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Subject:      Middle East Crime Symposium (fwd)
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Lee, did you get this also?

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> Topic:  3rd International Symposium on Middle Eastern Perspectives in Criminal
> Justice "International Co-Operation in Combatting Organised Crime and
> Drug Trafficking"
>
> Venue and Dates: Cairo, February 14-17, 1993
>
> Conveners:  The Office of International Criminal Justice at the University
> of Illinois at Chicago, and the Egyptian Police Academy
>
> This symposium follows upon the accomplishments of two earliers conferences
> which addressed the topics of terrorism (1988) and systemic issues (1992).
> The key component of each program is a series of comparative systems
> presentations designed to familiarise delegates with the unique aspects of
> crime and justice in the Middle East.
>
> OICJ maintains an ongoing liasion with the Police Academy, a doctoral degree
> granting institution that educates Egypt's future police leaders and many
> of the country's governmental leaders.  General Fakhr El-Din, president
> of the Academy, has played a key role in helping foster international
> relations, and delegates can look forward to a unique professional and
 cultural
> experience.
>
> A distinguished group of international experts, both scholars and
> practitioners, will present papers in the following subject areas:
>
> * Transnational Crime Comparisons
> * Drug Trafficking and Money Laundering
> * Islamic Traditions in Criminal Justice
> * Enterprise and Organised Crime
> * International co-operative efforts in Investigation of Crime
>
> The conference, February 14-17 will be conducted in Arabic and English.  The
> Police Academy will also arrange site visits to criminal justice Institutions.
> A limited number of spots have been made available in the program for
 delegates
> to present papers on relevant topics.  Those wishing to present papers should
> immediately contact Sean Malinowski on (312) 996 3200 for further information.
>
> Consistent with other international programs sponsered by OICJ is an optional
> seven day professional and cultural program immediately following
> the symposium.  Delegates will visit the upper Nile region and the pyramids,
> cruise the Nile, tour the remains of ancient civilisations and share
> insights with criminal justice colleagues.  Spouses and friends are invited
> to accompany delegates, and a special program has been arranged for them.
>
> The costs of this project will be borne by the participants, OICJ, and
> the Egyptian hosts.  The costs are:
>
> Complete program
> $US2,700 for 13 days includes lodging, local transportation and most meals,
> conference materials, registration and professional and cultural programs.
> Delegates must make their own international travel arrangements.
>
> Conference only
> $US1,500 (approximately 6 days) includes lodging, local transport, most meals
> and conference materials and registration.
>
> A $500 non refundable deposit must be made by December 4, 1992 in order to
> ensure lodging reservations.  Final payments are due on 8 January 1993.
>
> This program offers an exceptional opportunity to develop a better
 understanding
> of the fascinating developments taking place in the Middle East, and provides
> a cultural dimension that will significantly enrich each participant's
> experience.
>
> If you have any questions, please contact Sean Malinowksi on (312) 996 3200
> or fax (312) 733 3394.
>
> 715 South Wood Street (M/C 777), Chicago, Illinois 60612-7221
>



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