About the event
The PDRM Special Dialogue II 2024, convened in celebration of the 67th National Day, promises another 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.
The event will start with a Special Dialogue Session from the Narcotics Criminal Investigation Department and continue with breakout panel sessions from the industry players that are set to delve into critical issues and strategies of narcotic crime. The event further includes an exhibition showcasing the latest technologies and services and PDRM Special Dialogue II 2024 Opening Ceremony. 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: 22nd August 2024, Thursday.
Time: 8.00 am – 2.00 pm
Venue: Sime Darby Convention Centre, Kuala Lumpur
Address: 1A, Jalan Bukit Kiara 1, Bukit Kiara, 60000 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur.
Attire: Business Attire/Uniform
Attendee Profile
Government officials, corporate organisations, law enforcement, academicians, intellectuals, experts and professionals who specialise in narcotics-related crimes.
Participants
- Speakers, Panel Members & Moderators
- Governments
- Academia and Universities
- ICT/Cybersecurity personnel from CNII organisations
- Industry players
Participants
7:30 AM
Arrival of Distinguished Guests
Guest Arrival and registration
Arrival of Distinguished Guests
Police Attachés
Arrival of International Police Course Participant Guests from Royal Malaysia Police College
Arrival of Strategic Partner Agency
8.40 AM
Arrival of Deputy - Deputy Director of Narcotics Criminal Investigation Department and Chief Assistant Director
8.45 AM
Arrival of YDH Deputy Director of Narcotics Criminal Investigation Department (Intelligence/Operations) representing the Director of Narcotics Criminal Investigation Department
8.55 AM
Arrival of YDH Deputy Director of Narcotics Criminal Investigation Department (Intelligence/Operations), Director of Narcotics Criminal Investigation Department, and Chief Assistant
9:00 AM
Welcome words of the host of the event
- Doa Recitation Montage
- Presentation
Narcotic War Dance Performance
Arrival of Distinguished Guests
Special Dialogue Session - Evolution Of The Drug Situation In Malaysia
Moderator:
Panellists:
- Ybrs Dato’ Khaw Kok Chin, Director of Narcotic Crime Department.
- YDH DCP Datuk Zainuddin bin Ahmad, Deputy Director of Narcotic Crime Department.
- YDH DCP Mohd Zani bin Che Din, Deputy Director of Narcotic Crime Department.
10:15 AM
AM Break & Networking
10:45 AM
Group 1
Topic: International Collaboration plays a crucial role in the fight againts the illegal importation of drugs into Malaysia
Malaysia’s strategic location makes it a key transit point for global drug routes, with its proximity to international shipping lanes and porous borders contributing to the illegal drug trade. International partnerships are crucial in combating this issue, involving information sharing, joint operations, and coordinated efforts. Law enforcement collaboration between Malaysian agencies and international counterparts enhances capabilities, but challenges like differing legal frameworks and jurisdictional issues persist. Successful joint operations highlight the importance of international cooperation. Future strategies include strengthening partnerships, increasing intelligence-sharing, and developing unified approaches to address evolving trafficking methods.
Group 2
Topic: Leveraging Forensic Data Analysis to Combat Illegal Drugs Maritime Trafficking from Malaysia
Investigations and strategy development. Cooperation with neighboring countries includes information sharing and joint operations, while collaboration with Malaysian law enforcement focuses on shared jurisdiction and expertise. Future strategies aim to enhance collaboration by analysing trafficking patterns, tracking shipments, and profiling involved groups. Effective operation strategies and informed decision-making are essential to curbing maritime drug trafficking.
Brand Sponsor: Magnet Forensic
Speaker: Harry Koh, Country Manager, Magnet Forensic
Group 3
Topic: New Psychoactive Substances (NPS): Issues and Challenges in Malaysia
NPS pose significant health threats in Malaysia, targeting various demographics and contributing to a growing drug problem. The drug issue has evolved through four distinct waves, each with unique challenges. NPS, similar to traditional drugs, come in various types and are widely used due to their profitability and borderless market. Addressing the NPS threat requires global legal reforms, better understanding, and new enforcement tools like instant test kits and portable screening machines. Improved intelligence and training are also crucial. Comprehensive strategies are needed to effectively curb the NPS threat in Malaysia.
Brand Sponsor: Noble Forensic
Speaker: Mr. Mohd Nadiman Bin Radzali,Director, Noble Forensic Technology Mr. Sasongko Yudho, Chief Executive Officer, eBdesk Malaysia Sdn Bhd
Group 4
Topic: Is Decriminalization of Small-Scale Drug Possession For Personal Use Effective In Solving Malaysia’s Drug Addiction Problem And Alleviating Prison Overcrowding?
