Place: Florence Foyer Level 1
Place:Ballroom C,Level 3
Place:Naples 2601-2702
Place: Ballroom A-B Level 3
Place: Ballroom E Level 3
Place:Hall D, Cotai Expo
Place:Ballroom D Level 3
In response to accelerating climate change and the global push for energy transition, this forum brings together international experts to explore key topics such as green development pathways, technological innovation, cross-industry collaboration, sustainable financing, and the green transformation of multinational corporations. The goal is to foster scalable and replicable global eco-partnerships that drive inclusive growth and enhance the resilience of energy systems.
Moderator: Shang Rui, Re-export EPC Sales Lead, China, Hitachi Energy
Keynote Speech
Fang Qiuchen, Chairman, China International Contractors Association
Zhao Yongzhan, Executive Vice President and Region head of Greater China, Hitachi Energy
João Jorge Matlombe, Minister of Transport and Logistics, Mozambique
Charles Hinga Mwaura, Principal Secretary of State Department for Housing and Urban Development, Republic of Kenya
Andrew Bedford, Head of Emerging Energy Solutions, Asia-Pacific, MUFG
Yang Gang, Senior Vice President, China, Hitachi Energy
Panel Discussion
Moderator: Shang Rui, Re-export EPC Sales Lead, China, Hitachi Energy
Speakers
Noaman Amjad, Executive Vice President, Hitachi Energy
Qiao Xubin, President, China Energy International Group Co., Ltd.
Wu Jiang, Country Head, UKEF China
Alex Paul Whitworth, VP, APAC Power and Renewables of Wood Mackenzie
Amine Lahmamsi, General Manager, Bank of Africa Shanghai Branch
Aditi Rasquinha, CEO, Greater China, DHL Global Forwarding
Place: Wynn Palace 1/F
Place: Wynn Palace 1/F
Place:Ballroom A,B,E Level3
Place: Ballroom G-L Level 3
Moderator: Fang Qiuchen, Chairman, China International Contractors Association
Tai Kin Ip, Secretary for Economy and Finance, Macao SAR Government, China
Yan Dong, Vice Minister, Ministry of Commerce, China
Said Ahmed Alkali, Minister, Federal Ministry of Transportation, Nigeria
Wang Kang, Vice President, the Export-Import Bank of China
Oscar Salvador Mojica Obregón, Minister, Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure, Nicaragua
Mohamed Abdulkarim Daghar, Principal Secretary, Ministry of Roads and Transport, Kenya
Ni Zhen, President, China Energy Engineering Group Co., Ltd.
Enver Iskurt, Deputy Minister, Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure, Türkiye
Ros Vanna, Secretary of State, Ministry of Public Works and Transport, Cambodia
Juan Armando Vicuña Marín, President, Confederation of International Contractors’ Associations (CICA)
Place: Ballroom G-L Level 3
Place: Naples 2601-2702 Level1
Place: Parisian Ballroom 7001-7305
Place:Ballroom G-L Level3
Official Welcome
Yan Dong, Vice Minister, Ministry of Commerce, China
Edgar Montaño Rojas, Minister of Public Works, Services and Housing, Bolivia
Keynote Forum: Strengthening Infrastructure Connectivity and Ushering in a New Chapter of China-LAC Cooperation
In the context of the digital and intelligent transformation of global infrastructure, Latin American and Caribbean countries have substantial potential demands for enhancing regional infrastructure connectivity and advancing green and digital infrastructure. China possesses technological advantages and cutting-edge experiences in fields such as 5G, big data, artificial intelligence, and clean energy, while LAC countries boast abundant natural resources and significant infrastructure connectivity needs. The economies of China and LAC countries are highly complementary. The two sides can continue to collaborate in renewable energy, smart transportation, digital infrastructure, and smart cities to facilitate regional economic recovery and sustainable development, creating new opportunities for mutually beneficial cooperation.
