SPECIAL PDRM DIALOGUE I

About the event

The PDRM Special Dialogue 2024, convened in celebration of the 217th Police Day, promises a day of insightful engagement and collaboration within the realms of law enforcement and security. Hosted by the Ministry of Home Affairs and the Royal Malaysia Police, the event features a ceremony with keynote addresses by distinguished speakers, including the Ministry of Home Affairs and the Inspector General of Police (IGP) Malaysia.

Following the ceremony, two panel sessions on cybercrime and narcotic crime are set to delve into critical issues and strategies. The event further includes an exhibition showcasing the latest technologies and services. Attendees will comprise representatives from the Ministry of Home Affairs, Royal Malaysian Police, various public sector departments and agencies, other law enforcement entities, embassies, as well as speakers, panel members, and exhibitors, offering a comprehensive platform for networking, knowledge exchange, and collaboration in the pursuit of advancing security measures and public safety.

Date: 11th March 2024, Monday.
Time: 7.30 am – 2.00 pm
Venue: Royal Malaysia Police College Kuala Lumpur (Maktab Polis Diraja Malaysia)
Address: Royal Malaysia Police College Kuala Lumpur, Persiaran Maktab, Taman Cuepacs, 43200 Cheras, Selangor

Special message

OFFICIAL PROGRAMME

Date: 11th March 2024, Monday

Time: 7.30AM to 1.30PM

Location: Royal Malaysia Police College KL

Exhibitors

CONFERENCES

PLENARY SESSION 1: TECHNOLOGY ON CRIMES, THE CHALLENGES

PLENARY SESSION 2: NARCOTICS CRIME – DANGER OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND DISCOVERY EVOLUTION THROUGH RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT

SPEAKERS

SPECIAL PDRM DIALOGUE 1 PANEL SESSIONS

Plenary Session 1: Technology On Crimes, The Challenges

Puan Wahidatul 'Abdah Aminul Rashid

Deputy Director Telecommunications Fraud. Department Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC)

Puan Wahidatul ‘Abdah Aminul Rashid currently serves as the Deputy Director of the Telecommunications Fraud Department at MCMC. With a career spanning 15 years, she possesses extensive experience, including three years in IT-related roles within the private sector and twelve years at MCMC. During her tenure, she has managed various responsibilities, such as overseeing compliance and monitoring licensees in accordance with the Communication and Multimedia Act 1998. She has dedicated her efforts to ensuring that licensees comply with regulations and instruments while upholding the quality of service for the regulated services under the Act. Presently, she is leading initiatives to counter telecommunication fraud, which involves close collaboration with stakeholders from diverse agencies to tackle the challenges posed by online scams. She earned her degree in Creative Multimedia (Hons) from Universiti Kuala Lumpur – Malaysian Institute of Information Technology.

YDH Dato' Sri Ramli bin Mohamed Yoosuf

Director of Commercial Crime Investigation Department, Royal Malaysia Police

Mr. Ramli bin Mohamed Yoosuf currently serves as the Director of the Commercial Crime Investigation Department at the Royal Malaysia Police. He brings a wealth of experience to this role, having previously held the position of Pahang Chief Police Officer from 2021 to 2023 and Head of the Royal Malaysia Police Secretariat from 2017 to 2020. Mr. Ramli’s extensive background also includes serving as the Principal Assistant Director (Training) in the Management Department from 2015 to 2017. He holds an MSS Master of Social Science from the National University of Malaysia (UKM) obtained in 2014, a BBA in Industrial Relations & Human Resources from Idaho State University, USA, completed in 1997, and a DBS in Business Study from MARA University of Technology (UiTM) earned in 1986.

Ms. Edora binti Ahmad

Deputy Chief Executive National Cyber Security Agency (NACSA), Malaysia National Security Council (NSC), Malaysia

Edora binti Ahmad serves as the Deputy Chief Executive (Legal) at the National Cyber Security Agency (NACSA). With a robust educational background, she earned an LL.M. in Human Rights Law from the University of Nottingham, United Kingdom, in 2008, and a law degree from the International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM), graduating with Second Class (Upper) Honours in 2002. Edora’s career is distinguished by her extensive legal expertise and commitment to public service. She has held key positions such as Director of the Cyber Legal Integration Division at NACSA and served as a Senior Federal Counsel in various units at the Attorney General’s Chambers. Notably, she has been recognised with multiple Excellent Service Awards from both the Attorney General’s Chambers and the Prime Minister’s Department. Her work includes significant contributions to international and regional legal frameworks, human rights, and cyber security, participating in high-level panels and drafting groups, including those related to the ASEAN Human Rights Declaration and international conventions. Fluent in English and Malay, with a diploma in French, Edora’s accomplishments underscore her dedication to advancing Malaysia’s legal landscape, particularly in areas of cybercrime and international law.

Mr. KIM Young Min

Cybercrime Operations Officer Cybercrime Directorate INTERPOL

Young Min KIM is a Cybercrime Operations Officer at the Cybercrime Directorate of INTERPOL. He is responsible for coordinating INTERPOL Cybercrime Operations to assist investigation of member countries in the Asia & South Pacific region. He started his law enforcement career as a detective inspector in 2008 at the Korean National Police Agency. He had different roles in criminal investigations and international cooperations including Cybercrime Investigation, NCB Coordinator, Digital Forensic, IT company cooperation for over 8 years.

