PROGRAM BOOK

7-12 May 2017
Bali Nusa Dua Convention Center (BNDCC)
Nusa Dua, Bali - Indonesia

www.iaphbali2017.com

WELCOME

Welcome to Bali
Important Dates

It is my great pleasure on behalf of the International Association of Portsand Harbors to extend a warm welcome to you who assemble in Bali toattend the 30th IAPH World Ports Conference.

Re-Registration and Onsite Registration

Sunday – Friday, 7-12 May 2017
Nusa Dua Hall Pre Function Area, East Lobby, Ground Floor, BNDCC

Santiago Garcia MilàIAPH President,
Deputy Managing
Director of Autoritat
Portuari de Barcelona

Early Bird Program

Sunday, 7 May 2017
New Priok Port, Jakarta

This biennial conference of IAPH is also known as the world port summit
where major port players in the world - port directors and managers cometogether under a one roof to exchange views and experiences on a wide
range of issues for sharing best practices.
Under the banner theme of “Enabling Trade. Energizing The World”, we will
have an exciting debate at forum sessions where a host of internationallyrecognized guest speakers update us on such a hot topic as Greenfield Port
Development, Port Hinterland Connectivity and Multimodal Logistics,
Indonesia Maritime Transformation, etc. More importantly they represent
our commitment to ensuring a seamless flow of cargo at ports andcontributing to more efficient trade flows worldwide.

Bali

This conference will be the very first IAPH conference to be staged since
the new IAPH Constitution was adopted in June 2016. It will therefore be asignificant moment in our history where we will start a new period to thebenefit of our members. In other words, we as a unified voice of world
ports are determined to create further values to the members.

Cocktail Reception

Most importantly this conference will allow us all to renew our friendships
and business relationships, build new networks, and share information andideas in the charming and friendly island of Bali.

Accompanying Person's Program

Wednesday - Friday, 10 – 12 May 2017

Tuesday, 9 May 2017
Gamelan Ballroom, Sofitel Nusa Dua

Host Committee

Opening Ceremony

Wednesday, 10 May 2017
Nusa Dua Hall 1-4, Ground Floor, BNDCC

Exhibition Days

Wednesday - Friday, 10-12 May 2017
Nusa Dua Hall 5, Ground Floor, BNDCC

Bambang Eka Cahyana
President Director
Pelindo I

Elvyn G. Masassya
President Director
Pelindo II

I Gusti Ngurah Askhara
President Director
Pelindo III

Doso Agung
President Director
Pelindo IV

Esteemed IAPH members, colleagues and friends,
Welcome Dinner

Wednesday, 10 May 2017

We are delighted to welcome all of you in Bali, Indonesia for The 30th IAPH World Ports Conference.

Taman Jepun, BNDCC

Under the conference theme, Enabling Trade, Energizing The World, we envisage this event to be aplatform for world ports and maritime industry actors to update and exchange their practices, insights,
experiences, and perspectives in this sector today, including sneak peeks of the future of the industry.

Closing Ceremony

During the course of this Conference, we will discuss a wide range of topics which may interest you
including Greenfield Port Project and the Effect of Special Economic Zone on the Port Growths;
Hinterland Connectivity & Multimodal Logistics; Evolution of Global Shipping Industry & Shipping
Routes; Maritime Transport Network and Port Innovation; Collaboration Opportunities to Strengthen
Cooperation and Sustainability among Ports; and Indonesia Maritime Transformation.

Friday, 12 May 2017
Nusa Dua Hall 1-4, Ground Floor, BNDCC

Gala Dinner

Friday, 12 May 2017
Lotus Pond, Garuda Wisnu Kencana Cultural Park

We would also like to invite you to enjoy our various social programs highlighting our Indonesian
cuisine and unique culture and arts, providing you with an excellent venue for networking among port
practitioners worldwide as well as sponsors and exhibitors.
We wish you a very warm welcome and hope you will have a memorable stay in Bali, Indonesia.
With warm regards,
PT Pelabuhan Indonesia I, II, III, and IV (Persero)
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Welcome1

About the Host
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IKLAN PT PP

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Conference
Guide

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Conference
Program19

Early Bird
Program20

Accompanying Person's
ProgramDinner
Program25

Conference Session& Speaker

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Exhibitor
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ABOUT THE HOST & BALI

ABOUT
ABOUT
THE HOST & BALI

About Bali
Welcome to Bali, Bali Island is a small beautiful island and a part of Indonesia archipelago. It own thepanorama and unique culture that make this island is exclusively than others . It is located in thetropical situation that has stated this island as Dream Island for a vacation. Bali Island has many kindsof places to visit like rice paddies, beautiful panorama, volcanoes soaring up through the clouds,
tourism activities and attractions, dense tropical jungle, long sandy beaches, warm blue water,
crashing surf and friendly people who don't just have a culture but actually live here, daily community
ritual and a lot of things make your holiday unforgettable.

THINGS TO DO

Indonesia Port Corporations

Indonesia is the largest archipelago in the world with 17,508, twothirds of its area is water. Whichflanked by two continents, Asia and the Australian Continent and two oceans namely the Pacific Ocean
and the Indian Ocean made the position of Indonesia very strategic on global maritime trade.
PT Pelabuhan Indonesia I, II, III, and IV is Indonesian state-owned enterprises in the field of port
operation, with a total of 65 key ports served all around the Indonesian archipelago. These four
companies have conducted numerous innovation and development to support Indonesian maritime
transformation in order to face global competition in port services and also to prominently contributeto Indonesian economic growth.

4'wayang style' paintings, and antiques to
traditional Balinese carvings made fromvolcanic purnice. If you are looking for gold or
silver jewellery, head to the village of Celuk. You
can also bring home souvenirs for friends andrelatives at Sukowati where you may beoverwhelmed by choice. While for casual andchic summer wear, the place to browse is Kuta.
For those who do not like to wander too muchfrom the beach, Kuta, Legian, and Nusa Dua
have more modern shopping areas.

Sightseeings
Places of interest in Bali include Ubud, Bangli,
Batubulan, Bedugul, Besakih, Celuk, Denpasar,
Goa Gajah, Goa Lawah, Jimbaran Bay, Lovina,
Kintamani, Klungkung, Kuta, Legian, Mas,
Menjangan island, Nusa Dua, Peliatan, Sangeh,
Sanur, Tampak Siring, Tanah Lot, Tenganan,
Trunyan, Yeh Saneh, Sanur Beach.
Cultural Performances
In Bali, dance and dramas are an inseparable
part of daily temple devotion and celebrations,and many are held sacred. Each village has adifferent date of festivities, and a visitor may
t h e re f o re , a cc i d e n t a l l y wa tc h d a n ce
performances that are not staged for tourists.
However, Bali villages do offer a lot of cultural
performances catering to tourists, such as
Barong dance, Kecak dance, the Baris, and theMask dance.

Culinary
Like the food of other regions in Indonesia,
Balinese staple food is rice, served with small
portions of spicy, pungent vegetables, fish ormeat and served almost always with sambal orchili paste. In Jimbaran area, for instance, you
can sample seafood dishes while sitting on thebeach. Visit this place in the evening, the cool
atmosphere and caressing breeze will makeyour dining experience remarkable.

Shopping
Main tourist roads are often lined with shops
and stalls selling crafts of all types. Your best
buy in Bali will be paintings. For best paintings,
visit the galleries at Ubud (25 km North of
Denpasar) and the surrounding villages ofPengosekan to admire the artists at work. For
fine woodcarvings, go to the village of Mas andBatuan, home for the master woodcarvers,

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General Information
CLIMATEELECTRIC CURRENT

Indonesia is distinctly tropical. The month of
May in Bali sees temperatures continue to climb
to the warmest they will get all year. The
beginning of the month brings sunny days withthe occasional overcast day mixed in, a small
chance of rain, and an average daily
temperature of 28°C (82°F). The middle of themonth is much of the same, with more sun andless rain, but the same daily averagetemperature. The end of May trends in the same
direction as the middle, with again a smaller
chance of rain and additional sun, and the daily
average temperature remains the same.

The electric current in use throughout
Indonesia is 220 volt at 50 cycles. In hotels, you
may found two sockets for 110 and 220 volt
each; or a converter may be obtained throughthe housekeeping.
Power Plug 220 V:

OPERATOR ASSISTED CALLS

CLOTHING

Within Indonesia: 100International: 101
Country code (Indonesia) : 62
City Code (Bali): 361

Dress is normally casual and light clothing isadvisable due to the hot, humid climate.
Trousers or slack and shirts are generally
considered appropriate but a jacket and tie are
required for formal occasions when making
official calls. For certain formal occasions,long-sleeved batik shirts are acceptable. For
travel to mountain areas, a light sweater orjacket is recommended. Halter tops andshorts are frowned upon in most places except
around sport facilities or on the beach, proper
decorum should especially be observed when
visiting places or worship.

DIRECTORY TELEPHONENUMBER INFORMATION
Bali: 108 or +62 – 361 – 108
Indonesia : 106 or +62 – 361 – 106

CLINIC & HOSPITALCURRENCY

EMERGENCY NUMBER

Only Rupiah (Indonesia currency) or is
acceptable at regular stores and restaurants.
Most hotels, restaurants, and souvenirs shop
accept certain foreign currencies and credit
card. The Indonesian Rupiah is available in notedenomination of 100,000.-, 50,000.-, 20,000.-,
10,000.-, 5,000.-, and 1000.-.

PoliceFire Department
Ambulance
Search and Resque: 110 or +62 – 361 – 110: 113 or +62 – 361 – 113: 118 or +62 – 361 – 118: 111, 115 & 151+62 – 361 – 751 111
Sanglah Public Hospital : +62 – 361- 227 – 911

CUSTOMS

Bali International Medical Centre (BIMC)
Kawasan Wisata Nusa Dua BTDC Blok D
Phone: (+62) 361 3000911
Website: www.bimcbali.com

Custom allow on entry at maximum of 1 liter ofalcoholic beverages, 200 cigarettes or 50
cigarettes, 100 gr of tobacco and a reasonableamount of perfume per adult. Cameras, video
cameras, portable radios, cassette recorders,binoculars and sport equipment are admitted
provided they are taken out on departure.
They must be declared to Customs. Prohibited
are firearms, narcotic drugs, pornography,
Chinese printing and medicines, transreceivers and cordless telephones, films prerecorded video tapes and laser disks must be
screened by the Censor Board.

