The new CBRN Summit will take place alongside the Swiss-Franco Live Exercise, and is officially supported by Republic and Canton of Geneva and the Federal Department of Defence.

Chemical attacks by both state and non-state actors in Syria, the Novichock attack in Salisbury, and the Ebola epidemic have brought the CBRN threat to the forefront of International attention, resulting in capability gaps and limitations to our existing defence and response structures.

The full potential of CBRN threats is very difficult to predict. Hence, the CBRN Summit aims to help you develop an effective CBRN response across the detection, response and recovery phases of an incident, with practical insights from senior security and emergency response officials