Authority and more than half of the state police forces. We deliver quality visitors over quantity.
• All INDESEC exhibitors are pertinent to homeland security unlike other shows which have a larger focus on private security and a small segment on homeland security.
• Only INDESEC has a high level conference program with top notch speakers.
• The only show with a conference moderated and televised by CNN IBN.
• INDESEC takes place in a recognised exhibition centre.
Ministry of Home Affairs supports INDESEC
The Ministry of Home Affairs, Goverment of India has once again confirmed its support for INDESEC 2010, following the success of the last edition.
View Letter of Support
ASSOCHAM seals partnership contract with INDESEC Expo 2010
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Budget Holders & Influencers
Market Potential
Growth Market:USD 10 billion to be spent on India’s homeland security requirements within the next 2 - 3 years
USD 30 billion to be spent on the Indian armed forces’ modernisation programme within the next 5 years
Resource Allocation:
To strengthen its capability against terror, India is investing massive resources on creating a dedicated homeland security department, developing net-centric information command structure, and maritime security upgrade
No Recession:
The Indian Government has indicated no slowdown in homeland security & defence spend despite the global meltdown
Easing Procurements:
The Indian Government has stated that it is committed to removing bottlenecks and fast tracking homeland security equipment purchases by State and Central police forces