Moderator: Liu Dajiang, Deputy Director General, Department of American and Oceanian Affairs, Ministry of Commerce, China
Speakers
Sun Yi, Deputy Director General, Department of Latin American and Caribbean Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, China
Xu Yuanjie, Deputy Director General, Department of Outward Investment and Economic Cooperation, Ministry of Commerce, China
Fidel Grant, Minister, Ministry of Public Works, Public Utilities and Digital Economy, Dominica
Edgar Montaño Rojas, Minister of Public Works, Services and Housing, Bolivia
Bian Shiyuan, Executive Vice President of Global Finance and General Manager of the International Finance Department, China Development Bank
Yang Hailiang, Deputy General Manager at Transport Financing Department, the Export-Import Bank of China
Clement Antonio, Senator and Parliamentary Secretary of Ministry of Housing and Works, Antigua and Barbuda
Iris Patricia Zaldívar, Administrative Manager, Ministry of Infrastructure and Transportation，Honduras
Zhang Xiaoqiang, President, China Harbour Engineering Company Ltd.
Place:Ballroom G-L Level3
Regional connectivity is the core engine for deepening international cooperation and promoting coordinated economic development. Against the backdrop of global climate change and geo-economic reshaping, regional infrastructure connectivity can promote the stability and smooth flow of global industrial and supply chains by integrating resources and optimizing allocation, thus strengthening international and regional trade, investment, and personnel exchanges. This forum focuses on regional connectivity practices and international cooperation experience, exploring how to inject momentum into the high-quality development of international infrastructure, achieving win-win development with shared risks and results, and expanding new space for international cooperation.
Moderator: Rodrigo Salvado, Director General, Operational Partnership Department, Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank
Speakers
Yao Huan, Board Member, Power Construction Corporation of China
Chen Zhong, Vice General Manager, China Communications Construction Group Co., Ltd.
Yang Guolin, Deputy General Manager, China General Technology (Group) Holding Co., Ltd.
Zhou Qiangwu, Vice President and Chief Administrative Officer, New Development Bank
Dele Kuti, Global Head: Energy and Infrastructure, Standard Bank Group
Ma Yue, Vice President and CEO of Smart Transportation BU, Huawei
Yang Chengjian, Senior Vice President, Caterpillar Inc.
Li Dongchun, Vice President, Guangxi Liugong Machinery Co., Ltd.
Place: Ballroom D Level 3
In recent years, the economic and trade cooperation between China and Portuguese-speaking countries has continued its steady growth, showing strong resilience and development potential, laying a good foundation for deepening infrastructure cooperation between the two sides. The Action Plan for Economic and Trade Cooperation (2024-2027), signed during the Sixth Ministerial Conference of the Forum for Economic and Trade Cooperation between China and Portuguese-speaking Countries (Macao) in April 2024, emphasized the important role of infrastructure construction cooperation in promoting the economic and social development of the forum's participating countries, reiterated that infrastructure construction, especially transportation, information and communications, electricity and water conservancy facilities, will be the key areas of cooperation, and support enterprises from the forum's participating countries to participate in infrastructure construction through investment, construction and operation integration. This parellel forum will focus on the topic of high-quality development of infrastructure cooperation between China and Portuguese-speaking Countries, and invite guests to discuss how to promote new developments in infrastructure cooperation between mainland China, Macao and Portuguese-speaking countries by strengthening the application of green, digital and intelligent technologies, and promote mutual benefit and win-win results for all parties.
Opening Remarks
Ji Xianzheng, Secretary-General, Permanent Secretariat of the Forum for Economic and Trade Cooperation between China and Portuguese-speaking Countries (Macao)
Fang Qiuchen, Chairman, China International Contractors Association
Vincent U, President, Commerce and Investment Promotion Institute of the Macao SAR
João Osvaldo Machatine, Executive Coordinator of the Office for Reforms and Strategic Projects of Mozambique
Yang Yue, Vice President of Jiangsu Provincial People's Political Consultative Conference
Panel Discussion 1
With the development of green economy, digital economy and artificial intelligence, in the process of continuously promoting infrastructure cooperation between China and Portuguese-speaking Countries, in which areas are the sustainable infrastructure cooperation projects that Portuguese-speaking countries focus on? What cooperation opportunities are there in the future? How to better promote the green, digital and intelligent transformation of infrastructure cooperation?