Surya Husadha Hospital Nusa Dua
Jl. Siligita Blok I No. 14
Phone: (+62) 361 775 827
Website: www.suryahusadha.com
Bali Nusa Dua Emergency Clinic I
Jl. Pratama No. 81, Nusa Dua, Bali
Phone: (+62) 361 771 324

Current conversion rate :USD 1.00 = IDR 13,000
EUR 1.00 = IDR 16,500

BANKS

TRANSPORTATION

General banking hours in Bali are Monday to
Friday, 8 am-3 pm.
The nearest banks from venue are :- Bank Mandiri Nusa Dua- BNI Nusa Dua- Commonwealth Bank
- Citibank- Standard Chartered

Taxis are available at the Bali Ngurah Rai
International Airport arrival area. Make sure
you take a cab from the official stand and notfrom someone offering taxi inside the terminal.
Furthermore, car and motorcycle rentals arealso available in Bali. Golden Bird and Blue Bird
taxis are recommended.
24-hour Call Center Bali : (0361) 701111, 849
8008.

GRATUITIES
Tipping is not encouraged in hotels andrestaurants if 10% service is already included ina bill. Extra tips from satisfied customers arefor encouragement. At most hotels a service
charge of 10% is added to the bills. An airport
porter expects 20,000 Rupiah per bag.

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Venue Floor Plan

Exhibition Floor Plan

GROUND FLOOR BNDCC PHASE 1, NUSA DUA - BALI

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Plenary Room

Exhibition
Area

2

ULUWATU 2

3

ULUWATU 3

4

ULUWATU 45

ULUWATU 5

10
1

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ULUWATU 6

7

ULUWATU 779

LUNCH AREA
STAGE

Nusa Dua

1-4

ULUWATU 1

009 - 010

Nusa Dua

1021B

022 & 030

011

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COFFEE BREAK AREA

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OFFICE 1

9OFFICE 2

10MEDICAL ROOM

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COFFEE BREAK AREA

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SINGARAJAHALL 1

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SINGARAJAHALL 2035 & 037
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FIRST FLOOR BNDCC PHASE 1, NUSA DUA - BALI

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COFFEE BREAK AREA

COFFEE BREAK AREA

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CONFERENCE PROGRAMDETAIL PROGRAM

Welcome to the World Ports Conference!
From May 7th to 12th, Bali – Indonesia where the world gathers. As the host of the 30th IAPH World
Ports Conference 2017 we are delighted to welcome you to the biggest global port and maritime
event in 2017.

Sunday, May 7, 2017

This event will be a platform for world maritime and logistics industry players to update and exchange
their practices, insights, experiences and perspectives in this sector today and sneak peeks of the
future.

Jakarta Area

Full Day

Early Bird Program• New Priok Project• Jakarta City Tour

Early Bird
Program

We wish you a very warm welcome and hope you will have a memorable conference in Bali!
Enabling Trade. Energizing the World
Monday, May 8, 2017

OVERVIEW PROGRAM
ProgramMorningTime 1MorningTime 2Afternoon
Time 1Afternoon
Time 2

Evening
Time

Registration OpenSunday,Early Bird Program

May 7,
2017

Thursday,May 11,
2017

Hinterland
Connectivity &Multimodal
Logistics

Session 6
Friday,May 12,
2017

Indonesia Maritime
Transformation

Hinterland
Connectivity &Multimodal
Logistics

AnnualGeneralMeeting
Closing
CeremonySpecialPresentations

Greenfield Port
Project & Special
Economic Zone

Session 3a
Evolution Shipping
Industry & Shipping
RoutesSession 4
Maritime Transport
Network andPort Innovation

Board/Council
Meeting

Coffee BreakCoffee Break

Women’sForum

Board/Council
Meeting

Technical
Committee
Forum

Coffee BreakSession 2b

Board/Council
Meeting

Session 1b

Coffee BreakSession 2a

Regional
Meeting

Session 1a
Lunch

Exhibition
Opening

KeynoteSpeechGroup IGroup IIGroup IIILunch

May 10,2017

Welcoming
Ceremony

Coffee BreakWednesday,

Group IGroup IIGroup III

Tech
Committee
Meeting

Coffee BreakMay 9,
2017

Tech
Committee
Meeting

Coffee BreakTuesday,

Coffee BreakMay 8,
2017

Lunch

Monday,

Lunch

Lunch

New Priok Project, Jakarta City Tour

Greenfield Port
Project & Special
Economic Zone

Networking
Reception

11:30 - 13:00
Jimbaran Cafe

Lunch

Lunch
Break

13:00 - 14:00
Uluwatu 2
Uluwatu 6
Uluwatu 3
Uluwatu 4
Uluwatu 5
Uluwatu 7

Regional Meetings:• Africa• America, Central & South• America, North• Asia South/West, East and Middle East
• Asia South East and Oceania• Europe

Meeting

14:00 - 16:00
Uluwatu 1

Board/Council Meeting

Meeting

18:30
Bebek Bengil
Nusa Dua

Networking Reception

Dinner

Cocktail
Reception

WelcomeDinnerSession 3b
Evolution Shipping
Industry & Shipping
RoutesSession 5

Free

Collaboration
Opportunities
Among the Ports

Gala
DinnerGaruda Wisnu
Kencana

Accompanying Person Program

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CONFERENCE PROGRAM

Tuesday, May 9, 2017

Wednesday, May 10, 2017

9:00 - 11:00
Uluwatu 2

Technical Committee Meeting Group 1• Port Finance & Economics Committee

Meeting

8:00 - 9.00
BNDCC

9:00 - 11:30
Uluwatu 3

Technical Committee Meeting Group 1• Communication & Community Relations Committee

Meeting

9:00 - 10:15
Nusa Dua Hall 1 - 4

9:00 - 12:00
Uluwatu 4

Technical Committee Meeting Group 1• Cruise Committee

Meeting

9:00 - 12:00
Uluwatu 6

Technical Committee Meeting Group 1• Trade Facilitation & Port Community Systems Committee

Meeting

10:15 - 10:45
Nusa Dua Hall 5

9:00 - 14:00
Uluwatu 1

Joint Technical Committee Meeting Group 2• Port Safety & Security Committee• Legal Committee• Port Environment Committee

Meeting

10:15 - 11:15
BNDCC

Special Presentations
1. "Global Trends and their Impact on the Port Sector"
by Aden Wang, Senior Consultant, Drewry Maritime
2. "Sustainablity reporting for ports: outcome of IAPH-PIANC
working group 174"
by Dr. Ir. Eric de Deckere, Tehnisch Manager Milieu, Port of
Antwerp
3. "Measuring the Value of Nature in Ports - yourUnaccounted Revenue"
by Dr Mamta Jain (Ms), Ph. D, MS, B.E, Sr Project Manager/
Principal Coastal Engr, DHI

Open
Session10:00 - 14:00
Uluwatu 5

Join Technical Committee Meeting Group 3• Port Planning & Development Committee• Port Operations & Logistics Committee

Meeting

12:00 - 13:15
Jimbaran Café

Lunch

Lunch
Break

11:30 - 14:30
Uluwatu 7

IAPH Women's Forum

Meeting

14:45 - 15:15
BNDCC

15:00 - 17:00
Uluwatu 5

Technical Committee Forum

Open
Session

15:15 - 16:45
Nusa Dua Hall 1 - 4

Cocktail Reception

Dinner

14:00 - 15:00
Uluwatu 1

18:30
Gamelan Ballroom
Soﬁtel Hotel

11:15 - 11:45
Nusa Dua Hall 1 - 4
11:45 - 13:15
Nusa Dua Hall 5
13:15 - 14:45
Nusa Dua Hall 1 - 4

Registration / Morning Coffee

CoffeeBreak

Ceremony
Opening Ceremony
Welcome to the 30th IAPH World Ports Conference
Elvyn G. Masassya - Chair of Host Committee, CEO of Pelindo II
Santiago Garcia Milla - IAPH President
Kitack Lim - Secretary General of IMO (video speech)
Exhibition Opening
Exhibition Area Opening Ceremony

Ceremony

Coffee BreakCoffeeBreak

Keynote Speaker
Ridwan Djamaluddin - Deputy for Infrastructure Coordination,
Coordinating Ministry for Maritime Affairs of Indonesia

Keynote

Lunch

Lunch
Break

SESSION I - Part 1
Greenﬁeld Port Project and The Effect of Special Economic
Zone on the Port Growths
1. Yvo Saanen - Executive Board of TBA, The Netherlands
Ports of the Future: Digital, Connected and Green
2. Bogdan Oldakowski - Secretary General of Baltic Ports
Organisation
Greenﬁeld Port Project in the Baltic Region: Balancing
between Market Demands and Regulations
3. Rene Kolman - Secretary General of IADC (International
Association Dredging Companies)
Ecosystem services: Towards an Integrated Marine
Infrastructure Project Assessment
Moderator: Paul van Eulem - Director of Maritime Transport
Business Solutions

Conference

Coffee BreakCoffeeBreak

SESSION I - Part 2
Greenﬁeld Port Project and The Effect of Special Economic
Zone on the Port Growths

Conference

1. Rene van der Plas - Director of Port of Rotterdam
International
2. Dr. Taleh Ziyadov - Director General of Baku International
Sea Trade CJSC
Azerbaijan’s Grand Hub Vision: Implications for connectivity
in Eurasia
3. Douglas Zhihua Zeng - Senior Economist of World BankSEZ as a Driver for Port Growth – Experience of East Asia /Asia
Moderator: Paul van Eulem - Director of Maritime Transport
Business Solutions

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11:45 - 13:15
Nusa Dua Hall 1 - 4

Remarks from Host Committee

Ceremony

11:45 - 13:15
Nusa Dua Hall 1 - 4

Ofﬁcial Opening Speech
Luhut Binsar Panjaitan - Coordinating Minister for Maritime
Affairs of Indonesia

Ceremony

18:30
Taman Jepun,BNDCC

Welcome Dinner

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CONFERENCE PROGRAM

Thursday, May 11, 2017
8:00 - 8.30
BNDCC
8:30 - 10:15
Nusa Dua Hall 1 - 4

Registration / Morning Coffee

CoffeeBreak

SESSION II - Part 1
Hinterland Connectivity & Multimodal Logistics

Conference

1. Eddy Bruyninckx - Former CEO of Port of Antwerp
Multimodal Logistics : Study Case Port of Antwerp
2. Masaharu Shinohara - Executive Ofﬁcer for Kobe-Osaka
International Port Corporation
Hinterland analysis and the strategies of Kobe-Osaka
3. Prof Anthony Beresford - Programme Director, Master in
Shipping/Transport at Cardiff University
Multimodal Transport in Southeast Asia: the eﬀectivenessof logistics systems on key corridors
Moderator: Martin Byrne - Chief Executive of Port Nelson Limited
10:15 - 10:45
BNDCC
10:45 - 12:15
Nusa Dua Hall 1 - 4

