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Diao Chunhe, Chainman, China International Contractors Association
Chen Jian, Viee Minister, Ministry ofCommerce ofP R. China
Rogelio L. Singson, Secretary, Department of Public Works and Highways of the Philippines
Zhu Hongjie, Vice President, The Export-lmport Bank of China
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Chen Fenjian, Vice Chairman, China International Contractors Association; Vice President,China Commumications Construction Company Limited
Wang Xiufeng, Vice President, Metallurgical Corporation of China Ltd
Daniel Wiener, Chairman, Global Energy Basel
Rick Hunger, Director of Business Development, AECOMM
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LI Fuction Hall C
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Currently, as the international projects are becoming more large-scale, complicate. and specialized, the Turn-key project model such as EPC, PMC and contracting model such as BOT, PPP are widely adopted. Some international contractors havebeen evolving from pure contractors to investors. Involved in the projects planningas early as possible, the contractors have turned from the projects contracting to projeets planning as well as carried out investment. Facing these changes, the intemational contractors have to continuously make the busiess model innovationin order to respond to the increasingly fierce international market competition Guests from the industry, with their expertise and experience, will share their opinions and understandings with the participants on this topic.
Moderator
Chen Guocai, Vice President, China State Construction EngineeringCorporation Limited (CSCEC)
Speakers
Daniel Tardy, President, Confederation ofInternational Contractors Association
John Grill. CEO, WorleyParsons
Li Jiqin, Executive Manager, China State Construction Engineering Corporation Limited (CSCEC)Overseas Operations
Xing Houyuan, Director of the Department for Multinational BusinessChinese Academy of International Trade and Economic Cooperation(CAITEC), Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM)
Tang Zhihong, Vice President, China Merchants Bank
Hwang-ming Chen, President, Kung Sing Engineering Corporation
Hou Yu, President, Chongqing Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation(Group) Co.. Ltd.
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Workshop
LI Ballroom A-B
At present, the investment and financing cooperation with the host country through the Public-Private Partnership (PPP) has become a trend in the international infrastructure construction market, which is an efficient way to win the public service and management contracts in a long term. In response to the new trend of PPP and seizing the new market opportunities, the more mature concepts and experiences of the development, financing and risk management of PPP projects areneeded to be introduced.
Moderator
Wang He, Vice Chairman, China International Contractors Association
Speakers
Zhang Liao,Chairman, Jumbo Consulting Co.. Ltd.
John Bishop, Senior Resident Partner, Pinsent Masons Asia Pacifc Practice
Zhou Haoming.CEO,AON China(AON-COFCO)
Kevin Ng, Tax Managing Partner and Deputy Managing Partner, Deloitte China Northern Region
Lu Ying. Assistant General Manager of Corporate Banking Unit, Bank of China Limited
Cui Jm, Deputy Chief-Economist, Chia Overseas Engineering Co., Ltd.
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LI Ballroom C
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Infrastructure construction is indispensable with resources development. On one hand.resources development plays a great role in promoting infrastructure construction. Roads, bridges, electrie power, civil and other supporting infrastructure are needed to be provided before developing resources.On the other hand, the fuding for infrastructure constructioncould be solved through resources development. Combining resources development and infrastructure construction is an effective and efficient cooperation mode to speed up infrastructure construction.
Moderator
Li Xuejian, Deputy Chief Engineer, Metallurgical Corporation of China Ltd.
Speakers
Zhang Zhaoxiang, Vice President, Metallurgical Corporation of China Ltd.
Li Xichuang, Executive Vice Secretary-general, China lron & Steel Association
Kuang Zhongxiang, General Manager, WISCO Intemational Resources Development & Investment Limited
Qian Yujun, Managing Director, CITI Banke
Max Clark, Regional Director for Environmental Services Group in Africa. Hatch Ltd.
Dietmar Voss, Head of Projects: West Africa. BHP Billiton
Zhao Debao, President, MCC Mining (Western Australia) Pty.. Ltd.