Moderator: Ambrose So Shu Fai, Director-General of International Forum on Clean Energy (Macao)
Speakers
João Baptista Borges, Minister of Energy and Water of Angola
Victor Coutinho, Minister of Infrastructure, Spatial Planning and Housing of Cabo Verde
João Jorge Matlombe, Minister of Transport and Logistics of Mozambique
Panel Discussion 2
What experience and advantages do Chinese companies have in greening, digitalizing and intelligentizing infrastructure? How can they be applied to infrastructure projects in cooperation with Portuguese-speaking countries? What risks should be avoided? How can effective cooperation and financing be promoted? What are your expectations for future cooperation prospects?
Moderator: Ho Wai Ip, Member of Board of Directors of Macau Institute of Management
Speakers
Zhang Jian, Managing director of China-Portuguese Speaking Countries Investment Management Company Limited
Zhang Jingfang, Chairman of CRSC International Co. Ltd.
Li Wei, Executive Vice President, Energy & Infrastructure, Client Coverage Asia, Standard Bank Group
Liu Xinmin, Senior Vice President and Vice Chairman of the Technical Committee of New H3C Group
Place: Hall D, Cotai Expo
Place: Ballroom A-C Level 3
Place: Ballroom J Level 3
In the face of the urgent situation of global climate change, and with the accelerated transformation of energy structures in various countries, the new energy industry has evolved from a supplementary energy source to a key growth engine for the global energy transition. This forum focuses on the contemporary positioning and strategic mission of the new energy industry, aiming to promote the formation of new productive forces in the new energy field through technological innovation breakthroughs, in-depth industrial chain collaboration, and multilateral international cooperation, thereby facilitating the coordinated development of economic growth and low-carbon transformation. The forum will bring together representatives from relevant governments, financial institutions, equipment manufacturers, and leading enterprises across the entire industry chain to jointly explore the construction of an industrial ecosystem and sustainable development pathways.
Moderator: Li Sisheng, Executive Vice President, POWERCHINA International Group Limited
Welcome Remarks
Fang Qiuchen, Chairman, China International Contractors Association
Yao Huan, Board Member, Power Construction Corporation of China
Abdulla Muththalib, Minister, Ministry of Construction, Housing and Infrastructure of the Maldives
Jeff Blibo, Chairman, National Investment Commission, Liberia
Keynote Speech
Xie Xiaoping, Director, Academic Committee of the National Photovoltaic and Energy Storage Testing and Verification Platform
Wael Hamdy, Group Senior Vice President CEO of E&C Sector, El Sewedy Electric Company S.A.E.
Qin Haiyan,Vice President of World Wind Energy Council/Secretary General of Wind Energy Committee of China Renewable Energy Association
Jin Feng, Professor and Chairman, Academic Committee, Department of Hydraulic Engineering at Tsinghua University
Wu Jiang, Country Head, UKEF China
Panel Discussion
Moderator: Shang Rui, Head of Overseas EPC Business in China, Hitachi Energy, Hitachi Energy (China) Co., Ltd
Speakers
Himanshu, SVP, Global Head of Channels & Customer Engagement, Hitachi Energy
Rodolfo Salvador Delgadillo, General Manager of Business Development, Desarrollos Hidráulicos de Cancún, S.A. de C.V.