Coffee BreakSESSION III - Part 2
The Evolution of Global Shipping Industry & Shipping Routes
1. Olaf Merk - Port and Shipping Expert at International
Transport Forum (ITF), OECD
Alliances and the container port system
2. Farid Belbouab - President Director of CMA-CGM Indonesia
An Outlook of the Shipping Industry
3. Aditya Girindra - Senior General Manager of Samudera
Shipping Lines
Role of Feeder in the Shipping Industry
Moderator: Edwin Utama - Partner and Managing Director of
Boston Consulting Group Indonesia

13:30 - 15:00
Singaraja 2

SESSION IV
Conference
Maritime Transport Network and Port Innovation
1. Soo-yong Shin - Senior Researcher, Port & Logistics
Research Division - Korea Maritime Institute
Activation of Intermodal Transport Route among Korea,
China and Russia
2. Frédéric Dagnet - Director of Strategy & Audit Department,
Port of Marseille Fos Authority
Smart and plug & play port: A strategy for Marseille Fos
3. Ronald Aprilianto Halim - Transport Modeler/ Analyst at
International Transport Forum
A comprehensive design for eﬃcient Indonesian maritime
transport network:A strategy for Indonesia’s inclusive growthModerator: Truong Bui - Principal at Roland Berger

15:00 - 15:30
BNDCC

Coffee BreakCoffeeBreak

15:30 - 17:00
Singaraja 2

SESSION V
Collaboration Opportunities to Strengthen Cooperation andSustainability among Ports
1. Elvyn G. Masassya - CEO of Pelindo II
Collaboration Opportunities to Strengthen Cooperation andSustainability among Ports-From Indonesia's Port Perspective
2. Tino Klemm - CFO of Hamburg Port Authority
Revisiting the Role of Ports in a Digital Supply Chain throughCooperation and Collaboration
3. Santiago Garcia Milla - IAPH President and
Deputy Executive Director at Port of Barcelona
Collaboration Opportunities to Strengthen Cooperation andSustainability among Ports
4. Yue Yuan - Deputy Director General of Guangzhou Port
Authority
Exploring a New Model of Cooperation for Mutual Beneﬁts

Conference

PARALLEL

CoffeeBreak

SESSION II - Part 2
Conference
Hinterland Connectivity & Multimodal Logistics
1. Wolfgang Hurtienne - Associate Partner - Former Managing
Director of Hamburg Port Authority
The Port of Hamburg: A Track Record
2. Jonathan Beard - Head of Transportation & Logistics, Asia,
Arcadis NV
Multimodal logistics in a world of slowing globalisation
3. Djama Ibrahim Darar - Commercial Director of Port of Djibouti
Hinterland Connectivity and Multimodal Logistics in Africa
and the Role of Djibouti Port in the gate access into
East Africa
Moderator: Martin Byrne - Chief Executive of Port Nelson Limited

12:15 - 13:30
Nusa Dua Hall 5

Lunch

13:30 - 15:00
Singaraja 1

SESSION III - Part 1
The Evolution of Global Shipping Industry & Shipping Routes
1. Jan Hoffmann - Chief, Trade Logistics Branch of UNCTAD
Maritime Connectivity: The Evolving Role of Ports in Global
Shipping Networks
2. Igor Krotov - Logistics Operation Manager of South Tambey
LNG
The developing of the Northern Sea Route: current situationand perspective
3. Prof Han Ligteringen - Professor in Port and Waterway,
TU Delft
Shipping and Port Development in the 21st Century
Moderator: Edwin Utama - Partner and Managing Director of
Boston Consulting Group Indonesia

Lunch
Break

Conference

Coffee BreakCoffeeBreak

PARALLEL

15:00 - 15:30
BNDCC

15:30 - 17:00
Singaraja 1

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Moderator: Kieran Ring - CEO of the Global Institute of Logistics

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Friday, May 12, 2017
8:00 - 8.30
BNDCC

Registration / Morning Coffee

CoffeeBreak

8:30 - 09:00
Nusa Dua Hall 1 - 4

SESSION VI - Introduction
Indonesia Maritime Transformation
1. Budi Karya Sumadi - Minister of Transportation of Indonesia
2. Rini Soemarno* - Minister of State Owned Enterprise ofIndonesia

Conference

9:00 - 10:30
Nusa Dua Hall 1 - 4

SESSION VI
Indonesia Maritime Transformation
1. Bambang Eka Cahyana - CEO of Pelindo I
IPC I, a Gateway of Western part of Indonesia
2. Elvyn G. Masassya - CEO of Pelindo II
IPC Transformation - Indonesia Integrated Port Network
3. IGN Askhara Danadiputra - CEO of Pelindo III
Beyond Tourism Port Hub
4. Doso Agung - CEO of Pelindo IV
Logistics Transformation in Eastern Indonesia
Moderator: Rio Lasse - EVP Corporate Strategy of Pelindo II

Conference

Coffee BreakCoffeeBreak

10:45 - 12:45
Nusa Dua Hall 1 - 4

Annual General Meeting

Open
Session12:45 - 13:00
Nusa Dua Hall 1 - 4

Closing Ceremony

Ceremony

13:00 - 14:15
Nusa Dua Hall 5

Lunch

Lunch
Break

14:15 - 15:30
Uluwatu 1

Board / Council Meeting

Meeting

Gala Dinner

Dinner

10:30 - 10:45
BNDCC

18:30
Garuda Wisnu
Kencana CulturalPark* in conﬁrmation

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NEW PRIOK PORT TOUR, JAKARTA (1 D/1 N)
Sunday, 7 May 2017 (Full Day)
ITINERARY
Saturday, 6 May 2017: Arrival of Participants in Jakarta
TIME
AM - PMACTIVITY
Transfer from Soekarno-Hatta Airport to Hotel
Accommodation: Grand Mercure Hotel Kemayoran

Saturday, 7 May 2017: New Priok Port Tour & Jakarta City Tour (Full Day)TIME

ACTIVITY

07.30–08.30

Breakfast at Hotel

08.30–09.00

Gather at Lobby Hotel for departure to Tanjung Priok Port

09.00–09.30

En route to Tanjung Priok Port

09.30–11.30

Tour around New Priok Terminal at Port of Tanjung Priok

11.30–12.00

En route to Restaurant for Lunch

12.00–13.00

Lunch

13.00–13.30

En route to Kota Tua (Jakarta Old Town)

13.30–14.00

Tour around Wayang Museum (Shadow Puppet Museum)14.00–14.30

Tour around Fatahillah Museum

14.30–15.30

Enroute to Airport passing by National Monument (Monas), Istiqlal Mosque,
Cathedral

15.30–17.00

Transfer to Soekarno – Hatta International Airport for departure to Bali

17.00–18.00

Check in process – ﬂy to Denpasar, Bali
By GA 418 (Departure from Jakarta: 18.30; Arrival in Bali: 21.30)

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Option 2

Enjoy BaliBEDUGUL & JATILUWIH TOUR (08.30 – 17.30)

Tour to visit to Bedugul mountain resort and Lake Bratan with Ulun Danu temple, visit Jatiluwih riceterrace is a famous tourist destination in west part of Bali featured by the breathtaking view of riceterrace unfolding from the foot of mountain until the coastal side.

Wednesday, May 10, 2017

Option 1
COOKING CLASS & UBUD SHOPPING (08.00 – 16.30 )Discover the spiced flavors of Bali’s virtually unknown cuisine. Classes offer a fascinating introduction
in to the exotic ingredients and unique culinary heritage of Bali. After lunch at cooking class, visit to
Ubud market for local souvenir products shopping and visit Museum Blanco
08.00 : Pick up at meeting point (BNDCC) and proceed to Ubud
07.30 : Depart from Official Hotel for BNDCC
08.00 : Pick up at meeting point (BNDCC) and proceed to Ubud
09.30 : Arrive at Ubud for Cooking Class activity
09.30 : Enjoy Traditional Balinese Home Cooking Class activity anddemonstration
11.00: Conclude day of Cooking and Lunch with menu cooked
12.00 : Depart for Museum Blanco in Ubud12.30 : Arrive at Museum Blanco and visit the Museum
13.15: Depart for Ubud market
13.30 : Arrive at Ubud Art Market and shopping
15.00 : Return to BNDCC
16.30: Arrive at BNDCC and Return to Official Hotel

Option 2
MENGWI, KEDATON & TANAH LOT TEMPLE (08.00 – 16.15)
Tour to visit Mengwi the former Royal temple of Taman Ayun, Kedaton the holy monkey forest, andTanah Lot, one of the most popular places of interest in Bali, is located on the coast of West Bali, at thevillage of Beraban in the Tabanan Regency. It is also called Tanah Let which means ancient land andalso Tanah Lod, which means the land to the south. The temple Pura Tanah Lot, simple in its
construction, is dramatic in its ocean-front location and is one of the main temples in the worship ofBalinese gods.
07.30 : Depart from Official Hotel for BNDCC
08.00 : Pick up at meeting point (BNDCC) and depart for Mengwi
09.30 : Arrive at Mengwi and visit
10.30 : Depart for Kedaton
11.00: Arrive at Kedaton and visit
11.45: Depart for Restaurant at Tanah Lot area
12.15
: Arrive at Restaurant and enjoy Lunch at Dewi Shinta Restaurant in Tanah Lot
13.00 : Depart for Tanah Lot temple
13.15: Arrive at Tanah Lot temple and visit the area
14.15
: Return to BNDCC
16.15: Arrive at BNDCC and Return to Official Hotel
Thursday, May 11, 2017

Option 1
PAINTING ACTIVITY & ULUWATU TEMPLE (08.45 – 14.30)

08.00
08.30
11.00
12.00
12.30
13.30
14.15
15.00
17.30

: Depart from Official Hotel for BNDCC: Pick up at meeting point (BNDCC) and depart for Bedugul: Arrive at Bedugul and visit the area
: Depart for Restaurant: Arrive at Restaurant for Lunch at Latutitude Restaurant: Depart for Jatiluwih: Arrive at Jatiluwih and visit the area
: Return to BNDCC: Arrive at BNDCC and Return to Official Hotel

Friday, May 12, 2017

Option 1
BARONG DANCE & TAMPAK SIRING TEMPLE (08.30 – 14.30)
The tour to Visit Tampak siring the holy spring water of Tirta Empul, en route stop in Batubulan
village to see barong dance performance.

