Milan Foyer Level 1

Parisian 7201-7203

Sicily 2401-2505

Parisian Ballroom

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Ho Iat Seng, Chief Executive, Macao Special Administrative Region

Moderator: Fang Qiuchen, Chairman, China International Contractors Association

Keynote Speech

Speakers

Ren Hongbin, Assistant Minister, Ministry of Commerce, China

Mirza Muhammad Afridi, Deputy Chairman, Senate of Pakistan (Video)

Datuk Seri Ir. Dr. Wee Ka Siong, Minister, Ministry of Transport, Malaysia (Video)

Hadi Abubakar Sirika, Minister of Aviation, Nigeria (Video)

Wang Haihuai, General Manager, China Communications Construction Group Ltd.

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Due to adverse factors such as world recession, the continuous rise of risk-off sentiment, coupled with the further expansion of financing gap, have brought unprecedented challenges to traditional financing models, either sovereign financing or commercial financing for engineering projects. Given the special nature and externality of its construction and operation, infrastructure, as public goods, requires joint efforts of governments, financial institutions, and enterprises to find business models that fit actual condition of different host regions to creatively promote coordinated integration of industry and finance. Meanwhile, governments are also keen to guide and support enterprises to seek innovative business cooperation modes through integration of industry and finance.

Moderator: Vaughn Barber, Global Chair, KPMG Global China Practice, Co-Head of Infrastructure, KPMG China

Speakers

Zhou Xuedong, Executive Vice President, China Development Bank

Lin Jingzhen, Executive Director and Executive Vice President, Bank of China

Zhang Hui, Vice President, China Export & Credit Insurance Corporation

Sir Danny Alexander, Vice President & Corporate Secretary, Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank

Tony Zhang, Country CEO China, Commerzbank AG

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Traditional infrastructure is one of the main sources of carbon emissions. With the acceleration of global infrastructure construction, traditional infrastructure has increasingly obvious impact on environment and climate change. Therefore, reducing the life-cycle carbon emissions of traditional infrastructure projects and vigorously promoting the construction of new types of infrastructure are of significance for the international community to respond to climate change and realize carbon peak and neutrality worldwide. To further promote sustainable development in the industry, it is important to have deep dive on these topics and discuss how to integrate sustainability, green and environmental protection at different stages of project development from design, financing, construction, and operation, and how to promote the maximum application of cutting-edge technologies and materials in infrastructure projects.

Moderator: Chen Zhong, Vice President, China Communications Construction Company Ltd.

Speakers

Mahbub Uz Zaman, Ambassador, Embassy of Bangladesh in China

Ahcène Boukhelfa, Ambassador, Embassy of Algeria in China

Ji Xiaoyong, Chairman, PowerChina International Group Limited

Chen Xiaojia, Chairman, CITIC Construction Co., Ltd.

Luo Bixiong, President, China Energy Engineering Group Planning & Engineering Co., Ltd.

Ma Yue, Executive Vice President, Huawei Enterprise Business Group

Chen Qihua, Vice President, Caterpillar

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Official Welcome

Ren Hongbin, Assistant Minister, Ministry of Commerce, China

Ángela María Orozco, Minister of Transport, Colombia (Video)

Keynote Forum: Upholding the Green and Innovation Principle, Promoting New Development of China-LAC Infrastructure Cooperation

Infrastructure is the most promising sector in China-LAC economic and trade cooperation. Under the carbon peak and neutrality goals, China and LAC countries share the same vision to promote green and sustainable infrastructure development in an effort to fight climate change. China and LAC countries should seize the opportunity of green transformation, continuously explore new development philosophy, and extensively promote eco-friendly development in transportation, energy and electricity as well as water conservancy, which will provide impetus for green development of global infrastructure while promoting economic and trade cooperation between China and LAC countries.

Moderator: Wang Yu, Board Chairman, China Three Gorges International Corporation

Speakers

Cai Wei, Director General, Department of Latin American and Caribbean Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, China

Antonia Hugh, Ambassador, Embassy of Jamaica in China

Lei Wentao, CEO, China-LAC Cooperation Fund

Peng Tao, Deputy Director General, Department of American and Oceanian Affairs, Ministry of Commerce, China

Luis Felipe Quesada Inchaustegui, Ambassador, Embassy of Peru in China

Tang Qiaoliang, Chairman, China Harbour Engineering Company Ltd.