Jonathan Muga, Global Head of Infrastructure Sector, Client Coverage, Standard Bank Group
Li Ting, Co-founder, Chief representative and managing director, Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI)
Tan Wooi Leong, Senior Executive Director-Group Energy, SURBANA JURONG Group
Place: Ballroom G Level 3
Amidst a surging global wave of sustainable development, green transition has emerged as a new trend in and a requirement for the international infrastructure sector. African countries, amid their urbanization and industrialization processes, harbor significant infrastructure development needs. How to facilitate infrastructure advancement while duely conserve the environment; how to address infrastructure funding gaps while minimizing carbon emissions, have become crucial issues for this vast continent. On one hand, Africa can untilize green financing tools and low-carbon technologies to advance its infrastructure development in renewable energy, smart transportation and green ports, thereby addressing the "carbon lock-in" dilemma. On the other hand, through deepened China-Africa cooperation and by embracing the TNFD framework and utilizing biodiversity impact assessment tools, infrastructure projects can synergistically coexist with ecological corridors.To implement the commitments made by the 2024 Forum on China-Africa Cooperation, this forum, under the MISIP framework, will convene representatives from governments, financial institutions, enterprises, NGOs, professional institutions and academics to exchange insights on green financing, low-carbon technologies, and TNFD. By sharing expertise and best practices, the session aims to explore pathways for a collaborative green transition for African infrastructure.
Moderator: Zhang Xiang, Vice Chairman, China International Contractors Association
Welcome Remarks
Fang Qiuchen, Chairman, China International Contractors Association
Lu Lunyan, Chief Representative, WWF China
Keynote Speech
Mohamed Abdulkarim Daghar, Principal Secretary, State Department for Transport in the Ministry of Roads and Transport, Kenya
Steven McQueen, Lead for International Conservation and Development, WWF Norway
Panel Discussion 1: MISIP Empowering Sustainable Infrastructure Development
This discussion focuses on the role of MISIP in multi-stakeholder collaboration, strengthening resource aggregation, enhancing knowledge sharing, and facilitating project financing within the mechanism's framework to collectively support the development of green infrastructure in Africa.
Moderator: Zhang Xiang, Vice Chairman, China International Contractors Association
Speakers
Martin Hansen, Regional Director, East Asia, Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH
Rodrigo Salvado, Director General, Operational Partnership Department, Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank
Li Daosong, Vice General Manager，Beijing Urban Construction Group, Co., LTD.
Theresa Yeung, Director, Managing Principal for Arup in East Asia, Arup
Panel Discussion 2：Blended Finance as an Innovative Financing Model for Infrastructure Green Transition
Blended finance is an innovative financing model that can leverage and catalyze private and multi-stakeholder capital. This panel features MDBs, commercial banks, professional organizations, contractors and academics to explore ways to tap the potential of various funding sources, overcome financing bottlenecks, broaden financing channels, so as to provide more sustainable financial solutions for green infrastructure projects.
Moderator: Du Hongxia, Senior Program Manager, Green Finance, WWF China
Speakers
Rentia Van Tonder, Head, Power, Client Coverage, Standard Bank Group
Wu Guangjian, Vice President, China Power Engineering Consulting Group International Engineering Co., LTD
Meng Meng, General Manager, Macao International Carbon Emission Exchange
Liang Xi, Professor, University College London
Panel Discussion 3: TNFD as Toolkit for Nature-related Risk Management for Chinese Contractors in Africa
This panel focuses on the practical application of the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) in infrastructure projects. It seeks to explore how to strengthen nature-related risk management and improve project environmental performance by identifying, assessing, and disclosing nature-related risks.
Moderator: Zhao Liang, Project Coordinator, Policy & Green Finance，WWF China
Speakers
Leng Fei, National Coordinator, UNDP BIOFIN China
Dong Yanan, Vice President, PowerChina West & Central Africa
Tai Nenglun, Vice President, China Gezhouba Group International Engineering Co.,LTD.
Li Jing, Vice President, Branding & Sustainability Officer, JA Solar
Place: Ballroom E Level 3
International cooperation in infrastructure development has grown significantly in recent years, with larger project scales and better resource integration across sectors. Driven by sustainability and digitalisation, new materials and technologies are enhancing quality while also increasing complexity, costs and technical implications. This sub-forum brings together leading global experts to discuss the challenges and opportunities of large-scale global infrastructure projects, and to explore innovative, collaborative approaches in Total Engineering and project management.
