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WELCOME NOTE OF SECUREX WEST AFRICA

WELCOME LETTER

Dear all,

On behalf of the entire Afrocet Montgomery team welcome to the several editon of Securex West Africa team. Nigeria’s most established and only dedicated Security and public safety event to serve the government and the private sector in West Africa.

Securex West Africa provides a platform to display state of the art products Solutions, showcase the latest technology and educate visitors on the current global trend within the industry. In addition, it will provide an area for region and international companies to meet, network and do business with some of the biggest companies in the region requiring security products and services.

This year Securex West Africa will play host to cover over 50 local and international exhibitors, of which I am pleased to announce 22 are first timers to the show. This despite the economic challenges is testament to the robust, fast moving Security sector and underlines the huge potential on offer in the region. Along with our valued long-term exhibitors, we welcome all to the show and extend our wishes for a successful and fruitful three days of business.  

In addition to the brand which took place this year, we have introduced an exciting new feature to the show on Day 2- The West Africa Cover Security Summit (WACSS) is targeted at C-level executives from a board range of industries including banking, government, telecommunication, logistics and Oil & Gas.

Topics will cover corporate security, training the next generation, financial crime and governance. The day will also witness a live hackathon Era where visitors across the Exhibition, whether novice or trained, a much needed space in Nigeria for expert to congregate and discuss pertinent issues; sharing knowledge and expertise. This will become an annual event which will reflect the trends; pattern; challenges and opportunities in Nigeria’s cyberspace.

I’d like to take this opportunity to say thank to you all of our partners. Supporters, End-users, Media Partners, Delegates and visitors to the show for embracing our vision and being insightful in shaping the face of West Africa’s vast safety and security industries.

We have packaged the next three days to be information and interactive and we encourage you to take full advantage of your time here to network with your fellow peers, gain insight into the industry and realise new business partnerships.

From the entire SECUREX West Africa team - have a great show!

Yours faithfully,
George Pearson
Event Director
Afrocet Montgomery 

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