Ari Ben Saks Gonzalez,ProMéxico Commercial Counselor. Embassy of the United Mexican States
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Infrastucture projects have the characteristics of great demand of capital, high risks of investment, long time cyele, and poor liquidity, Financing is one of the greatest difficulties for infrastucture projects faced by employers and contractors. In addition.the curent wide fluetuations in major curencies and increasing uncertainty inglobal financial markets also exacerbate the difficulties and risks of financing. Forfinancial institutions, designing different financial products and services in response toinvestors’ different risk preferences can not only meet the needs of investors, but also obtain better rets while reducing and contralling risks.
Moderator
Yao Jiqi, General Manager, Dept, of Risk ManagementChina Export-lmport Bank
Speakers
Lu Yueping, Deputy General Manager, Special Financing AccountDepartment, The Export-mport Bank of China
Feng Shengjiang, General Manager, International Business Dept, ChinaMerchants Bank
Li Yue, Assistant General MManager, Corporate Banking Department, The Export-lmport Bank of China
Wang Zhijie, Division Chief Concessional Loan Department, The Export-lmport Bank of China
Cui Yanei, Deputy Director of Policy Research Division, Economic Research Department, The Export-Import Bank of China
Xu Zhihong, Executive Director & General Manager, Altemate CEO.Wing Lung Bank
Ein Stadalninkas, Director of International Relations Department, The Russian-Chinese Financial Center St Petersburg
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Transportation industry, as the basis for the national economy, is served asthe fundamental industry to maintain the economie operation and socialdevelopment, Meanwhile, the fast development of the economy acceleratesthe need for more transportation infastructure. For many countriestransportation infrastructure takes precedence among the infrastructureplans.Transportation infrastructure takes a substantial proportion of thecontracted infrastructure prolects for the Chinese enterpnises
Moderator
Chang Yinbo, Deputy General Manager ofOverseas Department, ChinaComiunications Construction Co..Ltd
Speakerse
Chen Fenjian, Vice Chairman, China International ContractorsAssociation:Viee President,China Communications Construction Company Limited
Chen Zhong, Vice President, China Harbour Engineering Co.. Ltd
Sergey Sanakoev,Chairman, Russian-Chinese Center for Trade & Economical Cooperation
Hu Jianhua, Managing Director, China Merchants Holdings (International) Company Limited
Xu Min, Partner. Transactions and Restruicturing, KPMG Beijing
Moufd Ben Dekhil, Business Development Director, MeinhardtSingapore Pte Ltd MSPL
Terence Wong, Consultant, Hogan Lovells Intemational LLP
Edward Chan, Executive Director, AECOM Asia Co.. Ltd.
Colin Bullock, Technical Directo, AECOM
Cong Hongbin, Partner, Corporate Finance, PricewaterhouseCoopersInternational Limited
Luo Dong, Deputy general manager of the overseas business department of China Communications Construction Company Ltd.. Deputy general manager of Hongkong-zhuhai-macau ( HZM )Link Project tunnel and island Desien and Build management Dept.
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Latin American countries are one of the hot markets in the infrastructureconstruction and investment. Countries not only enhancing their owninfrastructure investment. but also give widespread attention and support foithe foreign capital investment fowing into the infrastructure construetionby providing with concessional policies and supporting measures. Withthe closer cooperation between China and Latin American countriesmore and more Chinese enterprises step into Latin American countries, tocarry out project contracting and investment cooperation in infrastructureindustry. For the Chinese enterprises, there are new opportunities as well aschallenges in Latin American countries.
Moderator
Wan Yingzhong,Vice President, WorleyParsons Group
Speakers
John Grill. CEO.WorleyParsons
Mark Trueman, Regional Managing Director, WorleyParsons LatinAmerica
Karl Oiu.President. WorleyParsons China
Connon Andrews, Latin America Managing Director - Infrastructure & Environment, WorleyParsons
José Ayres de Campos, Chief Executive Ofcer, WorleyParsons Braziland Argentinae
Bruce Maney, Regional CSG Director for Infrastructure and Environmentof WorleyParsons for Asia and Chinae
Paul Hardisty, Global Director of Sustainability and EeoNomics.WorleyParsons China
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L1 Ballroom C