Luis Rodolfo Schmidt Montes, Ambassador, Embassy of Chile in China

Chen Taotao, Director, Tsinghua University Latin America Center 

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On September 22, 2020, President Xi solemnly announced to the world that China will strive to peak carbon dioxide emissions by 2030 and achieve carbon neutrality by 2060 (“30·60 carbon target”), which won unanimous praise from the international community. Subsequently, Europe, the United States, Japan, South Korea and other countries reaffirmed or officially announced respective target of achieving carbon neutrality by 2050. Coping with climate change has become one of the key areas for international cooperation. As one of the major sources of carbon emissions, power and energy industry will be a priority in achieving global carbon neutrality. Under the current circumstances, the power and energy industry is accelerating the transformation toward green and low-carbon development. Therefore, developing the new energy vigorously will be the key path. How to build a power system with new energy as mainstay has become the focus of the industry. This forum will provide a platform for government officials, and experts from enterprises and academia to share ideas, experiences and expertise on wind power, photovoltaic, energy storage, hydrogen energy and power grids.

Moderator: Wu Wenhao, Vice President, PowerChina International Group Limited

Welcome Remarks

Li Yanming, Vice President, Power Construction Corporation of China

Fang Qiuchen, Chairman, China International Contractors Association

Keynote Speech

Ji Xiaoyong, Chairman, PowerChina International Group Limited

Raja Dato' Nushirwan Bin Zainal Abidin, Ambassador, Embassy of Malaysia in China

Itaru Ishihara, President, Mizuho Bank (China) Limited

Wang Jin, Director, Guohe Continental Energy Consulting Institute

High-Level Dialogue

Nova Li, Business Development Representative, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD)-Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB)

Liu Yuxi, Vice President, LONGi Solar

Chen Sixiong, President and Chief Engineer, Kehua Data Co., Ltd.

Luo Guobing, Vice President, Guangxi LiuGong Machinery Co., Ltd.

Ye Fan, Vice President, Mingyang Smart Energy Group Limited

Han Hongmei, Deputy Chief Engineer, Energy & Chemical Department, China National Petroleum & Chemical Planning Institute

Dong Delan, Deputy Chief Engineer, PowerChina Northwest Engineering Corporation Limited

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In recent years, Chinese design and consulting companies have been witnessing significant development in comprehensive competitiveness. They have become a new growth point in overseas investment and cooperation by actively participating in overseas engineering design and consulting projects and driving Chinese technologies, standards, equipment and management to "go global". At the beginning of this year, 19 government departments including the Ministry of Commerce jointly issued a Notice on Promoting the High-quality Development of Design and Consulting Services for Overseas Projects, which pointed out a new direction for accelerating the development of China's design and consulting services for overseas projects and giving full play to its leading role in the value chain of international contracting. As an important part of international contracting, the design and consulting services for overseas projects are of vital significance for extending the industrial chain of international contracting, giving new impetus to the development of international contracting, introducing new methods of overseas investment and cooperation, and jointly ensuring that the Belt and Road Initiative continues building momentum and producing concrete outcomes. The forum will discuss in depth issues such as enhancing the core competitiveness of Chinese design and consulting companies for overseas projects, building Chinese design and consulting brands, and promoting the synergistic innovation and development between design and consulting services for overseas projects and international contracting.

Moderator:

Liu Zhuang, Director, International Business Department, China Energy Engineering Group Planning & Engineering Co., Ltd.

Welcome Remarks

Luo Bixiong, President, China Energy Engineering Group Planning & Engineering Co.,Ltd.

Xin Xiuming, Vice Chairman, China International Contractors Association

Keynote Speech

Djauhari Oratmangun, Ambassador, Embassy of Indonesia in China

Palitha Tikiri Bandara Kohona, Ambassador, Embassy of Sri Lanka in China

Benjamin Yue, Principal Advisor to the Executive Committee, Companhia de Electricidade de Macau

Wang Yanming, Director President, China National Technical Import & Export Corporation

Zhou Mi, Deputy Director, Institute of American and Oceania Study, Chinese Academy of International Trade and Economic Cooperation

Tu Jin, Board Director and Chief Strategy Officer, Empresarios Agrupados & GHESA

Panel Discussion

Liao Jianhang, Director & Deputy General Manager, CCCC-FHDI Engineering Co., Ltd.

Zhu Boshan, Founder, President, Tacter management Consulting Co.