Decriminalization is the legislative process which removes prosecutions against an action so that the action remains illegal but has no criminal penalties or records. In Malaysia, prison overcrowding is a major issue, with 70% of inmates incarcerated for drug-related offenses. The 2024 Drug Dependants (Treatment and Rehabilitation) Amendment Bill reflects a shift toward treating addiction as a health issue and could reduce prison overcrowding. Whether Malaysia should also decriminalise a small scale of drugs for personal use. Is it true decriminalisation will provide major benefits for public safety and health. Whether there is a need to strike the balance between public health and public security.
11:45 AM
Arrival of Senior Police Officers and Participants
11:50 AM
Arrival of Police Commissioners and State Police Chiefs
11:55 AM
Arrival of Royal Malaysia Police Directors
12:00 PM
Arrival of Hon. DIG Dato' Sri Ayob Khan bin Mydin Pitchay, Deputy Inspector General of Police, Malaysia
12:05 PM
Arrival of Distinguished Guests
12:10 PM
Arrival of Hon. IG Tan Sri Razarudin bin Husain, Inspector General of Police, Malaysia.
12:15 PM
Arrival of YB Datuk Haji Ruji bin Haji Ubi, Secretary-General Minister of Home Affairs
12:20 PM
Arrival of YB Datuk Seri Dr. Shamsul Anuar bin Haji Nasarah, Deputy Minister of Home Affairs
12:25 PM
Arrival of YB Dato' Seri Diraja Dr. Zambry bin Abd Kadir, Minister of Highr Education
12:30 PM
Arrival of YB Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution bin Ismail, Minister of Home Affairs
Group Photo Session
National Anthem of Malaysia "Negaraku"
Police Theme Song "Sang Saka Biru"
Doa Recitation
Speech by
Hon. IG Tan Sri Razarudin bin Husain, Inspector General of Police, Malaysia
Opening Speech by
YB Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution bin Ismail, Minister of Home Affairs
Montage Presentation
Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) Session.
MoU Cooperation between the PDRM and the Universiti Malaya (UM).
MoU Cooperation between the PDRM and the Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM).
Appointment Letter Handover Ceremony for Adjunct Professor at Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia to the Inspector General of Police
Token of Appreciation
Police Theme Song "Sedia Berkhidmat"
Networking Luncheon
Press Conference
End of PDRM SD 2
Sponsors and Exhibitors
SPEAKERS
SPECIAL PDRM DIALOGUE II PANEL SESSIONS
Special Dialogue Session – Evolution Of The Drug Situation In Malaysia
YDH SAC Mazleen binti Mohd Nasir
Principal Assistant Director
(Forfeiture of Property / Legal / Investigation),
Royal Malaysia Police
YDH DCP Datuk Zainuddin bin Ahmad
Deputy Director of Narcotics
(Intelligence / Operations),
Royal Malaysia Police
YDH DCP Mohd Zani bin Che Din
Deputy Director of Narcotics
(Forfeiture of Property / Legal / Detention), Royal Malaysia Police
YDH SAC Mohd Rozi bin Jidin
Chief Assistant Director of Narcotics (Intelligence / International Relations), Narcotics Criminal Investigation Department,
Royal Malaysia Police
Group 2: Leveraging Forensic Data Analysis to Combat Illegal Drugs Maritime Trafficking from Malaysia
Harry Koh
Country Manager,
Magnet Forensic
Harry Koh is the Country Manager at Magnet Forensics. A digital forensic professional with diverse experience in the information security and information technology industry, Harry started his career as a data recovery engineer and has recovered over four petabytes of data from all kinds of storage media.
He is experienced in handling digital forensic investigations with various levels of complexity across a wide range of industries from legal, finance, construction, manufacturing, oil & gas, retail, healthcare to online services in the APAC regions specializing in identification, acquisition and examination of digital evidence.
Group 3: New Psychoactive Substances (NPS): Issues and Challenges in Malaysia
Mr. Mohd Nadiman Bin Radzali
Director,
Noble Forensic Technology
Mr. Sasongko Yudho
Chief Executive Officer,
eBdesk Malaysia Sdn Bhd
LEAD UP EVENTS TO AISSE’25
SPECIAL PDRM DIALOGUE I
Venue: Royal Malaysia Police College Kuala Lumpur
SPECIAL PDRM DIALOGUE I
Venue: Royal Malaysia Police College Kuala Lumpur
SPECIAL PDRM DIALOGUE II
Venue: Sime Darby Convention Centre, Kuala Lumpur
SPECIAL PDRM DIALOGUE II
Venue: Sime Darby Convention Centre, Kuala Lumpur
HELD IN CONJUCTION
THE CYBERCRIME PREVENTION SUMMIT 2025 (CPS)
Venue: Putrajaya International Convention Centre
Supported by National Cyber Security Agency (NACSA), Malaysia
THE CYBERCRIME PREVENTION SUMMIT 2024 (CPS)
Venue: Putrajaya International Convention Centre
Supported by National Cyber Security Agency (NACSA), Malaysia