08.00
08.30
09.30
10.30
11.15
12.00
12.30
13.30
14.30

: Depart from Hotel for BNDCC: Pick up at meeting point (BNDCC) and depart for Batubulan village: Arrive at Batubulan and see Barong dance performance: Depart for Tampaksiring: Arrive at Tampaksiring and visit the temple: Depart for Restaurant in Ubud
: Arrive at Restaurant and Lunch at The Pond
: Return to BNDCC: Arrive at BNDCC and Return to Official Hotel

Option 2
SOUVENIR SHOPPING & SPA (08.30 – 14.30)
Enjoy shopping for souvenirs of traditional Balinese products andAromatherapy body massage.

08.00
08.30
09.00
10.00
10.30
12.30
12.45
13.45
14.30

: Depart from Hotel for BNDCC: Pick up at meeting point (BNDCC) and depart for Krisna Souvenir Center or similar: Arrive at Krisna Souvenir Center or similar and enjoy shopping: Depart for Halo Bali Spa in Denpasar: Arrive at Halo Bali Spa and take your two-hour Aromatherapy Body Massage: Depart for Restaurant for Lunch: Arrive at Restaurant and Lunch at Kemangi Restaurant: Return BNDCC: Arrive at BNDCC and Return to Official Hotel

Jenggala Ceramic is a ceramics warehouse where clay is given the utmost respect and treatment tocreate beautiful tableware and homeware pieces that many restaurants and homes all over Bali use.
08.15 : Depart from Official Hotel for BNDCC
08.45 : Pick up at meeting point (BNDCC) and depart for day tour
09.15 : Arrive at Jenggala Ceramic in Jimbaran
09.30 : Paint a cup activity at Jenggala Ceramics and shopping
10.45 : Depart for Uluwatu temple
11.30: Arrive at Uluwatu and visit
12.15: Depart for Restaurant at New Kuta Golf, Pecatu
12.45 : Arrive at Restaurant and lunch
13.30 : Proceed to Dreamland beach13.45 : Arrive at Dreamland beach, visit and relax
14.00 : Return to BNDCC
14.30 : Arrive at BNDCC and Return to Official Hotel20

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DINNER PROGRAM

Networking Reception
Monay, May 8, 2017 - 18:30

BEBEK BENGIL, NUSA DUADress Code : Smart CasualParticipants who have arrived in Bali are invited to comefor Networking Reception on Monday, 8th May at Bebek
Bengil Nusa Dua Restaurant. It offers the great first
impression of Bali nuance and the right time to meet otherdelegates. Enjoy the authentic crispy duck cooked in
traditional herbs and spices, served with Indonesian
vegetables and the famous Sambal Matah.

Cocktail Reception
Tuesday, May 9, 2017 - 18:30

GAMELAN BALLROOM SOFITEL,BALI NUSA DUA BEACH RESORT
Dress Code : Smart CasualParticipants are invited to join us for Cocktail Reception
on Tuesday, 9th May 2017.
The Gamelan Ballroom at Sofitel Bali Nusa Dua Beach
Resort offers the perfect setting to meet and catch up
with delegates, network and socialize.
Shuttle bus available.

Welcome Dinner Reception
Wednesday, May 10, 2017 - 18:30

TAMAN JEPUN, BALI NUSA DUACONVENTION CENTER
Dress Code : Smart Casual
To commence the conference week the Host of IAPH Bali
2017 would like to invite you to a Welcome Dinner
Reception to take place at the outdoor area of Bali Nusa
Dua Convention Center (BNDCC), Nusa Dua, theconference venue.

Gala Dinner
Friday, May 12, 2017 - 18:30

GARUDA WISNU KENCANA (GWK)
CULTURAL PARK
Dress Code : Smart Casual
The Gala Dinner will be one of the highlights of theconference.
It will be held at Garuda Wisnu
Kencana(GWK) Cultural Park located at the famous
Jimbaran Bay.
Exotic and spectacular are words that can describe themagnificence of GWK Cultural Park. Symbolizing Wisnu,
the Hindu- Balinese God of Life and Peace, astride themonumental statue Eagle Garuda.
Shuttle bus available.
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Speakers
SESSION I

SESSION II

Yvo Saanen | TBA, The Netherlands

Eddy Bruyninckx | Port of Antwerp

this event to be a platform for world ports and maritime industry actors to update

Bogdan Oldakowski | Baltic Ports Org

Masaharu Shinohara | Kobe-Osaka Portand exchange their practices, insights, experiences, and perspectives in this sector

Rene Kolman | IADC

Prof. Anthony Beresford | Cardiff Univ

Douglas Zhihua Zeng | The World Bank

Wolfgang Hurtienne | Hamburg Port Authority

Dr. Taleh Ziyadov | Port of Baku

Jonathan Beard | Arcadis NV

René van der Plas | Port of Rotterdam

Djama Ibrahim Darar | Port of Djibouti

Paul Van Eulem | MTBS

Martin Byrne | Port of Nelson

SESSION III

SESSION IV

Jan Hoffman | UNCTAD

Frédéric Dagnet | Port of Marseille

Igor Krotov | South Tambey LNG

Juha Pankakoski | Konecranes

Olaf Merk | ITF, OECD

Soo-yong Shin | Korea Maritime InstituteProf. Han Ligteringen | TU Delft

Ronald Aprilianto Halim | Intl Transport Forum

Farid Belbouab | CMA-CGM Indonesia

Truong Bui | Roland Berger

Enabling Trade. Energizing The World
Under the conference theme, Enabling Trade, Energizing The World, we envisage

today, including sneak peeks of the future of the industry.
During the course of this Conference, we will discuss a wide range of topics which
may interest you including Greenfield Port Project and the Effect of Special
Economic Zone on the Port Growths; Hinterland Connectivity & Multimodal
Logistics; Evolution of Global Shipping Industry & Shipping Routes; Maritime
Transport Network and Port Innovation; Collaboration Opportunities to Strengthen
Cooperation and Sustainability among Ports; and Indonesia Maritime
Transformation.

TOPICS
Greenfield Port Project and The Effect ofSpecial Economic Zone on the Port Growths

Aditya Girindra | Samudera Shipping Lines

Hinterland Connectivity and Multimodal Logistics

Edwin Utama | Boston Consulting GroupSESSION V

SESSION VI

Elvyn G. Masassya | Pelindo II

Bambang Eka Cahyana | Pelindo I

Tino Klemm | Hamburg Port Authority

Elvyn G. Masassya | Pelindo II

Santiago Garcia Mila | Port of Barcelona

IGN Askhara Danadiputra | Pelindo III

Yue Yuan | Guangzhou Port Authority

Doso Agung | Pelindo IV

Kieran Ring | Global inst. of Logistics

Budi Karya Sumadi | MoT of Indonesia

The Evolution of Global Shipping Industry andShipping Routes

Maritime Transport Network and Port Innovation

Collaboration Opportunities to Strengthen
Cooperation and Sustainability among Ports

Rini Soemarno | MSOE of Indonesia
Rio Lasse | Indonesia Port Corp II

Indonesia Maritime Transformation

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Yvo Saanen

Bogdan Oldakowski

Executive Board ofTBA, The Netherlands

Secretary General of
Baltic Ports Organization

Dr. Yvo A. Saanen is Managing partner andFounder (1996) of TBA, a leading terminal
design and simulation company in The
Netherlands. He is in charge of all port &terminal related projects all over the world in
their planning and optimization process ofcontainer terminals by means of simulationand emulation.
D r. S a a n e n h o l d s a n M S c i n Syste m sEngineering and a PhD on the design andsimulation of robotized container terminals,
both from Delft University of Technology. He isa lecturer at the institute of Maritime
Economics and Logistics (Erasmus University
Rotterdam), teaching simulation and logistics
and, in various bodies, lectures about terminal
design by means of simulation, and publishes
regularly about his work in scientificmagazines as well as business magazines.

Since July 2006 Secretary General of the Baltic
Ports Organization. The founder and co owner of Actia Forum Ltd established in 2000.
In years 2003 - 1996 he worked as at various
positions in the Port of Gda sk Authority Co. At
the same time he was a chairman of theEnvironment Committee of the Baltic Ports
Organization. Involved in work of several
international transport related organizations:e.g. European Sea Ports Organization,
International Maritime Organization.
Organizer, chairman and speakers at many
international conferences.
Graduated in 1993 from University of Gdansk,
Faculty of Physical Oceanography. He is also
graduated from Law and Management postgraduate studies at Gda sk University ofTechnology.

Dr. Taleh Ziyadov

René van der Plas

Director General of Baku
International Sea Trade Port CJSC

Director of Port ofRotterdam International

René Kolman is Secretary General of theInternational Association of Dredging
Companies, the umbrella organisation for theworld-wide private dredging industry. Mr.
Kolman studied at the Nautical School in
Rotterdam and holds a degree in Economics
from the University of Groningen, The
Netherlands. Before coming to IADC, Mr.
Kolman was Deputy Managing Director of the
Dutch Landscaping Contractors Association.
As Secretary General, Mr. Kolman takes aleading role in promoting the industry’s longstanding commitment to environment andsustainability.

Dr. Taleh Ziyadov is Director General of Baku
International Sea Trade Port in Azerbaijan. He
holds a Ph.D degree from the Cambridge
University (UK) and master’s degree from theschool of foreign service at Georgetown
University (Washington, DC). He specializes intransport, logistics and energy issues in the
Caspian Region. He has advised a number ofprivate and public companies as well asinternational organizations on the matters of
trade facilitation along the East-West andNorth-South transport corridors. Previously,
he served as Deputy Executive Director of the
US-Azerbaijan Chamber of the Commerce(USACC) in Washington, DC and as Assistant
Dean and Senior Research Fellow at ADA
University in Baku.

Presentation Title: Maasvlakte II Project

Presentation Title: Azerbaijan’s grand hub
vision: implications for connectivity in Eurasia

Presentation Title: Greenfield Port Project in
the Baltic Region: Balancing between Market
Demands and Regulations

Presentation Title: Ports of the Future: Digital,
Connected and Green

Rene Kolman
Secretary General of IADC
(International Association
Dredging Companies)
René van der Plas is Director of Port ofRotterdam International. He has been started
his career with Europe Combined Terminals(ECT), and moved to Twynstra Gudde
Management Consultants in 1997. With
Twynstra Gudde René further specialized inproject management. In 2002 he was named
partner. In 2004, René was appointed as
Director Port development and Construction
with the Port of Rotterdam. With effect from 1
June 2016, René van der Plas has been
appointed as the Director of Port of Rotterdam
International (PORint).

