Plenary 2: Achieving Excellence in prosecution service delivery
Ali Humaid Bin Khatim, Advocate General, Dubai Public Prosecution, Dubai, UAE
Henk C.D. Korvinus, Chief Prosecutor of The Hague, The Netherlands
Josaia Naigulevu, International Adviser, Australian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade and former Deputy DPP, Solomon Islands
Workshop 1: Evaluating performance - celebrating success and censuring failure
Virgil Ivan-Cucu, Senior Lecturer European Centre for Judges and Lawyers, Luxemburg
Richard Ceballos, Deputy District Attorney, Los Angeles District Attorney's Office, California, USA
Satyajit Boolell, Director of Public Prosecutions, Mauritius
Workshop 2: Achieving "Low Budget" excellence
André Vandoren, Director OCAM-OCAD and Deputy Prosecutor General, Belgium
Abdoulaye Barry, Prosecutor General of the Supreme Court of Burkina Faso
Nadeem Kayani, Secretary of Prosecutions, Punjab Prosecution Service, Pakistan
Workshop 3: Realizing prosecutorial potential and building capacity - are prosecutors' fit for purpose to meet heightened expectations and demands of today, particular in regard to E-Crime
Nicole Smith, Crown Counsel, Department of Public Prosecution, Bermuda
Seung Joo Baek, Senior Prosecutor, Korean Prosecution Service
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Workshop 4: Securing improvement through partner and civil society engagement - learning from others
Steven Jansen, Vice President, Association of Prosecuting Attorneys, Washington, USA
Jonathan Kaufman, Legal Advocacy Coordinator, EarthRights International
Azad Cafarli, Head of International relations department of the State Agency for Public Service and Social innovations, Azerbaijan