• Login
• FAQs
• RSS
• Podcasts
• Find Us

Events
• Programme of events
• Location
• Previous Events

World leaders at RUSI 

General David Petraeus
Click here

Iraqi Deputy Prime Minister Barham Salih
Click here

Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown
Click here

Rwandan President
Paul Kagame
Click here

NATO Secretary General Jaap de Hoop Scheffer
Click here

Former Prime Minister Tony Blair
Click here

Former Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf
Click here

US President George W. Bush
Click here

• The Event
• Additional info

Olympic and Paralympic Safety and Security

SOLD OUT: Open to all

About the event:

**Conference presentations now available. Click here.**

*** This conference has now sold out.  To express interest in attending and to be added to the standby list, please contact Sabrinad@rusi.org ***

With over 14,500 athletes competing, 20,000 members of the world’s media expected to attend and some nine million tickets to be sold; the 2012 Games and preparations for them are an unprecedented organisational challenge for the UK. Central to the Government’s Olympic commitment is its promise to deliver a ‘safe and secure Games, in keeping with the Olympic culture and spirit.’

In conjunction with the Home Office, the Royal United Services Institute will host a high profile public conference focusing on the delivery of a safe and secure Olympic and Paralympic Games, with Lord West, the Government’s Minister for Security and Counter-terrorism opening the conference. For the first time, the Organising Partners, officials from across local and national government and industry representatives will come together to present the UK’s security strategy for the Games.

As the most authoritative public event on Olympic safety and security to date, this conference will offer an opportunity to discuss the challenges and opportunities entailed in preparations for the Games. Attendance at this major one-day event will be a must for those with an interest in the planning for a safe and secure Olympic Games.

For more information about this event, please contact Tom Mortimer at Tomm@rusi.org.