Moderator: Jocelyn Guo, China Strategic Growth Manager, Arup
Opening Remarks
Fang Qiuchen, Chairman, China International Contractors Association
Matt Crossman, Deputy HMTC, Department for Business and Trade, British Embassy Beijing
TC Chew, Managing Director, Asia Pacific, Arup
Keynote Speech
Kate West, Chief Officer, Business & Markets, Asia Pacific, Arup
Panel Discussion 1: Challenges and Opportunities of Large-scale International Infrastructure Projects
This panel aims to define main challenges in international cooperation on large-scale international infrastructure projects in terms of financing, application of technological innovation, environmental protection and sustainable development, cross-cultural cooperation and communication, policies and regulations, and risk management. And discuss the innovative cooperation models can be adopted to achieve complementary advantages and mutual benefits.
Moderator: TC Chew, Managing Director, Asia Pacific, Arup
Speakers
Jacob Kam, CEO of MTR Corporation
Zhou Jiayi, Deputy GM of Power China International Company, GM of the Asia-Pacific Regional Headquarters
Keynote Speech
Michael McGowan, Transport Market Portfolio Leader, Asia Pacific, Arup
David Moran, Digital Leader, Asia Pacific, Arup
Panel Discussion 2: The value-add of Design
In the wave of globalised infrastructure, design empowerment has become a strategic core throughout the entire project cycle. In this part, multilateral enterprises will discuss design technology, market culture and ecological needs, and co-operation methods from their own perspectives, exploring the development path of promoting smart, green and sustainable infrastructure construction.
Moderator: Philip Wong, East Asia Business & Markets Director, Arup
Speakers
Chan Kuong In, Deputy General Manager, China Construction Engineering (Macau) Company Limited
Xiang Xi, Director of Partner Development, Smart Transportation BU, Huawei
Charles Im, Rail Business Leader, Southeast Asia, Arup
Place: Ballroom D Level 3
The unprecedentedly intense scientific and technological innovation in the current era has further deepened the cross-domain integration of digital technologies, intelligent applications and infrastructure development, which is accelerating the international engineering sector toward digitalization, intelligence, and sustainability. Deepening digital-integrated infrastructure development and enhancing global collaboration in smart, green engineering will contribute to the better establishment of an open and shared international engineering intelligent ecosystem. This forum will bring together professional institutions and leading industry companies to share the cutting-edge concepts, innovative models, and technological practices of digital management, and explore a new infrastructure development framework characterized by "sensing-interconnected systems, data-driven operations, and ecologically synergistic partnerships", offering more insights on how digital intelligence can empower infrastructure lifecycle optimization and more solutions for building a new paradigm in international engineering.
Moderator: Wu Yao, Executive General Manager, Digital Intelligence Construction (Guangdong Hengqin) Technology Co., Ltd.
Welcome Remarks
Yao Danbo, Secretary-General, China International Contractors Association
Keynote Speeches
Wang Xiangdong, Vice President, China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation
Zhang Yuehua, Vice President, Lenovo Collaboration Technology Ltd.
Zhao Yanxi, Executive Vice President and President of the Business Center, Kingdee
Xia Xinrui, Vice President and Safty Director, China Harbour Engineering Company Ltd.
Hu Jidong, General Manager, Beijing XingYun Digital Technology Co., Ltd.
Feng Shenghua, Technical Director of Infrastructure Industry, Dassault Systèmes Greater China Region
Panel Discussion
Focusing on the digital applications throughout the full lifecycle of international engineering projects, this panel will explore how smart and intelligent technologies represented by AI, IoT, and big data analysis can be leveraged to optimize resource integration, enhance management efficiency, reduce operational costs, facilitate scientific decision-making, thereby driving the sustainable development of the international infrastructure industry.
