Infrastructure Asia 2010
April 14 - 17, 2010
Jakarta , Indonesia
span style="font-weight: bold;">Infrastructure Asia 2010 is Asia's premier infrastructure forum and the exclusive private sector interface with the upcoming “Asia Pacific Ministerial Conference on Public & Private Partnerships for Infrastructure Development (APMC PPP 2010)”.
An exclusive B2B and B2G exhibition and conference, IA 2010 offers an unparalleled platform for governments, businesses and leading experts to meet, discuss and find solutions for the prioritization, procurement and presentation of existing and future infrastructure projects in Asia Pacific.
A decade of sustained growth and rapid urbanization in Asia has placed huge strains on infrastructure in the region and it is estimated now by UNESCAP, that Asian countries will need to spend in excess of US$ 600 billion per annum to address the "life critical" overhaul and new development required in Construction and Urbanization; Energy, Oil and Gas; IT and Telecommunication; Transport Infrastructure and Water & Waste Management.
Responding to the Global Financial Crisis that has crippled the economic growth that Asian governments depend on for development, new stimulus plans are now being set in motion in almost every Asian country and infrastructure development with the PPP business model is emerging as the critical business model to stave off recession and create employment opportunities.
The Infrastructure Asia Conference & Exhibition to be held between the 14th and 17th of April 2010 held in conjuction with the APMC PPP 2010 will enable the widest community of government leaders, private sector developers, investors, bankers, technology & service suppliers and planners, to network directly with senior decision makers and procurement officials from over 53 governments responsible for the future of Asia's infrastructure.
An exclusive B2B and B2G exhibition and conference, IA 2010 offers an unparalleled platform for governments, businesses and leading experts to meet, discuss and find solutions for the prioritization, procurement and presentation of existing and future infrastructure projects in Asia Pacific.
A decade of sustained growth and rapid urbanization in Asia has placed huge strains on infrastructure in the region and it is estimated now by UNESCAP, that Asian countries will need to spend in excess of US$ 600 billion per annum to address the "life critical" overhaul and new development required in Construction and Urbanization; Energy, Oil and Gas; IT and Telecommunication; Transport Infrastructure and Water & Waste Management.
Responding to the Global Financial Crisis that has crippled the economic growth that Asian governments depend on for development, new stimulus plans are now being set in motion in almost every Asian country and infrastructure development with the PPP business model is emerging as the critical business model to stave off recession and create employment opportunities.
The Infrastructure Asia Conference & Exhibition to be held between the 14th and 17th of April 2010 held in conjuction with the APMC PPP 2010 will enable the widest community of government leaders, private sector developers, investors, bankers, technology & service suppliers and planners, to network directly with senior decision makers and procurement officials from over 53 governments responsible for the future of Asia's infrastructure.
Venue
Location: Jakarta International Expo Center
Jakarta International Expo presents one of the finest exhibitions in the world. It provides flexible space options to accommodate the needs of every exhibition organizers. The organizers can choose in..
Contact
Gedung Pusat Niaga Lt. 1 Arena PRJ Kemayoran 10620 Jakarta , Indonesia
+62 (0)21/2664-5000
+62 (0)21/2664-5000
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