Zhou Mi, Deputy Director, Institute of American and Oceania Study, Chinese Academy of International Trade and Economic Cooperation

Zhang Li, General Manager, China Energy Engineering Group Hunan Electric Power Design Institute Co., Ltd.

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Countries around the world have made important commitments to significantly cut their carbon emissions and promise to reach net zero emissions in the coming years under the framework of the Paris Agreement. In such a context, how to leverage cutting-edge innovation, advanced development philosophy and industrial cooperation, to combine infrastructure construction with carbon emission reduction to deal with the global climate challenge has gradually become the focus of attention of all parties in the industry. This forum aims to spark and guide more mainstream debate in multiple aspects, including the impact of electromobility, digitalization, and intelligence on the sustainable development of infrastructure, as well as the supply chain collaborations. The forum will explore a new path to lead the infrastructure industry toward the carbon-neutral goal and a new paradigm of cross-sector cooperation to drive the high-quality development of international infrastructure.

Moderator: Leon Li, Head of Key Account Management, Volvo Construction Equipment China 

Welcome Remarks

David Chen, Head of Region China, Volvo Construction Equipment

Yu Xiaohong, Vice Chairman, China International Contractors Association

Keynote Speeches & Panel Discussion 

David Chen, Head of Region China, Volvo Construction Equipment

Hu Guodan, Chairman, China Urban and Rural Holdings Group Co., Ltd.

Fang Xiaoqian, Vice President, China Railway International Group Co., Ltd.

Yuan Yingli, Vice President, China Gezhouba Group International Engineering Co., Ltd.

Chen Fangming, Founder and Chairman, Breton Technology

Chen Yu, Chief Strategy & Operation officer, Amazon Web Services

Closing Remarks

David Chen, Head of Region China, Volvo Construction Equipment

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Building on the advantages of "One Country Two Systems”, Macao serves dual functions as China's window onto the world and also important platform for cultural exchanges between China and Western world; moreover, Macao has extensive connections with Portuguese-speaking countries, which further bring it unique position in the Belt and Road construction. In recent years, Macao has been actively reinforcing the Service Platform for Trade Cooperation between China and Portuguese-speaking Countries, promoting economic and trade cooperation between China and Portuguese-speaking countries, and becomes a gateway for Portuguese-speaking countries into the "Belt and Road". As China is making new ground in pursuing opening up on all fronts, this forum focuses on opportunities of international infrastructure with the recovery in post-pandemic era to promote high-quality infrastructure cooperation, and discuss how to bring full potential to Macao’s role as a Platform to support cooperation between Chinese enterprises and Portuguese-speaking countries, tapping development plans of Portuguese-speaking countries and strengths of  Chinese enterprises in supporting Belt and Road through cooperation in third-party markets.  

Moderator: Sun Liqiang, President, China Communications Construction Company Ltd. (International)

Official Welcome

Ren Hongbin, Assistant Minister, Ministry of Commerce, China

Lei Wai Nong, Secretary for Economy and Finance, Macao SAR

Maria Gustava, Ambassador, Embassy of Mozambique in China

Ding Tian, Deputy Secretary-General of the Permanent Secretariat of Forum for Economic and Trade Cooperation between China and Portuguese-speaking Countries (Macao)

Keynote Speech & Panel Discussion

Qu Weixi, Vice President, Chinese Academy of International Trade and Economic Cooperation

Wang Zuojun, Chairman, China FIS insurance Co.,Ltd.

Mei Shiwen, Chief Executive Officer, China-Africa Development Fund

Ip Sio Kai, Chairman, the Macau Association of Banks

Luo Yan, Marketing Director, China National Machinery Industry Corporation 

Zhang Wenjin, Vice President, China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation

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Climate change and environmental degradation are an existential threat to the world. With recent political shift in momentums towards stronger climate actions, many major economies have announced net-zero emissions goals and others around the world committing to stronger climate actions through updating their national determined contributions (NDCs). The need for transition to green and low carbon economies has put forward tremendous challenges and opportunities for infrastructure investment that underpins economic development. Green transition will have a profound impact on the long-term transformation of energy structure, transportation modalities, industry mix, technology innovation and other socio-economic development areas. Meanwhile, the challenges are intertwined with opportunities as green transition will nurture new industries and markets. Financing partnership is crucial for infrastructure projects that support green transition. Not only investors are shifting to green infrastructure and energy projects, there are also increasing change of policies by MDBs, ECAs and commercial banks to adopt green finance principles. Also, there has been an increasing trend for Chinese and other large EPC contractors in the region to also seek investor stakeholder opportunities in project financing, which may generate a significant impact on the development of a project financing business models in Asia. MDBs and other financial institutions should now see them as potential investor sources for crowding in private sector financing and explore new modalities of engagement that can support green transition. This sub-forum is meant to provide a platform for the discussion focused on financing partnership.

