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On March 26, the Capability-Driven Defence Research and Innovation Conference was held on March 26. This conference was organised by the Romanian Presidency of the Council of the European Union and Romania’s National Defence Ministry, in concert with the European Defence Agency (EDA).

The conference brought together more than 500 high-level officials from European Union institutions, defence ministries, research bodies, industry and academia.

At a public event held on 26 March at the Ministry of Labour, Migration and Social Security, Isdefe was presented a certificate for its “Talent recruitment programme, Tactics: Alliance for you Future”, chosen as one of the best corporate solutions for the future work challenge of the Enterprise 2020 European campaign for 2018-2019.

Enterprise 2020 is a European Commission Project, endorsed by the Ministry of Labour, Migration and Social Security and led in Spain by Forética (a leading social responsibility association), whose goal is to encourage the widespread use of best

On 21 March, Isdefe hosted the 4th Call for its Internal Programme to Gather and Manage R&D Ideas.

This Programme calls on Isdefe staff to get involved by presenting innovative ideas and proposals in order to encourage a corporate culture of R&D and to highlight the entrepreneurial spirit and commitment of the staff in this area.

Yesterday, in the Isdefe conference hall, the 7th National Congress on Defence and Security R&D (DESEi+d 2019) was presented. This congress will be held from 19 to 21 November at the Navy’s Non-Commissioned Officer School in San Fernando, Cadiz.

The announcement was made by Division General José Luis Murga Martínez, Deputy Director of Planning, Technology and Innovation for the Ministry of Defence, and Jesús Ángel Paz Pena, Commanding Officer of the Navy’s Non-Commissioned Officer School in San Fernando, Cadiz, which will host the 2019 Congress and that last year celebrated

The 6th Seminar on Joint International Operations was held in Malaga from 20 to 22 March. This seminar, which is sponsored by the Civil Guard General Directorate and the National Distance Learning University, through the University Research Centre for Homeland Security (IUISI), provides an open forum through which to disseminate the contributory scheme of the joint operations that are being carried out by various international law enforcement, legal and political institutions to control immigration flows in the Mediterranean. The ultimate goal of these operations is to design and