Wednesday 26th September 2018
28-29 Threadneedle Street| London | EC2R 8AY
Developing countries are investing in the quality of their ports infrastructure and in improving port operational efficiency as a vital part of their drive to improve logistics performance, enable international trade and speed economic growth. Our experts explore the opportunities for, and some of the issues with, port infrastructure and port operational development projects in developing countries.
SPEAKERS AND PRESENTATIONS:
- “Guinea, Columbia, Cuba: three very different business environments”. Chris Leonard, Business Development Director of Nectar Group Ltd, will talk about the opportunities, the issues, and the solutions they have adopted in development projects in these very different countries.
- “Indonesia: new port capacity”. Indonesia ranks 46th on the World Bank’s Logistics Performance Index but only 72nd on the World Economic Forum’s Quality of Port Infrastructure measure. Dr Phil Thompson, Managing Director at BMT, outlines market developments, how BMT is supporting port infrastructure development and the wider opportunities and challenges for UK businesses.
- “India: ports and Sagarmala”. Gordon Rankine, Director at Beckett Rankine, explains Sagarmala and the opportunities, and the issues, in Indian port and logistics development.
PROGRAMME:
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10.30
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Registration and coffee
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11.00
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Seminar begins
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12.30
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Networking buffet lunch
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13.30
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End of the day
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PRICE FOR MEMBERS: £50 + 20% VAT (Total £60)
PRICE FOR NON-MEMBERS: £70 + 20% VAT (Total £84)
Return all booking forms to pa@maritimeindustries.org by Monday 24 September
Upcoming Dates for this event
- Wed 26 Sep 2018 (Deadline for booking is Sun 23 Sep 2018)
- Society of Maritime Industries, 28-29 Threadneedle Street, London