Moderator: Li Jianfeng, Assistant President, China Gezhouba Group International Engineering Co., Ltd.
Speakers
Hu Xiaohe, Vice President, BUCG International
Li Yang, Vice President, Shanghai Municipal Engineering Design Institute (Group) Co., Ltd.
Zhao Xiang, Executive Vice President , iFLYTEKLi
Lei Peng, Vice President, Glodon Company Limited
Liu Zhong, Assistant General Manager, Xuzhou Construction Machinery Group Imp.&EXP. Co.,Ltd.
Place: Ballroom H Level 3
The 2nd International Infrastructure Project Dispute Resolution & Legal Service Forum focuses on "Whole-Lifecycle Risk Management and Innovation in Multi-Tiered Dispute Resolution Mechanisms," exploring the "Prevention-Mediation-Arbitration" collaborative governance paradigm for international construction projects to advance the rule of law in Belt and Road initiatives.The forum convenes representatives from institutions including the ICC International Court of Arbitration and the Singapore International Mediation Centre, alongside legal executives of global contractors and law firm partners. Participants will engage in case studies addressing, global collaboration in international construction legal services, risk management practices in the Middle East/Portuguese-speaking countries, transformation of dispute resolution mechanisms. Key releases at the forum include: Expanded Panel of Mediators of the Mediation Centre, Partnership Ecosystem Matrix, Launch of "Overseas Operational Risks and Practical Solutions for China’s Engineering Contractors",Debut issue of "International Construction Law Observer" monthly journal. Supported by Pinsent Masons and Fangda Partners, this forum is committed to fostering an inclusive legal ecosystem for the industry. We cordially invite stakeholders to jointly shape a professionalized, internationalized new landscape for engineering dispute resolution.
Moderator: Zhang Fang, Director General of Membership and Training Department, China International Contractors Association
Welcome Remarks
Xin Xiuming, Vice Chairman, China International Contractors Association
Keynote Speech: Global Collaboration in International Infrastructure Project Legal Services
Speakers
Chuan Wee Meng, CEO, Singapore International Mediation Centre
Oliver H.C. Wee, President, Master Builders Association Malaysia
Jason CHIA, Secretary-General, International Commercial Dispute Prevention and Settlement Organization
Helen Shi, Vice President, International Court of Arbitration, ICC
Yao Hongmin, the Deputy Secretary General of Shanghai International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission (Shanghai International Arbitration Center)
Outcome Release
Xin Xiuming, Vice Chairman, China International Contractors Association
"Second Batch of Mediators List Release of CHINCA
Announcement of Mediation Partner Organizations
New Book Release: Chinese Engineering Contractors Operating Overseas：
Risk Assessment and Management (Second Edition)
Launch of Internatioanl Construction Law Watch"
Panel I: Legal Risk Mitigation and Service Delivery in High-Growth Markets: Middle East & Lusophone Countries
Moderator: Hu Yuanhang, Partner, Pinsent Masons
Speakers
Qi Wenhua, General Counsel, POWERCHINA RESOURCES LIMITED
Sun Gaofeng, Vice General Manager, China Railway International Group Co., Ltd，
Nuno Sardinha da Mata, Member of Legal Reform Advisory Council， Macao SAR Legal Affairs Bureau，Registered Lawyer in Macau SAR, Portugal and Timor Leste
Nesreen Osman, Board Member of ArbitralWomen, Middle East based lawyer and arbitrator
Monica Sun, Partner, Fangda Partners
Panel II: Diversification Transformation of International Construction Dispute Resolution Mechanisms
Moderator: Kate Yin, Vice Chair, ICC Commission on Corporate Responsibility
Speakers
Shamas ur Rehman Toor, Head of PPM Secretariat and Complaints Resolution, Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank
Xiaoping Li, Lead Procurement Specialist, Procurement Department, Operations Policy & Country Services, the World Bank
Chen Liangyu, Division Chief, Beijing Arbitration Commission/Beijing International Arbitration Court
Rachel Turner, Partner, Pinsent Masons
Hoi Peng, Member of the Superior Council of Lawyers, Macao
Place: Ballroom K Level 3
China-LAC infrastructure cooperation is an important cornerstone for deepening economic and trade exchanges and promoting common development. The LAC region is characterized by a large population and abundant resources. In recent years, it has witnessed accelerated urbanization and industrialization, which have led to a strong demand for infrastructure. China’s infrastructure sector features a complete industrial chain and offers advanced technology and extensive experience in design consulting, financing, technology, equipment, construction, and operation and maintenance. It is capable of providing comprehensive solutions that are low-carbon, environmentally friendly, advanced, and efficient. China-LAC infrastructure cooperation is highly complementary and holds great potential. Building a high-quality China-LAC infrastructure partnership will further connect the development arteries between China and LAC countries, share development opportunities, boost economic growth in the LAC region, improve people’s livelihoods, promote social progress, and inject new momentum into regional and even global economic development.