Moderator: Sun Yuanjiang, Manager, Partnership & Regional Cooperation, Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank

Welcome Remarks

Fang Qiuchen, Chairman, China International Contractors Association

Sir Danny Alexander, Vice President & Corporate Secretary, Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank

Keynote Speech

Arthayudh Srisamoot, Ambassador, Royal Thai Embassy, Beijing

Lyu Zexiang, Chairman, China Gezhouba Group International Engineering Co., Ltd.

Xu Ke En, Vice-Chairman, CEO & Executive Director, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (Macau) Limited

Wu Jiang, Country Head for China, UKEF

Jean Lu, Managing Director, Co-Head of Client Coverage; Corporate, Commercial & Institutional Banking, Standard Chartered Bank

Panel Discussion

Under the background of green transformation, what are the main opportunities and challenges facing the investment and financing of international infrastructure projects? What are the expectations of enterprises for financing infrastructure projects? How can financial institutions provide diversified financial products and financial innovations to meet the funding needs of green transformation? How can different types of financial institutions strengthen cooperation and coordination, complement each other's strengths, and jointly support the green transformation of international infrastructure?

Moderator:

Zhang Xiang, Secretary-General, China International Contractors Association

Speakers:

Wang Yulong, Vice President, China Railway Construction International Investment Co., Ltd.

Wu Shaohua, Director General, Department of Non-Sovereign and Private Sector, New Development Bank

Wang Xiao, Economist, Strategy, Policy and Budget Department, Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank

Timothy Huang, Head of China Corporate Banking, Deputy President, J.P. Morgan Chase Bank

Janet Ming, Executive Director, Head of Belt & Road; Corporate, Commercial & Institutional Banking, Standard Chartered Bank (China) Limited

Hagen Ettner, German Director of Sino-German Center for Sustainable Development, Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH.

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This forum sets platform for diplomats of LAC countries to China and Chinese entrepreneurs to discuss, identify cooperation prospects and opportunities, and collaborate to navigate challenges to promote future cooperation.

Moderator: 

Liao Jun, Vice Chairman of the Board, China Railway Construction International Investment Co., Ltd.

Topic 1: Navigating Challenges of the Epidemic in Infrastructure Cooperation

Jin Xiaopeng, Deputy Director, Bureau V (Latin American Affairs), International Department, Central Committee of CPC 

Juan Fernando Lugris Rodriguez, Ambassador, Embassy of Uruguay in China

Luis Diego Monsalve Hoyos, Ambassador, Embassy of Colombia in China

Wu Wenhao, Vice President, PowerChina International Group Limited

Topic 2: Boosting Green Recovery of LAC Economies with New Infrastructure Cooperation

Anyin Choo, Ambassador, Embassy of Guyana in China

Zhou Mi, Deputy Director, Institute of American and Oceania Study, Chinese Academy of International Trade and Economic Cooperation

Carlos Humberto Larrea Dávila, Ambassador, Embassy of Ecuador in China

Wang Guoyu, President, Global Transportation Business Unit, Huawei Enterprise BG

Félix Ramón Plasencia González, Ambassador, Embassy of Venezuela in China

Topic 3: New Opportunities of Infrastructure Cooperation in Post-epidemic Era

Robert Sterling Lloyd Quant， Ambassador, Embassy of The Bahamas in China

Wu Li, Deputy Director General, Global Cooperation Department, China Development Bank

Briunny Garabito Segura, Ambassador, Embassy of the Dominican Republic in China

Hu Nan, Board Director, Vice President, President of International Business, TBEA

Adrian Francois Robert Clyde Thomas, Chargé d'Affaires a.i., Embassy of Trinidad and Tobago in China

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Delegates of the 12th IIICF are welcome to join our complimentary Macao Experience Tour. Come explore with us historical and tourism spots of Macao, experience our local cultures and discover shops and its unique offerings. Transportation and tour guide service will be provided free of charge.