Douglas Zhihua Zeng

Paul Van Eulem

Senior Economist of
The World Bank

Director of Maritime & Transport
Business Solutions (MTBS)

Douglas Zhihua Zeng is currently a senioreconomist at Financial and Provate Sector
Development Department of the Africa
Region, World Bank, and has worked on many
countries in East Asia and Pacific, Africa, Latin
America and Europe and Central Asia. His
areas of expertise include macroeconomics,
innovation, special economic zones, clusters,competitiveness, skills and knowledge
economy. Prior to joining the World Bank, heworked as a scholar at the Chinese Academy ofSocial Sciences and Stanford University
Recent books (including co-authored oredited) include Promoting Dynamic &Innovative Growth in Asia: The Cases of Special
E c o n o m i c Zo n e s a n d B u s i n e s s H u b s ;Experience with Special Economic Zones andIndustrial Clusters; and others.
Presentation Title: SEZ as a Driver for Port
Growth – Experience of East Asia / Asia

Presentation Title: Port infrastructure andecosystem services

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Paul is co-founder and Director of MTBS andhe holds an MSc Degree from Delft Universityof Technology and MBA Degree from theErasmus University Rotterdam. He has over 15
years of worldwide experience in transport
consultancy.
As a Project Manager and Senior Advisor hehas considerable experience in privatization,planning, business development, organizationand financing of ports and terminals
wo r l d w i d e . A m o n g s t h i s C l i e n t s a r e
Development and Commercial Banks. He also
advises blue chip international Shipping Lines
and Transport Companies. He has been theAdvisor to many Port Authorities and Terminal
Operators.
Moderator of Session

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Masaharu Shinohara

Eddy Bruyninckx

Executive Officer of KobeOsaka International Port
Corporation Japan

Former CEO Port of Antwerp

Eddy Bruyninckx is CEO of the Port of
Antwerp. He has headed the Antwerp Port
Authority since 1992, first as general managerof the Antwerp Municipal Port Company, andfor the last fifteen years as CEO of the
Authority in its present form. As CEO he forgedthe Authority into an efficient, independentcompany under public ownership, while at thesame time establishing peaceful industrial
relations within the port of Antwerp. For thissuccessful turnaround and modernization he
was awarded the title of “Public Sector
Manager of the Year,” conferred for modern
public management by the Flemish
Association for Management andAdministration Science.

Masaharu Shinohara has served as Executive
Officer for Kobe-Osaka International PortC o r p o ra t i o n s i n ce O c to b e r 2 0 1 4 . H i sexperience includes many years working inengineering and planning for Osaka Port
Corporation, working as the Port and Airport
General Manager for the Ministry of Land,
Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism as partof the Kinki Regional Development Bureau,
and before this, in engineering for KansaiInternational Airport. Masaharu is a Director for
ICHCA Japan, Vice President of IAPH, and the
Chair of the Port Operations and Logistics
Committee in IAPH.
Masaharu Shinohara earned a Bachelor ofEngineering from University of Tokyo andMaster of Science from Stanford University,
Stanford, California, USA.

Presentation Title: Multimodal Logistics:
Study Case Port of Antwerp

Presentation Title: Hinterland analysis andthe strategies of Kobe-Osaka

Prof. Anthony Beresford

Wolfgang Hurtienne

Programme Director, Master in
Shipping/Transport of Cardiff
University

Associate Partner - Former
Managing Directorof Hamburg
Port Authority (HPA)

Professor Anthony Beresford is Programme
Director for the MSc International Transport.
He is also overall Director for the suite of
Masters Programmes within the Logistics andOperations Management Section.
Anthony has travelled widely in an advisory
capacity within the ports and transport fields
in Europe, Asia and North America. Early in his
career he co-authored Lloyd’s Maritime Atlas
of World’s Ports and Shipping Places, 15th and16th Editions (1986 & 1989). The 1989 Edition
formed the blueprint for all subsequent
editions, and the Atlas is recognized as theStandard Work in its field.

Educated at the Technical University of
Braunschweig, Germany and possessing
degrees in Mechanical and Civil Engineering.
In 1994 he was appointed Director of Port
Development and was responsible forstrategic port development, port
development plans, restructuring concepts,
terminal development and the port extension
project Altenwerder concept doubling
Hamburg’s capacity to 18 m. TEU. In 2009 he
was appointed Managing Director and has
been a member of Executive Committee of
HPA since 2008. Currently, he is an associatepartner in Hamburg Port Authority andchairman of Port Planning and Development
Committee of International Association ofPorts and Harbors (IAPH).

Presentation Title: Multimodal Transport inSoutheast Asia: the effectiveness of logistics
systems on key corridors

Jonathan Beard

Djama Ibrahim Darar

Head of Transportation &Logistics Consultancy, Asia
ArcadisCommercial Director of Port ofDjibouti SA

Based in Hong Kong, Dr. Beard has advised ontransportation policy and infrastructuredevelopment finance in over 25 countries. He
has also guided master plans for some of theworld’s largest and most successful ports,
including Shanghai, Hong Kong and Port
Klang in Malaysia, as well as the logistics
development strategy for several major
airports, including Hong Kong International
Airport and Beijing’s New Second
International Airport. In his new role, Dr. Beard
will be responsible for further developing
Arcadis’ strategy in transportation andlogistics and elevating Asia businesspropositions.

Djama Ibrahim Darar, graduated a diploma inManagement and internal Consultancy by the
IAE of Aix-en-Provence ( France) andgraduate of the CEFED (Study of the Center ofFinancial ,Economy Banking). Has
a c c u m u l a t e d m o re t h a n 3 2 ye a r s o fexperience in the field of maritime activities(Ports equipments management, marketing,operations & ports strategy, logistics chain,costs analysis and the sale of ports services).
From March 16 to July 17, 2008, has attended
as an expert the Port of Dakar (Senegal),under the management of Dubai Port World.
Since November 2008, he was appointed as
Commercial Director of the Port of Djibouti.

Presentation Title: Multimodal logistics in aworld of slowing globalisation

Presentation Title: Port Hinterland
Connectivity and Multimodal Logistics inAfrica and the role of Djibouti Port in thegate access into East Africa

Martin Byrne
Chief Executive of Port of Nelson

Senior Maritime Executive with 30 years
experience i n t h e M a r i t i m e s e c to r i n
Operational and Senior Management roles
across a number of Shipping Agency
organizations and also in the Port sector. He is
also experienced public speaker and havespoken at maritime Industry forums inAustralia, Sri Lanka and United States as wellas within New Zealand. He was appointed
CEO Port Nelson since January 2004.
Currently, he also as a Vice President Asia,
South East and Oceania Region ofInternational Association of Ports andHarbours (IAPH).
Moderator of Session

Presentation Title: The Port of Hamburg:
A Track Record

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Jan Hoffman

Igor Krotov

Chief, Trade Logistics Branch of
UNCTAD

Logistic Operation Manager ofSouth Tambey LNG

Jan Hoffmann joined UNCTAD in 2003 and iscurrently Chief of The Trade Logistics Branch,
responsible for extensive research andtechnical assistance programmes ininternational transport and trade facilitation.
Jan is co-author and coordinator of the“Review Maritime Transport”, initiated the
UNCTAD “Maritime Country Profiles” andcreated the annual “Liner Shipping
Connectivity Index”. Previously, he spent six
years with the UN Economic Commission for
Latin America and the Carribean in Santiago
de Chile and two years with the IMO in London
and Santiago. Prior to this, he held part time
positions as assistant professor, impor-export
agent, seafarer and consultant.
Jan has studied in Germany, UK and Spain andholds a PhD in Economics from the Universityof Hamburg. He is on the boards of various
journals and associations and currently thepresident of the International Association of
Maritime Economics.
Presentation Title: Maritime Connectivity:
The Evolving Role of Ports in Global Shipping
Networks

Igor Krotov has 20 years of experience in
Supply Chain Management. He has taken partin the implementation of space projects of theEuropean Space Agency in the RussianFederation and Kazakhstan.
AT V,
Meteorological Operational Programme, Marsand Venus Express as well as in a project inhydraulic power industry such as Kuban HPP
Cascade are all projects that he has been
involved with. At the present time Igor takes
part in implementation of YAMAL LNG Project
designed for construction of liquefied natural
gas plant in Sabetta at Yamal in the capacity of
Shipping Coordinator.
Presentation Title: The developing of theNorthern Sea Route: current situation andperspective

Olaf Merk

Farid BelbouabPorts and Shipping Expert,
Administrator of International
Transport Forum (ITF), OECD

President Director of
CMA-CGM Indonesia

Olaf Merk leads the work on ports and shippingat the International Transport Forum (ITF) of
the Organisation for Economic Co-operation
and Development (OECD), internationalorganisation in Paris. As such, he directs
policy-relevant studies on maritime transport
and the ports sector. Olaf Merk is the author of
more than fifty OECD publications including“The Impact of Mega-Ships” and “The
Competitiveness of Global Port-Cities”.
He is a regular contributor to Wall Street
Journal Logistics Report, Port Technology
International and other industry periodicals
and academic journals. Olaf Merk is Associate
Professor at the Institute for Political Studies(Sciences Po Paris), and guest lecturer atvarious other universities. Within the OECD,
Olaf Merk also worked on infrastructure
finance, public-private partnerships andgovernance. Olaf Merk runs a blog on shipping,c a l l e d
S h i p p i n g
T o d a y(www.shippingtoday.eu)
Presentation Title: Alliances and the container
port system

Farid BELBOUAB (born on 29th March 1982), isa French expert in shipping and port industry.
Presently serving as the President Director of
the CMA CGM Group subsidiaries in Indonesia,
he obtained his Master ’s Degree from
University of Paris Pantheon Sorbonne inInternational Law, International Transportation
and Private law. Farid holds 10 years’
experience in various lawyer firms, and moreparticularly in the CMA CGM Group where heheld various Managing Director positions inEast and North Africa, Middle East, Hong Kong,in charge of country management,
development and investments.