Mr. Rodney Lee

Chief Executive Officer Cybots AI, Malaysia

Plenary Session 2: Narcotics Crime – Danger Of Substance Abuse And Discovery Evolution Through Research Development

SAC Nik Ezanee bin Mohd Faisal

Deputy Director E8 Special Branch Royal Malaysia Police

Nik Ezanee Bin Mohd Faisal, currently the Senior Assistant Commissioner of Police and Assistant Director (Counter Terrorism) at the Special Branch of the Royal Malaysia Police, brings a wealth of experience and a strong moral compass to his role. With a minor in Psychology and exceptional assessment skills, he is adept at maintaining a sense of humour under pressure. His career in the Royal Malaysia Police is marked by key roles, including Chief Assistant Director of Data Collection/Analysis, providing security as Aide de Camp to the Prime Minister, and Officer in Charge of Criminal Investigation at Selangor Police Contingent HQ. He has managed high-stakes investigations, coordinated deradicalisation programmes, and supervised technical and surveillance operations. Nik Ezanee’s academic background includes an MBA in Organisation Management and a Bachelor of Science in International Business from Johnson & Wales University, Rhode Island, USA. His commitment to public service is further demonstrated by his numerous awards and his participation in the FBI National Academy Program. Fluent in both English and Malay, Nik Ezanee is a dedicated professional with a sharp eye for detail and a mission-oriented approach to counter-terrorism and law enforcement.

ACP Chandra Segaran Subramaniam

Assistant Director of Narcotics (Legislation/Investigation) Criminal Investigation Department Royal Malaysia Police

ACP Chandra Segaran Subramaniam is the Assistant Director of Investigation and Legal Division at the Narcotics Crime Investigation Department, Royal Malaysia Police (RMP). He is responsible for being a legal advisor to the Narcotics Crime Investigation Department in dealing with issues related to narcotics crime specifically in monitoring and supervising raids and investigation involving the whole police contingent in Malaysia. He started his law enforcement career as an Investigating Officer, Narcotics Crime Investigation Department, Miri District Police Head Quarters before continuing his study in Bachelor of Laws (LLB) until he got a Master in Law in 2011. At the same time, he became a Law Lecturer at the Police Training Centre Kuala Lumpur (PULAPOL). Subsequently, he was transferred to the Investigation and Legal Division, Narcotics Crime Investigation Department as Assistant Superintendent of Police, Investigation and Legal Division until he was promoted as an Assistant Director (Investigation and Legal Division), Narcotics Crime Investigation Department till the day.

Dato' Prof. Dr. Mohammad Kassim

Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic & International Affairs) The National University of Malaysia (UKM)

Mohammad B. Kassim, graduated with a B. Sc. (Hons.) in Chemistry with Energy & Fuel Science from Lakehead University, Canada; Master of Science (Chemistry) from Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) and PhD (Inorganic & Coordination Chemistry) from University of Bristol, United Kingdom. He is the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic & International Affairs) and the Chair of the Deputy Vice-Chancellor/Reactor for Academic Committee for public universities in Malaysia. Previously, he served as the Dean of the Faculty of Science and Technology, Deputy Executive Director of Academic & Research at the Strategic Centre. He served as Visiting Professor at University of Tsukuba and Gifu University; Specially Appointed Professor, at Osaka University and Visiting Researcher at the University of Sheffield. He specialised in coordination chemistry, molecular electronics, photo-electrochemistry, and conversion & utilization of CO2. He is the founder and leader for Solar Hydrogen Research at the Fuel Cell Institute, UKM.

Ms. Nor Aidora Saedon

Director of Forensic DNA Division Forensic Science Analysis Center Chemistry Department Ministry of Health Malaysia

Nor Aidora Binti Saedon is an Analyst at the Forensic DNA Division, Center of Analysis for Forensic Science, Department of Chemistry Malaysia under the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation, with 25 years of dedicated service. She holds a Master in Forensic Science from the University of Auckland, New Zealand (2007), and a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry from the University of Malaya (1998). Throughout her career, Nor Aidora has attended numerous courses, workshops, seminars, and symposiums both locally and internationally, enhancing her expertise in forensic chemistry. Her responsibilities include receiving and analysing exhibit items for DNA identification, regularly conducting forensic DNA analyses in complex crime cases such as murder, sexual assault, body identification, robbery, and kidnapping. Nor Aidora has provided expert testimony in both High and lower courts across Malaysia, where her forensic evidence has been consistently accepted. Her extensive experience and unwavering commitment to forensic science have made her a pivotal figure in Malaysia’s forensic community.

Mr. Steven Temprano

Country Attache (Criminal Investigator) Drug Enforcement Administration, USA

Steven Temprano is the Country Attaché (Criminal Investigator) at the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) Kuala Lumpur Country Office, with his arrival date pending. He commenced his career with the DEA in February 2002 and has since held various positions, including his current role at the DEA Miami Field Division since September 2015. Prior assignments include the DEA Madrid, Spain Country Office, the DEA Miami Field Division, and the DEA Detroit Division Office. Before joining the DEA, Temprano served as a U.S. Immigration Inspector at Miami International Airport. Fluent in Spanish and Portuguese, he holds a Bachelor of Arts from St. John’s University, New York. Throughout his career, Temprano has been involved in international investigations, including maritime cases leading to significant seizures of cocaine and weapons. He has worked on Special Operations Division investigations and multiple TDY assignments in countries such as Portugal, Colombia, Mexico, and Brazil. In Madrid, he played a pivotal role in targeting Hezbollah-affiliated money laundering organizations. Currently, as a Supervisory Special Agent, he leads Miami FD Group 41, a High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area Task Force, furthering DEA’s enforcement goals in South Florida.

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