I.Opening Remarks
Liu Dajiang, Deputy Director General, Department of American and Oceanian Affairs, Ministry of Commerce, China
II.Latin American and Caribbean Countries’ Infrastructure Plans, Policies, Key Projects, and Cooperation Proposals
William Fondleroy Duguid, Minister of Planning and Development, Prime Minister's Office, Barbados
Riad Nurmohamed, Minister of Public Works of Suriname
Enrique Gustavo Ponce de Leon Mendieta, Vice Minister, Ministry of Public Works, Services and Housing, Bolivia
Howe Donna Marie, General Manager of Jamaica Bauxite Mining Company
Interactive Session: Questions and Exchanges from the Audience on the Introduction of Political Figures and Issues Encountered in Market Development and Operations in the Relevant Countries
III. Leveraging Full-industry-chain Advantages: Participation in Latin American Infrastructure Projects via the Investment-construction-operation Model—Practices, Trends, and Recommendations
Sun Yuanjiang, Head of Office, Interim Operational Hub, Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank
Liu Huailiang, Chairman, China Gezhouba Group International Engineering Co., Ltd.
Li Changgui, Vice president, China Road and Bridge Corporation
Li Hai, Vice President of PowerChina Americas
IV. Planning and Design Leadership, Green and Digital Intelligence Drive: Diversified Pathways and Prospects for Chinese Companies in Leading Latin America’s Infrastructure Transformation
Xie Xin, Deputy General Manager, Beijing Institute of Architectural Design CO., Ltd.
Liu Xinmin, Senior Vice President and Vice Chairman of the Technical Committee of New H3C Group
Zhang Jiapeng, Director of the Government and Enterprise Business Department, ZTE Corporation
Jin Feng, Professor, Tsinghua University and former Director of the Department of Hydraulic Engineering
Interactive Session: Latin American infrastructure ministers will ask questions about the presentations by Chinese companies.
V. Closing Remarks
Xin Xiuming, Vice Chairman, China International Contractors Association
Place:Hall D Cotai Expo
Place: Parisian Ballroom 7001-7035
Place:Naples 2601-2702,Level 1
Place: Ballroom G Level 3
Building industrialization reduces the lifecycle costs in design, manufacturing, construction, and installation through component standardization and optimized supply chain management, while minimizing material waste and enhancing construction efficiency via large-scale production. Smart construction, centered on cutting-edge technologies such as digital twins, BIM, artificial intelligence, and IoT, employs data-driven approaches to achieve precise architectural design and full-process collaboration, with energy consumption optimization reducing carbon emissions. Industrialized construction forms the foundation for transforming production methods, while intelligent construction represents a technology-driven upgrading path. Together, they synergistically drive the green transition and intelligent development of the construction industry. This forum aims to explore technological innovations and collaborative development between smart construction and industrialized building, empowering modern urban renewal and sustainable development in cities exemplified by Macao.