Presentation Title: An Outlook of the
Shipping Industry

Edwin Utama

Aditya Girindra

Partner and Managing Director
Boston Consulting Group
Indonesia

Senior General Manager of
Samudera Shipping Lines

Prof. Han Ligteringen
Professor in Port and Waterwayof Delft University of Technology

Prof. Han Ligteringen occupied the chair ofPorts and Waterways from 1995-2010. During
this period he was responsible for the ports
and waterways group and for the lectures on
this subject. He initiated and developed thePort Research Centre Rotterdam-Delft, acollaboration between TU-Delft and the Portof Rotterdam, and the Waterway Research
Program with Rijkswaterstaat.
He gave regular guest lectures in South Africa(University of Stellenbosch), Argentina(University of Buenos Aires) and China(Wuhan University of Technology).
Since 2004 Prof. Ligteringen obtained a
Honorary Professorship at UNESCO-IHE in
Delft, in appreciation of his long term support
for the institute.
Since 2010 Prof. Ligteringen is a member of theBoard of Sohar Industrial Port Company inOman, responsible for technical matters.

Farid BELBOUAB (born on 29th March 1982), isa French expert in shipping and port industry.
Presently serving as the President Director of
the CMA CGM Group subsidiaries in Indonesia,
he obtained his Master ’s Degree from
University of Paris Pantheon Sorbonne inInternational Law, International Transportation
and Private law. Farid holds 10 years’
experience in various lawyer firms, and moreparticularly in the CMA CGM Group where heheld various Managing Director positions inEast and North Africa, Middle East, Hong Kong,in charge of country management,
development and investments.

Edwin Utama has worked at The Boston
Consulting Group since 2005. He leads thefirm’s Jakarta office, and he has supported
BCG’s clients in Southeast Asia, Europe, andthe Middle East. He has worked with financial
services and public-sector clients on strategy,organization, and operation improvement
assignments and is a core member of the
Financial Institutions and Public Sector
practices.
Edwin has a special interest in infrastructure.
He has worked with governments,
infrastructure providers, and infrastructure
financiers on purchasing power parity, master
plan, productivity enhancement, organization,
strategy, and joint ventures.
Before joining BCG, Edwin worked as amanager at Citibank in Indonesia, where he
was unit head of strategic operations.

Presentation Title: Role of Feeder in the
Shipping Industry

Moderator of Session

Presentation Title: Shipping and Port
Development in the 21st Century

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CONFERENCE SESSION& SPEAKERCONFERENCE SESSION& SPEAKERSESSION IV: Maritime Transport Network and Port Innovation

Soo-yong Shin
Senior Researcher of Port &Logistics Research Division Korea Maritime InstituteRonald Aprilianto Halim

Elvyn G. Masassya

Tino Klemm

Transport Modeler/ Analyst ofInternational Transport ForumCEO of Pelindo II

Chief Financial Officer (CFO)
of Hamburg Port Authority

Ronald Apriliyanto Halim is a PhD researcher at
the transport and logistics group in TPM
faculty. He began his PhD research in 2011 soonafter graduated as the first international
Transport and Infrastructure Systems Engineer
from Delft University of Technology.
Currently, Ronald is a transport modeler/
analyst at International Transport Forum (ITF).
His main research area is in modelling the
global flows of containers using transportmodels. Ronald also has done several projects
together with the Indonesian ministry oftransport to help providing policy
recommendations in designing Indonesia’s
freight transport network.

Soo-yong Shin is a Senior Researcher at Port &Logistics Dvision of Korea Maritime Institute.
The goal of Korea Maritime Institute is topursue development and innovation in order toestablish national policies in the fields ofmarine affairs, fisheries and shipping andports.
The aim of his abstract of Activation ofIntermodal Transport Route among Korea,
China and Russia is to give some policy
suggestions for activating the new logistics
route.

Presentation Title: Activation of Intermodal
Transport Route among Korea, China andRussiaPresentation Title: A comprehensive designfor efficient Indonesian maritime transport
network:A strategy for Indonesia’s inclusive
growthFrédéric Dagnet

Truong Bui

Director, Strategy & Audit
Department of Port of Marseille
Fos Authority

Principal of Roland Berger

Truong Bui is Principal at Roland Berger. He
joined the firm in early 2013. At Roland Berger,
Mr. Bui is one of the leading ports consultants
globally. He has contributed significantly to
Indonesia's maritime sector, where he led along-term strategic development plan for an
Indonesian port; assessed the country's
shipping market; and managed a market study
that examined the competitive environment
and tariffs analyses. Prior to Roland Berger, Mr.
Bui was a Senior Consultant at Drewry
Shipping Consultants. He has also worked at
the United Nations Conference on Trade andDevelopment in Geneva
Mr. Bui holds a Master of Science in Maritime
Economics and Logistics from the Erasmus
University of Rotterdam, where he graduatedwith distinction. He also holds a Bachelor of
Science in International Economics andFinance from the University of Amsterdam.

Since September 2009, he has chaired the
IAPH (International Association of Ports andH a r b o u r s ) Tr a d e F a c i l i t a t i o n & P o r tCommunity System Committee. Since 2010,
Director of Strategy and Audit Department of
the Port of Marseille Authority, in charge ofstrategic insights and internal audit. Since
2014, he is Head of the PIICTO Team in the Portof Marseille. Linked to industrial partners, theport develops in Fos industrial area the PIICTO
project, a platform of innovation andopportunities for industries: circular economy,energy transition, business accelerator.
From 2012 to 2015, he participated to the
preparation of the launch of Aix-MarseilleProvence Metropolis by driving the Port andlogistics workshop. In 2017, he is launching withother local partners the Smart Port project in
Aix-Marseille-Provence area.

Presentation Title: Smart and plug & play
port: A strategy for Marseille Fos

Moderator of Session

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SESSION V: Collaboration Opportunities to Strengthen Cooperation and Sustainability among Ports

Elvyn, born on June 18, 1967 earned graduate
degree from Jayabaya University and post
graduate degree on financial managementfrom Bandung Institute of Technology. He
previously held several key posts, including
commissioner of Bank Bali, director of Bank
Permata and corporate secretary of Bank
Negara Indonesia as well as director of Tuban
Petrochemical Industries.
Elvyn been appointed as the New CEO of
Indonesia Port Cooperation II since April 2016.

Tino Klemm has been employed with theHamburg Port Authority since 2005. Heaccompanied the setting up and organizationof the public law institution and wasparticularly responsible for questions
concerning finance, accounting andcontrolling. Tino Klemm has been Director of
the Accountancy, Controlling and Property
Management Divisions since 2008. In 2011 hetook over responsibility for the Maritime
Commercial Management Division.
Mr. Klemm is currently the Chief Financial
Officer of HPA. Before joining the Hamburg
port management company, he worked as amanager at the Airport Hamburg GmbH (FHG)
and as the CEO of CSP Commercial Services
Partner GmbH (a 100 percent subsidiary of
FHG).

Santiago Garcia Milla
Deputy General Manager ofPort of Barcelona
Santiago Garcia Mila attained a master’s
degree in Economics and Business
Administration from the University ofBarcelona and two postgraduate studies:
Marketing Strategy (ESADE) and General
Management (IESE). Prior to his appointment
with the Port of Barcelona, he worked fortwenty years with different private companies
in the area of international marketing. He iscurrently Deputy General Manager of the Portof Barcelona; President of the International
Association of Ports and Harbours, IAPH;
C h a i r m a n o f t h e E u ro p e a n S e a P o r t s
Organisation, ESPO; President of PortIC, theBarcelona’s Port Community System; Chief
Executive Officer of tmZ, Zaragoza Inland
Te r m i n a l ; a n d a s s o c i a t e l e c t u r e r i n
International Marketing at the University ofBarcelona.

Yue Yuan
Deputy Director General of
Guangzhou Port Authority

Yuan Yue, Senior Economist, currently serves
as the Deputy Director-general of Guangzhou
Port Authority. In her career, she once worked
as the Deputy Director-general of Guangzhou
Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation
Bureau, the Director of Guangzhou AsianGames Marketing and Broadcasting
Department, the Director of Guangzhou AsianGames Ticketing Center, and the General
Manager of Guangzhou Hotel etc.
In 2014, she was appointed as the Deputy
Director-general of Guangzhou Port Authority.
Since then, she has been dedicated topromoting the international exchanges andcooperation of Guangzhou Port. Up to now,
she has promoted the friendly cooperation
relations with nearly 20 major international
ports, which effectively increases theinternational influence and popularity ofGuangzhou Port.

Kieran Ring
CEO of Global Institute of
Logistics
Kieran Ring is the Chief Executive Officer of the
Global Institute of Logistics which he foundedin 2003 with members of the Global Logistics
Forum under the Chairmanship of the late
Robert V. Delaney (Bob), the renowned US
author and logistician. Kieran began his careerin the early 1980s working as an industrial
engineer in the European multinational
manufacturing sector In 1989 he wasappointed Deputy Publisher to the Paris-based
Eurexpansion Group with responsibility for
Ireland’s ‘Sunday Business Post’. In 1995 he wasappointed Executive Director of the European
Institute of Transport.
Moderator of Session

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CONFERENCE SESSION& SPEAKERCONFERENCE SESSION& SPEAKERSESSION VI: Indonesia Maritime Transportation

Rini Soemarno

Budi Karya Sumadi
IGN Askhara Danadiputra

Bambang Eka Cahyana

Minister of State Owned
Enterprise of Republic ofIndonesia

Minister of Transportation of
Republic of Indonesia

CEO of Pelindo II

CEO of Pelindo I

Mr. I. Gusti Ngurah Askhara Danadiputra wasborn in Jakarta, October 13th 1971 andappointed as CEO of Pelindo III starting May
4th 2017. He graduated from Bachelor Degree
Faculty of Economics Gadjah Mada University
and Postgraduate Business Administration
Department International Finance atUniversity of Indonesia. Previously he was also
served as Chief Finance Officer (CFO) of
Pelindo III in 2014, Director of Finance and Risk
Management of Garuda Indonesia, Director of
Human Capital and System Development of
Wijaya Karya and Head of Natural Resources
ANZ Bank Indonesia.

