THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE EUROPEAN UNION CAPABILITIES FOR CIVILIAN CRISIS MANAGEMENT.

THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE EUROPEAN UNION CAPABILITIES FOR
CIVILIAN CRISIS MANAGEMENT.
THE ROLE OF ITALY AND POLICE FORCES WITH MILITARY STATUS.
Rome, 13-14 November
AGENDA
Day 1, 13 Nov. 2014
1.
14.15 – 14.20: Welcome by the Carabinieri Commanding General, Lt. Gen. Leonardo
GALLITELLI;
14.20 – 14.30: Introductory remarks by the Carabinieri General HQ, Chief of Staff,
Maj. Gen. CC Ilio CICERI.
2.
Legislative and doctrinal aspects.
a) 14.30 – 16.00 - Panel 1: From Petersberg Tasks to the Lisbon Treaty: the CSDP
Nowadays.
Moderator: Min. Plen. Stefano PONTECORVO, ITA Ministry of Foreign Affairs
and International Cooperation.
➢ The EU Crisis Management Concept from the European Council of Santa Maria
da Feira till now – Prof. Fabrizio W. LUCIOLLI, expert in International
Organizations for Security;
➢ CSDP and Civilian Crisis Management: Political Control and Strategic
Direction – Mika Markus LEINONEN, CIVCOM Chairman;
➢ CPCC and military/civilian interaction – B. Gen. (res.) Luigi BRUNO, EU
CPCC/Planning & Methodology.
b) 16.30– 18.00 - Panel 2: Development of Civilian Capabilities.
Moderator: Mr Giorgio PORZIO, EU CMPD, Head of Capabilities, Concepts,
Training & Exercises Department.
➢ Civilian and military capabilities: which synergies? – Rear Admiral Carlo
MASSAGLI, IT Defence Policy Director;
➢ Police Capabilities: Substitution and Strengthening/MMA Missions, How the
Scenario Evolved through the Experience – B. Gen. CC Enzo BERNARDINI,
Carabinieri General HQ, Chief of II Department – Force Employment;
➢ Synergies: How to Coordinate Police Missions inside the Comprehensive
Approach with Military, Justice and Public Administration – Mr. Xavier DENIS,
Integrated Strategic Planning, EU CMPD.
3.
19.30 - Dinner. “The future scenarios”, Guest Speaker Mr. Andrea MARGELLETTI,
Strategic Advisor of the Italian Minister of Defence and Member of the International
Commission on Nuclear Non-Proliferation and Disarmament.
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Day 2, 14 Nov. 2014
4.
Lessons learned/lessons identified.
a) 09.00 – 10.30 - Panel 3: The Police Missions of the EU and Related Experiences.
Moderator: Dr. Michael DZIEDZIC, Strategic Analyst at USIP (US Institute of
Peace) and Author.
➢ From EUPM onward: How the Approach Changed in Planning and Conduct of
Police Missions. Chain and Structures of Command, Planning, Support and
Accountability – Ms. Birgit LOESER, CPCC Planning/Methodology Head of
Service;
➢ From the Police Experts to the Police Units: the Available Instruments and the
Different Perspectives of Deployment – Col. CC Nicola MANGIALAVORI, 2nd
Carabinieri Mobile Brigade;
➢ CSDP Mission Funding: how budgetary issues influence CSDP Mission
Planning – Mr. Raimondo BUSSI, Deputy Head of Unit FPI.3 – CFSP
Operations – European Commission.
b) 11.00 – 13.20 - Panel 4: Civilian Crisis Management: the Role of Italy and the
Gendarmerie Forces.
Moderator: Min. Plen. Alessandro AZZONI, Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and
International Cooperation, DGAP.
➢ Training, Standardization, Planning, Command and Control, Interoperability:
the Way Ahead – B. Gen. CC Paolo NARDONE, Director of Carabinieri
CoESPU;
➢ Police Substitution/Reinforcement, MMA, Security Sector Reform, Border
Control and Training of Local Police: how the Gendarmerie Forces Prepare for
the Tasks –– B. Gen. Francisco Espinoza NAVAS, Spanish Guardia Civil,
Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations, GC General HQ;
➢ The Lessons Learned/Identified through the Gendarmerie-like Forces
Experiences – Maj. Gen. Josè Manuel Lopez dos Santos CORREIA, Portuguese
National Republican Guard, Operational Deputy Commander, GNR General
HQ;
➢ The relations between EU civilian missions and other IOs operations: Lesson
Learned/Identified – Col. Marian PETRE, EGF Deputy Commander (Romania,
Jandarma);
Short Break (15 minutes)
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➢ How Gendarmerie - like forces provide an added value to the Civilian CSDP
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5.
Missions – Col. Marek BRYLONEK, Polish Military Gendarmerie General HQ;
How the Gendarmerie Forces Get Ready for the Future: new scenarios and
challenges – B. Gen. Philippe GUIMBERT, Deputy Director of the SubDirectorate for Multilateral Cooperation and Partnerships (France, Ministry of
Interior Directorate for International Cooperation);
European Gendarmerie Force: a New Cooperation for Better Results - EGF
Commander, Col. Francisco Esteban PEREZ (Spain, Guardia Civil).
Future perspectives.
a) 15.00 – 16.30 - Panel 5: Civilian Crisis Management: the International Institutions’
Perspective.
Moderator: Min. Plen. Claudio TAFFURI, Head of the Crisis Unit, ITA MFAIC.
➢ UN - Mr. Mohammad Azim ARSHAD, Deputy Chief of UN Standing Police
Capacity – Brindisi;
➢ NATO - Amb. Francesca TARDIOLI (ITA MFAIC), Deputy Assistant to the
NATO Secretary General (DASG) for Operations;
➢ THE AFRICAN UNION – Commissioner Crowd CHIRENJE, Senior Police
Officer at the UA Peace Support Operations Division;
➢ OSCE – Mr. Guy VINET, Head of the Police Strategic Matters Unit.
b) 17.00– 18.00 - Panel 6: The EU and the Future Development of Civilian Crisis
Management.
Moderator: Maj. Gen. Vincenzo COPPOLA, Carabinieri Mobile Units Division
Commander.
➢ Peace support, International Security and the Development of the International
Law” - Prof. Monica LUGATO, Università LUMSA;
➢ The Future of CSDP – Couns. Maurizio CANFORA, Italian Representative to
the Civilian Committee (CIVCOM);
➢ Civilian CSDP: which way ahead? – Mr. Kenneth DEANE, EU Civilian
Operations Commander and Director of the EU Civilian Planning and Conduct
Capability (CPCC).
Final remarks by the Carabinieri Commanding General, Lt. Gen. Leonardo GALLITELLI,
the General Director for Political and Security Affairs of Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
and International Cooperation, Min. Plen. Luca GIANSANTI and the Italian Chief of
Defence, Admiral Luigi BINELLI MANTELLI.
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Note: The panellists are asked to prepare their first contributions as short inputs of approximately 15
minutes to spark off some discussion and stimulate further debate during the Q&A time.
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