Moderator:
Rocky Poon, Non-Executive Director of FSE Life Services Ltd
Keynote Speech
Fang Qiuchen, Chairman, China International Contractors Association
Vincent U, President, Commerce and Investment Promotion Institute of the Macao SAR
Ma Chi Ngai, President of Macao Chamber of Commerce
Tang Hon Cheong, Chairman of the 11th General Assembly of Macau Construction Association
Mak Chu Chi, Vice President of Macao Association of Building Contractors and Developers
Panel Discussion
Briefly analysis of the current status of construction industrialization and intelligent building in Macau, and the development trends of local architecture in greenization, digitalization, and intelligentization; Exploring directions for architectural technology innovation and enterprise application practices in collaboration with mainland experts.
Speakers
Chan Kuong In, Deputy General Manager and Chief Engineer, China Construction Engineering (Macau) Company Limited
Jiang Hong, Chief Engineer of Shanghai Urban Construction Design and Research Institute (Group) Co., Ltd. of STEC
Yu Fangqiang, Chief Information Officer, Shanghai Construction Group Co., Ltd.
Yang Zhenqing, Deputy Director of the Science and Technology Quality Department, Beijing Construction Engineering Group
Edwin Mok, Technical and Development Director of iCarbon Pte. Limited
Place: Ballroom J Level 3
The international industrial associations have been playing an important role in driving infrastructure connectivity and international cooperation. This forum will bring together chairpersons of the international industrial associations to share experiences and cooperation opportunities in promoting regional infrastructure connectivity, taking into account the current infrastructure development situation and the project pipelines in their home countries and region. The Forum is also aimed to further consolidate the consensus on the mutually-beneficial cooperation among members of “Joint Action Plan for Enhanced Cooperation on International Infrastructure Construction”, so as to inject new impetus into the sustainable development of international infrastructure construction.
Moderator: Xu Guolei, Deputy Secretary-General, China International Contractors Association
Welcome Remarks
Fang Qiuchen, Chairman, China International Contractors Association
Individual Speeches
Topics:
1.How should the international industrial associations leverage their strengths to promote international infrastructure connectivity? What best practices and successful approaches have emerged from years of practical experiences? Where do the key priorities and opportunities lie for future collaboration?
2.How to further the mutually-beneficial cooperation among members of “Joint Action Plan for Enhanced Cooperation on International Infrastructure Construction”？
Speakers
Chan Io Fai, Vice President, Macau Construction Association (MCA)
Juan Armando Vicuña Marín, President, Confederation of International Contractors’ Associations (CICA)
Han Manhee, Chairman, International Contractors Association of Korea (ICAK)
Oliver H.C. Wee, President, Master Builders Association Malaysia (MBAM)
Rabi Singh, President, Federation of Contractors Association of Nepal (FCAN)
Bayarsaikhan Nyamragchaa, President, Mongolian National Construction Association (MNCA)
Kiara Binta Nkuranga, President, Uganda National Association of Builders, Suppliers and Engineering Contractors (UNABSEC)
Tang Cheng Oing, Board Member, Cambodia Constructors Association (CCA)
Vaughn Carlyle Barber, Chairman, China-Australia Chamber of Commerce (AustCham China)
WONG Hon Fai, Chairman of Hong Kong Region, Chartered Institution of Civil Engineering Surveyors (CICES)
Virginia Li, Regional Manager of Hong Kong Region, The Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB)
Guest Associations
Tianjin Foreign Economic Co-operation Association (TFEA)
Jiangsu Chamber of Commerce for Import and Export Firms (JCCIEF)
Jiangsu Construction Industry Association (JSCIA)
Zhejiang International Contractors Association (ZJICA)
Shandong Provincial Chamber of Commerce for Overseas Investment & Economic Cooperation (SPCCOIEC)
Guangdong Enterprises Association for Foreign Economic Cooperation (GEAFEC)
Qingdao Association of Foreign Economic Cooperation Enterprises (QAFECE)
Place: Hall D, Cotai Expo
