IOSI-April2015
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The document is about a new global security organization called the International Organization for Security and Intelligence (IOSI). IOSI aims to support national, regional, and international security efforts to protect governments, private sectors, and people from existing and emerging global threats. It has representatives in over 15 countries and provides programs, advising, consulting, training, and education on issues like transnational crime, terrorism, and improving public safety. The organization's president, Johan Obdola, is an expert in counter narcoterrorism and IOSI brings together security experts from around the world.
IOSI-April2015
- 1. A Global Integration Towards Security We are working on a new website and corporate Email address International Organization for Security and Intelligence Asociacion Internacional para la Seguridad y la Inteligencia Organization Internationale de la Securite et du Renseignement
- 2. Welcome to IOSI Welcome to our organization. IOSI is a global security initiative, based in the Vancouver, Canada, with representatives in over 15 nations and counting. We are global recognized, passioned and experienced law enforcement and security professional with one goal in common: We support national, regional and international security efforts to protect governments, private sector and people from existing and emerging global security threats. One thing we guarantee: We believe we can make a difference and truly help and support public safety, policing and other programs that aim to improve Homeland Security and Public Safety. From Canada to the world: Welcome to IOSI !! Yours truly, Johan Obdola Founding President
- 3. With our main offices in Vancouver, Canada, and Dubai-UAE, and representatives in France, Nigeria, Kuwait, Qatar, UK, Germany, Trinidad and Tobago, Virgin Islands, Honduras, Mexico, Bahrain, Costa Rica, USA, and more members and organizations joining from all over the world; IOSI is a public safety, research (think tank), autonomous non-profit, interagency international organization dedicated to promote best security and intelligence practices to provide professional and specialized assistance, training, discussion, and consultancy on intelligence and security on matters related to Homeland Security: Airports, Seaports, Borders, Police Operations, and in general Public Safety. We are oriented to serve and provide our programs to governments including: law enforcement agencies, military, security; and the private sector in order to improve security. IOSI provides programs, advising, consulting, training, education, best practices, standards and other operational matters mutually beneficial to our members and governments agencies, and other sectors to collectively cooperate with police, governments and other institutions globally within the limits of the laws existing in the different countries and in the spirit of the mutual-cooperation, including informing the public on matters pertaining to security issues. Our president, Johan Obdola, is one of the top global expert on Counter Narco-Terrorism. Mr. Obdola, and participating as speaker in around 15 international high level military, law enforcement conferences in all over the world. Our board, directors and members are active and retired high level government officials, including senior law enforcement officers, experts, military, intelligence officers, security specialists, and academics from the Americas, Europe, Asia, Middle East and Africa, and concerned global business leaders. Our goal is to develop practicable solutions to transnational crime and terrorism that affects human security, IOSI works an international scope with some of the best professional from different countries, and although we are a new organization, our board are internationally recognized experts, speakers and officials. The Organization A Global OrganizationWe are working on a new website and corporate Email address
- 4. It is the Timing Right? A Global Organization “Human security and transnational crime has emerged and evolving as a premier concerns of stakeholders in both the public and private sectors. This very timely organization brings together a plethora of world renowned Experts, law enforcement and governments officials along with corporate concern leaders to effectively address Narco-Terrorism, Organized Crime, Terrorism, Narcotics trafficking and many other crimes that are affecting countries worldwide. Today’s economic reality mandates the establishment of public-private partnerships and collaborative training opportunities around crime, terrorism and security concerns. IOSI not only provides critical information and effective programs global security issues, but also assembles the type of collaborative effort required to effectively address them”. Johan Obdola Founder-President Canada
- 5. Overview A Global Organization We have a clear vision and commitment on providing our best expertise to nations on their security challenges, assisting them improving government and private policies on public safety, security issues and human security. Our Mandate is to provide expertise, assistance and training using an integrated model for combating Transnational Security Threats and Crime. Our main objective is to cooperate with security programs on: Transnational Crime Human Trafficking Money Laundering Organized Crime and Gangs Criminality and Violence Terrorism Narco-Terrorism Counter- Narcotics Improving Global Public Safety
- 6. Programs Overview A Global Organization Training, Education and Advising IOSI provides an integrated advanced program to law enforcement officers in the following areas: Counter Terrorism Narco - Terrorism Crisis Management Transnational Crime Maritime Security Border Aviation Public Safety Police Other sensitive Infrastructure and Industries: Oil and Gas, Nuclear, High Sensitive Government Facilities.