Mr. Bambang Eka Cahyana is a CEO of PT
Pelabuhan Indonesia I (Persero) since August,2013. Previously he was Commercial andBusiness Development Director at PT
Pelabuhan Indonesia I (Persero) from 2009 to
2013. Mr. Bambang served as a Forestry
Management staff at PT Trisida Pantau (1990),
staff of Corporate Managing Director (CMD)
Agency & Terminal Group at PT Samudera
Indonesia, CEO Assistant of Business
Development Division at PT Samudera
Indonesia Tbk. from 2007 to 2008. He earned
bachelor’s degree in Forestry from Universitas
Gadjah Mada and magister management from
PPM Management, Jakarta.
Presentation Title: IPC I, a Gateway ofWestern part of Indonesia

Presentation Title: IPC Transformation Indonesia Integrated Port Network

Doso Agung

Rio Lasse

CEO of Pelindo IV

EVP Corporate Strategy
Pelindo II

Mr Doso Agung is The president director of PT
Pelabuhan Indonesia 4 (Persero) since
October 2015, a state owned enterprise whichis enggaging in the seaport services. He is
incharge of developing around 26 commercial
ports which are located in the eastern parts ofIndonesia. Previously he was The Generalmanager of TPK Koja in 2009 and The
President Director of Port Hospital in Jakarta in2014.
He achieved scholarship for his bachelor
degree, and later in 2003 was graduated assumma cumlaude and hold the title of Masterof Management. He has taken some courses
such as Multimodal transport in Port of
Amsterdam, Corporate Executive
Development Program in World Maritime
University, and the latest one was Global
Leadership Program in Harvard Business
School. Already succeed with the Direct Call
(Direct Export) program from Makassar city to
China, Korea, and Japan, he is now striving sothat most of the provinces in east Indonesia areable to do Direct Call.

Graduated as engineer in architecture,
University of Gadjah Mada, Jogjakarta. Ir.
Sumadi joined PT Pembangunan Jaya Ancol(2002). He has been dedicating himself in theproperty business for more than 25 years,
mostly within the Jaya Group. He served as the
President Director of PT Pembangunan Jaya
Ancol Tbk since April 2004 and served as its
Director. He i s re s p o n s i b l e fo r a l l P T
Pembangunan's strategic goals and ensures.
His role among others includes thedevelopment of PT Pembangunan's vision,
mission and values, establishment of its
effective operation system and strategies;
coordination of board of directors; and build its
good image. He serves as a Director at PT
Angkasa Pura II (Persero). He served as a
Director of PT Jaya Land and PT Jaya Real
Properti from 1994 to 2002.

Rini Mariani Soemarno (born 9 June 1958) an
Indonesian economist serving as the Ministerof State-Owned Businesses in the Working
Cabinet under President Joko Widodo. She
g r a d u a t e d f r o m We l l e s l e y C o l l e g e ,Massachusetts, in 1981. She served as the
Minister of Industry and Trade in Megawati
Sukarnoputri's Mutual Assistance Cabinet
from 2001 to 2004.

Rio has been an Executive Vice President(EVP) Corporate Strategy of Indonesia Port
Corporation II since 2015. He has over 16 yearsof work experience in the Port & Sea
Transportation Sector in the area of PortCo n st r u c t i o n P ro j e c t , P o r t O p e ra t i o nManagement and Strategic Planning.
Rio earned bachelor ’s degree in civilengineering from Bandung Institute ofTechnology and master degree in construction
management from The University of New
South Wales (UNSW, Sydney Australia) and
executive MBA from The University ofCalifornia, Los Angeles – National University ofSingapore (UCLA-NUS).
He served as a Director of IPC Port Developer
Company from 2013 to 2015. From 2010 to2013, he was appointed as a Head of
Structuring and Development Unit of Port ofTanjung Priok.
Moderator of Session

Presentation Title: Logistics Transformationin Eastern Indonesia

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EXHIBITOR LISTCOMPANY’S NAME

009 - 010

STAGE

LUNCH AREA

021B

022 & 030

011

031

041

021A
008
COFFEE BREAK AREA

JapanPort

9 & 10Kalmar20

Konecranes

25

Korea Pavilion

22 & 30

Mantsinen Group19

Ministry of Transportation of Republic of Indonesia

COFFEE BREAK AREA

BOOTH
NO

36

043

007
006

012

020

005

013

019

023

029

024

028

032

040

033

039

045

PT Bank Mandiri (Persero) Tbk.

46, 47, 48

PT Bank Negara Indonesia (Persero) Tbk.

34 & 38PT Bank Rakyat Indonesia (Persero) Tbk.

49 - 50046 - 048

COFFEE BREAK AREA

004

003

014

018

025

027

034 - 038

035 & 037
001

015 - 017

049 - 050

002

026
036

PT Bank Tabungan Negara (Persero) Tbk.

6

PT Harbarindo Baharitama

29

PT Indonesia Kendaraan Terminal

12

PT IPC Logistic Services / PT Multi Terminal
Indonesia

21B

PT Jakarta International Container Terminal

14

COFFEE BREAK AREA

COFFEE BREAK AREAPT New Priok Container Terminal One

45

PT Pelabuhan Tanjung Priok

21A

PT PP (Persero) Tbk

COMPANY’S NAME

Baku International Sea Trade Port CJSCBusan Port Authority

BOOTH
NO

26
22 & 30

CAVOTEC11

chainLOG (Port of Hamburg)

23

CLC Group8

Conductix-Wampfler

7

DHI Water & Environment

40

ESRI

43

Fa. Paul Vahle GmbH + Co. KG

5

IMO Publishing

22 & 30

Indonesia Port Corporation I, II, III, IV

15 - 17

INSA-Indonesian National Shipowners' Association

1&2

24

PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia, Tbk

41

Saab Maritime Traffic Management31

Sabah Ports Sdn Bhd

39

Sagta Engineering Ltd.

32

ShibataFenderTeam

28

SOGET

13

Terminal Petikemas Koja

4

Terminal Petikemas Surabaya
Ulsan Port Authority
Xylem
Yeosu Gwangyang Port Auhtority

33

Incheon Port Authority

38

35 & 37

PT Pelabuhan Indonesia II (Persero) Branch Banten

27
22 & 30
18
22 & 30

Booth No. 26

Baku International Sea Trade Port CJSC

Contact Person : Mrs. Aynur Arazova
Job Title: Chief of Staff
Phone: +99412 5990003
e-mail: aarazova@portofbaku.com
Address: 72 Uzeyir Hajibeyor St, Azerbaijan

Booth No.
46, 47 & 48

PT Bank Mandiri (Persero) Tbk

Contact Person : Mr. Rohan Hafas
Job Title: Senior Vice President
Phone: +621 3002-5299
e-mail: rohan.hafas@bankmandiri.co.id
Address: Jl. Jenderal Gatot Subroto Kav. 36-38
Jakarta - Indonesia
Booth No.
34 & 38PT Bank Negara Indonesia (Persero) Tbk

Contact Person : Mr. Arga Fitra Jaya
Phone
: +621 251 1946e-mail: arga.fitrajaya@bni.co.id
Address: Jl. Jendral Sudirman Kav. 1, Jakarta, Indonesia

Booth No.
49 & 50

PT Bank Rakyat Indonesia (Persero) Tbk.

Contact Person : Mrs. Mei Nindya Putri
Job Title: Relationship Manager of SOE Business Division 1 BRI
Phone: +621 5751300; 5751367; 5751966
e-mail: humas@bri.co.id;
Address: Jl. Jendral Sudirman Kav 44-45, Jakarta, Indonesia

Booth No. 6

PT Bank Tabungan Negara (Persero) Tbk.

Contact Person : Mr. Dalu Tjahyono
Job Title: Manager Commercial Funding & Services Division
Phone: +621 6336789; 6332666
e-mail: emfd@btn.co.id
Address: Menara BTN, Jl. Gajah Mada No. 1
Jakarta Pusat, Indonesia
Booth No.
22 & 30

Busan Port Authority

Contact Person :Ji-seon Park
Job Title: Deputy Manager
Phone: +82-51-999-3252
e-mail: jspark@busanpa.com
Address: 122 Daegyo-ro, Jung-gu, Busan, South Korea
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Booth No. 11

CAVOTEC

Contact Person : Mrs. Lorene Grandidier
Job Title: Group Marketing Operations &Business Development Manager
Phone: +41 9194 4010
e-mail: lorene.grandidier@cavotec.com
Address: 32 Jay Avenue, Teesside Industrial Estate
Thornaby, Stocktom - An Tees, United Kingdom

Contact Person : Mrs. Angelina Kristanti
Job Title: Secretary
Phone: +621 80873909
e-mail: angel@harbarindo.com
Address: Jl. Dewi Sartika No. 148 Lt. 2, Cawang
Jakarta Timur, DKI Jakarta - Indonesia

Booth No. 23

chainLOG (Port of Hamburg)

Booth No. 29

PT Harbarindo Baharitama

Booth No. 33

IMO Publishing

Contact Person : Mrs. Bianka Dats-Fawzy
Job Title: Head Sales and MarketingPhone: +0044 2074 634132
e-mail: smcelhay@imo.org
Address: 4 Albert Embankment, United Kingdom

Contact Person : Ms. Andreia Tolciu, PhD
Job Title: Head of Corporate Strategy
Phone: +49 40 42847 2138
e-mail: andreia.tolciu@hpa.hamburg.de
Address: HPA-Hamburg Port Authority, Neuer Wandrahm 4
Hamburg - Germany

Booth No.
22 & 30

Incheon Port Authority
Booth No. 8

CLC Group

Contact Person : Ms. Jihye Ha
Job Title: Assistant Manager
Phone: +82-32-890-8238
e-mail: jhha0626@icpa.or.kr
Address: Seohaedaero 366, Jung-gu, Incheon

Contact Person : Mr. Albert Neo
Job Title: Sales Manager
Phone: +65 62625070
e-mail: albert-neo@clc-enterprises.com
Address: 21 Bukit Batok Crescent, #10-77 Wcega Tower
Singapore

Booth No. 12

PT Indonesia Kendaraan Terminal
Booth No. 07

Conductix-Wampﬂer

Contact Person : Mr. Claus Burger
Job Title: Global Market Manager Container HandlingPhone: +49 76 21/6 62-140
e-mail: claus.burger@conductix.com
Address: Rheinstrasse 27 + 33, Weil am Rhein - Germany

Contact Person : Mrs. Merlyn Situmorang
Job Title: Corporate Secretary
Phone: +621 43932251
e-mail: theresia.merlin@gmail.com
Address: Jl. Sindang Laut, Cilincing, Jakarta Utara - Indonesia

PT IPC Logistic Services/PT Multi Terminal Indonesia
Booth No. 40

DHI Water and Environment

Contact Person : Mr. Simon Mortensen
Job Title: Group Executive - Ports & Navigation
Phone: +61 7 5564 0916
e-mail: awe@dhigroup.com
Address: Level 2, 12 Short Street, Southport, Gold Coast - Australia

Contact Person : Mrs. Elis Suhana
Job Title: Corporate Secretary
Phone: +621 29104000
e-mail: elis@multiterminal.co.id
Address: Jl. Pulau Payung No. 1, Tanjung Priok Jakarta - Indonesia