- 7. Programs Overview Strategic - Tactical - Administrative - Geopolitical Human Security Environmental and Geographical Economic and Social National Defense Intelligence Analysis Narcotics (Counter) Public Safety Penitentiary Borders - Ports - Airports Law Enforcement Counter Terrorism (CT) Organizational Structure and Policy Review Policy Development Counter Narco-Terrorism Border Risk and Vulnerability Assessment Corporate - Industry Intelligence Analysis and Counter Intelligence Counter Terrorism Development Strategic - Tactical - Geopolitical Intelligence i A Global Organization
- 8. Law Enforcement Training A Global Organization Advanced Tactics for Criminal Patrol Aviation Drug Interdiction Canine Narcotic Operations Conspiracy Investigations Criminal Street Gangs Criminal Street Gangs Strategic Operations Current Drug Trends Domestic Drug Interdiction Drug Training for Investigators International Money Laundering Intelligence Interviews and Body Language Techniques Patrol Interdiction Pharmaceutical Drug Investigation Supervising Counter-Narcotics Operations Surveillance Operations Tactical Drug Operations Undercover Operations Counter - Narcotics: General Airport and Aviation Biometrics & ID Management Border Security Customs and Immigration Emergency Management and Disaster Preparedness Infrastructure Technology Port and Cargo Surveillance, Protection and Detection Transportation Areas: General
- 9. Narco-Terrorism / Homeland Security A Global Organization Introduction to Narco-Terrorism Aviation Drug Interdiction Advanced Geopolitics of Narco-Terrorism Analysis on Narco-Violence in Latin America Narco-Terrorism: Latin America-Africa Nexus Mexican Drug Cartels Colombian Drug and Terror Cartels Terror Threat Finance Tactical Mission Planning Narco-Terrorism Intelligence Gathering Undercover Risk Intelligence Analysis Latin America - African Narco-Threats to the UAE
- 10. Law Enforcement Programs A Global Organization Airport Security: basic, management and senior Passenger safety Special training on explosives and drugs Cargo Thefts Drug Importation Human Trafficking Tactical response to Critical Incidents Organized Crime Security measurement testing Intelligence and Assessment on Airport Security Passenger screening officers Training (Advanced) Layers on security and Intelligence in airports Body Language, Deceptive Behaviors New MOs for transporting drugs Police deterrence visibility Airport Cargo Drugs and Explosives Cargo Theft Interdiction High Density Drug Trafficking Special Anti-smuggling Strategies Other special trainings and workshops Ports
- 11. 11 PREVENTING CRIME, TERROR AND ILLEGAL DRUGS WORLDWIDE A Multidimensional Approach A Global Organization
- 12. Activities SUMMARY OF RECENT ACTIVITIES Dubai, UAE. Implementing specialized programs with the Dubai Customs, and Dubai Police. UAE. Organizing an International Conference on Counter-Narcotics. Oman. Discussing programs assistance to the Royal Omani Police. Honduras. Program implementation regarding Gangs and Narco-violence. National Police. SICA, Ministry of Pubic Safety. Somalia Puntland. Discussing asissting programs Costa Rica. Program Exploration to enhance Public Safety ad police operations. Issues: crime, drugs, money laundering. Trinidad and Tobago. Discussion stage to provide assistance on airport, seaport and policing. Dominican Republic. Organizing meetings to provide Counter-Narcotics programs and training assistance. US-State Department. Discussing entry level of cooperation in Latin America and Africa. Nigeria. Organizing meetings to provide Counter-Narcotics programs and training assistance. Kuwait. Organizing meetings to provide Counter-Narcotics programs and training assistance. Qatar. Organizing meetings to provide Counter-Narcotics programs and training assistance. Saudi Arabia. Organizing meetings to provide Counter-Narcotics programs and training assistance Canada. Presenting a Research project on Narco-Terrorism to the Federal Program
- 13. “Drug traffickers, working closely with transnational crime and terrorist groups, have been rapidly expanding their operations in East and West Africa, which pose the biggest security threat that affects the region,’’ said Johan Obdola, President of the International Organization of Security and Intelligence. In East Africa, heroin and cannabis (resin) from South-West Asia have become a $190 million-year- business and approximately 24 tonnes of drugs are moved annually. “The source of the drugs are mainly Afghanistan, Pakistan, and India-China with landing areas in East Africa being used as temporary trans- shipment hubs for smuggling operations,” said Obdola.” “Terror groups on backfoot after drug seizures on seas” Khaleej Times. UAE Allan Jacob / 2 June 2014 “In the last 10 years, drug cartels from South America have increased their presence and operations in West Africa to secure the movement of drugs (mostly cocaine) to markets in Europe, and the emerging markets in Asia and the Middle East,” said Johan Obdola, President of the International Organization for Security and Intelligence, which advises governments on how to tackle the scourge. Latin American drug cartels and terrorist groups, including Colombia’s Farc rebels, Mexican drug organizations like ‘Zetas’ and El Chapo Guzman are actively involved in Africa, mainly in West Africa. He said these cartels were hoping to establish themselves in the Middle East and Asia. “We are identifying the new routes that narco-terrorist groups are developing and operating between South America — specifically Brazil and Argentina — to the GCC region, mainly Qatar, with ramifications in the UAE,” said Obdola, a former Venezuelan police commissioner, who now lives in Canada. He said these organized groups were already in “their second stage of their operations”. They are keen to use the UAE as a hub for drug trafficking and money laundering. The bigger concern was that they were working on all fronts to establish a demand for their products in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, he said. “Colombia, Brazil, Paraguay and Argentina. Currently, Mexico, El Salvador, Venezuela, Trinidad and Tobago are nations where well-organized narco-terrorist groups are developing their routes to the GCC region and Asia,” he said.” “South American drug cartels target GCC”. Khaleej Times. UAE. Allan Jacob / 25 February 2014 “The recent criminal-related attacks on Emiratis reflect a tendency of criminal gangs in London to target Emirati nationals, as well as Saudis and other GCC nationals, who are perceived as wealthy and easy targets,” said Johan Obdola, from the International Association of Airport and Seaport Police. “The UAE should put together its own preventive measures to educate UAE nationals visiting, studying or doing business not only in London, but the rest of Europe and all over the world.” “UAE Ministry issues its own tourist map of London with emphasis on safety”. The National. UAE. Caline Malek August 19, 2014 “The number of terrorists using the Arabian Gulf to launder drug- trafficking money is on the rise and countries in the region should reinforce the sharing of their intelligence and train local police forces to prevent smugglers from succeeding, experts say. Johan Obdola, the president of the International Organization for Security and Intelligence, visited the UAE to meet its police forces. He wanted to spread the message that the UAE and the region were targets for such criminals, or so-called narco-terrorists. Mr Obdola said there were several narco-terrorist groups from south and central America and Mexico that were doing a lot of drug trafficking in west Africa...” Arabian Gulf countries should work together to fight growing drug trade, experts say. The National,UAE. Caline Malek. March 15, 2014 “So far, airport security technologies used in the UAE are a good step forward,” said Johan Obdola, the president of the International Organization for Security and Intelligence. “If you combine and implement the latest technologies to create a data management, information sharing and immigration mobility, it is absolutely essential.” Mr Obdola said most of the funds should be geared towards the human aspect of security. “The police in Abu Dhabi and Dubai really have to focus on training,” he said. “They should create an elite force of police officers, not just for the airports, seaports and borders, but to establish an integrated intelligence centre. “Investment in human training, capacity and human intelligence complementing the latest technologies is absolutely the best way to address the situation. “They have very good technologies set up in airports, so now we really need to focus more on the human operational side.” “UAE defence imports to double to $3bn by 2015”. The National UAE. Caline Malek. February 27, 2014 Latest Media Other News-Media: Qatar, Kuwait, USA, Venezuela, Colombia, Argentina, Chile, etc
- 14. Conference - Qatar 2013 A Global Organization
- 15. Conferences - Activities A Global Organization Text Johan Obdola, speaking at a Coast Guard - Navy Conference in the Caribbean Mr. Obdola posing along with US Ambassadors, US State Department Directors, US, Canada, Netherlands, Latin America Generals and Admirals, and Ministers during the Caribbean conference.
- 16. Conferences - Activities A Global Organization Johan Obdola, attending Brigadier Musaed Al-Najjar from Kuwait during his visit to Vancouver, Canada Johan Obdola, speaking at at the 1st Edition of the Middle East Homeland Security Summit in Abu Dhabi, UAE. 2012. iosi
- 17. Conference - Training Caribbean 2013
- 18. Conference - Training Caribbean 2013
- 19. Global Office HQ Canada: 1.778.872.9656 Johanobdola@hotmail.com Johan Obdola President We are working on a new website and corporate Email address