Booth No. 14

PT Jakarta International Container Terminal
Booth No. 43

ESRI

Contact Person : Mrs. Angelina Sturdivan
Job Title: Event CoordinatorPhone: +909 793 2853
e-mail: asturdivan@esri.com
Address: 380 New York St. Redlands, CA- USA

42

Booth No. 21B

Contact Person : Mrs. Indhira Gita Lestari
Job Title: Corporate Affairs Manager
Phone: +621 43905111
e-mail: ca@jict.co.id
Address: Jl. Sulawesi Ujung No. 1, Tanjung Priok
Jakarta - Indonesia

43

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EXHIBITOR LIST
Booth No.
9 & 10JapanPort

Contact Person : Mr. Cosmas H. Kresna
Job Title: Administration Manager
Phone: +621 291 44888
e-mail: admin.div@npct1.co.id
Address: Jl. Terminal Kalibaru Raya Kav. B No. 1, Kel Kalibaru,
Kec Cilincing, Jakarta Utara, DKI Jakarta - Indonesia

Contact Person : Mr. Susumu Naruse
Job Title: President
Phone: +81 3 5403 2770
e-mail: a_fujinami@iaphworldports.org
Address: 7th Floor South Tower New Pier
Takeshiba 1-16-1 Kaigan, Minato-ku, Tokyo - Japan

Booth No. 20

KalmarBooth No. 45

PT New Priok Container Terminal One

Booth No. 5

Fa. Paul Vahle GmbH + Co. KG

Contact Person : Mr. Juergen Henkel
Job Title: Key Account Manager
Phone: +492307 7040
e-mail: melanie.schuster@vahle.deAddress: Westicker Stresse. 52, Kamen - Germany

Contact Person : Mr. Heryanto Thamrin
Job Title: Product Manager
Phone: +621 29832112
e-mail: jakarta@indotraktor-utama.co.id
Address: Green Sedayu Bizpark Unit GS1. No. 15
Jl. Cakung Cilincing, Jakarta Timur
DKI Jakarta - Indonesia

PT Pelabuhan Indonesia I (Persero) / PELINDO 1Indonesia Port Corporation I
Booth No. 36

Kementerian PerhubunganPhonee-mailWebsiteAddress: +621 3852649; 3456779: info151@dephub.go.id: http://www.dephub.go.id/: Jl. Medan Merdeka Barat No. 8, Gambir
Jakarta Pusat - Indonesia

Booth No. 4

Terminal Petikemas Koja

Booth No.
15 - 17

Contact Person : M. Eriansyah
Job Title: Corporate Secretary
Phone: +62821 6481 7000
e-mail: meriansyah@pelindo1.co.id;
meriansyah@yahoo.com; meeriansyah@gmail.com
Address: Jl. Krakatau Ujung No. 100, Medan - Indonesia

Booth No.
15 - 17PT Pelabuhan Indonesia II (Persero)

Contact Person : SofyanGumelar
Job Title: SDVP Komunikasi Perusahaan
Phone: +62821 1000 2867
e-mail: corp_sec@indonesiaport.co.id; gum@indonesiaport.co.id
Address: Jl. Pasoso No. 1, Tanjung Priok, Jakarta - Indonesia

Contact Person : Mr. Nuryono Arief
Job Title: Sekretaris Perusahaan
Phone: +621 4374142
e-mail: nuryono.arief@gmail.com
Address: Jl. Digul No. 1, Koja, Jakarta Utara, Indonesia

Booth No. 25

Konecranes

Booth No.
15 - 17PT Pelabuhan Indonesia III (Persero)

Contact Person : Mrs. Cindy Shi
Job Title: Marketing Manager, Port Solution, Asia PacificPhone: +86 135 6469 3786
e-mail: cindy.shi@konecranes.com
Address: Koneenkatu 8, Hyvinkaa, Finland

Contact Person : Widyaswendra
Job Title: Vice President of Corporate Communication
Phone: +6281 1253 726
e-mail: humas@pelindo.co.id or widyas.wendra@pelindo.co.id
Address: Jl Perak Timur No. 610, Surabaya 60165, Indonesia
Booth No. 19

Mantsinen Group

Contact Person : Mr. Markku Vuorinen
Job Title: Area Sales Director
Phone: +358 20 755 1230
e-mail: markku.vuorinen@mantsinen.com
Address: Valikankaantie 3, FI-800400 Ylamylly, Finland

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EXHIBITOR LIST
Booth No.
15 - 17PT Pelabuhan Indonesia IV

Booth No. 28

ShibataFenderTeam

Contact Person : Mrs. Anna - Lena Georg
Job Title: Marketing Manager
Phone: +0049 40 638610167
e-mail: a.georg@shibata-fender.team
Address: Tarpen 40 / Building 1b, Germany

Contact Person : Mr. Baharuddin M
Job Title: Corporate Secretary
Phone: +62 411 3616549 ext. 6204
e-mail: humas@inaport4.co.id
Address: Jl Soekarno No. 1Makassar-Sulawesi Selatan 90173
Indonesia

Booth No. 13

SOGET
Booth No. 21A

PT Pelabuhan Tanjung Priok

Contact Person : Mr. Kiki M. Hikmat/Mr. Febrianto Zenny
Job Title: Corporate Secretary & Hub. Eksternal/
Assitant Manager CSR
Phone: +621 4301080
e-mail: corsecptp@indonesiaport.co.id
Address: Jl. Raya Pelabuhan No. 9, Jakarta Utara - Indonesia

Contact Person : Mr. Pascal Ollivier
Job Title: Director of Corporate Development
Phone: +33 02 33 192554
e-mail: marketing@soget.fr
Address: Docks Dombasle, 4 rue des Lamaneurs
Le Havre - France
Booth No. 27

Terminal Petikemas Surabaya
Booth No.
35 & 37

PT PP (Persero) Tbk

Contact Person : Mr. Nugroho Agung Sanyoto
Job Title: Senior Vice President
Phone: +621 87784137
e-mail: corsec@pt-pp.com
Address: Wisma Subiyanto Jl. Letjend TB Simatupang No. 57
Pasar Rebo, Jakarta Timur - Indonesia

Booth No. 41

PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia, Tbk

Booth No. 31

Saab Maritime Trafﬁc Management

Contact Person : Mrs. Erika A. Palupi
Job Title: Legal & Commercial Manager
Phone: +631 3283265; 70e-mail: humas@tps.co.id
Address: Jl. Tanjung Mutiara 01, Surabaya - Indonesia

Contact Person : Mr. David Lloyd
Job Title: Director Business Development
Phone: +1 604 689 7117
e-mail: dlloyd@kleinsystems.com
Address: 300 - 3500 Gilmore Way, Burnaby BC - Canada

Contact Person : Mr. Ruruh Putro Susetyo
Job Title: Manager Segment Support
Phone: +621 3866006
e-mail: ruruh@telkom.co.id
Address: Menara Multimedia 11th Floor
Jl. Kebon Sirih 10-12, Jakarta Pusat
Booth No.
22 & 30

Ulsan Port Authority
Booth No. 39

Sabah Ports Sdn Bhd.

Contact Person : Jeong-Min, AN
Job Title: Assistant Manager, Logistics Planning TeamPhone
: + 82-52-228-5426
Mobile: + 82-10-9062-9431
e-mail: anjm9431@upa.or.kr

Contact Person : Mr. Peter George Mather Jr
Job Title: Customer Relations Executive
Phone: +60 88 483 390
e-mail: customer_relations@spsb.com.my; peter@spsb.com.my
Address: Wisma Sabah Ports, Jalan Sapangar, Sapangar Bay
P.O. Box 203, Pos Mini Indah Permai, Sabah - Malaysia

Booth No. 32

Sagta Engineering Ltd.

Contact Person : Mr. Frank Wang
Job Title: General Manager
Phone: +0086 21 61639777
e-mail: frank@sagta.com
Address: 812 No. 1438 North Shanxi Road, China

46

Booth No. 18

Xylem

Contact Person : Mr. Greg Weiss
Job Title: Business Development Manager
Phone: +65 63330078
e-mail: greg.weiss@xyleminc.com
Address: 10 Upper Aljunied Link, Singapore

47

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Booth No.
22 & 30

Yeosu Gwangyang Port Authority

Contact Person : Yunhyung JUNG
Job Title: ManagerPhone: +82-61-797-4548
e-mail: yhjung@ygpa.or.kr
PT Pelabuhan Indonesia II (Persero) Branch Banten

Booth No. 24

Contact Person : Miftah Fajrisah
Job Title: SPV. Humas & Pelayanan Pelanggan
Phone: +62 254 601221
e-mail: banten@indonesiaport.co.id
Address: Jl. Raya Pelabuhan No. 1 Ciwandan
Cilegon, Banten, Indonesia

INSA – Indonesian National Shipowners' Association

Contact Person : Mr. Dian. A Imirsyah
Job Title: Deputy of Organization and Membership Division
Phone: +621 3447149; 3842307
e-mail: info@insa.or.id
Address: Jl. Tanah Abang III No. 10, Jakarta Pusat, Indonesia

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Booth No.
1&2

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NEWS FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASECONTACT:

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IAPH
Tel: +81-3-5403-2770
Fax: +81-3-5403-7651
h_nagai@iaphworldports.org
www.iaphworldports.org

30th International Association of Ports and Harbors (IAPH) World Ports
Conference convenes in Bali, Indonesia
TOKYO, May 15, 2017 – The International Association of Ports and Harbors (IAPH)
convened at its 30th World Ports Conference in Bali Nusa Dua, Indonesia, 7-12 May
2017, under the theme of “Enabling Trade, Energizing The World”, was successfully
concluded, attracting more than 650 delegates, accompanying persons, guest
speakers, sponsors and exhibitors from 50 countries in the world.
At the Opening ceremony, 10 May, Mr. Luhut Binsar Panjaitan, Coordinating Minister
for Maritime Affairs of Indonesia, welcomed all the participants to Bali, Indonesia andmentioned that “the Indonesian delegation should utilize this event to update current
issues around ports, build networks, and explore the business potential of theparticipants of other countries." He further stated that “Our ports already have goodfacilities, and they can be delivered to the participants of IAPH conference in Bali,”and then officially declared the conference open.
Mr. Elvyn G. Masassya, President Director of Pelindo II, representing four hostorganizations of Pelindo I, II, III and IV, mentioned in his welcome speech that "IPC
(Pelindo II) has the responsibility to provide the best and quality logistics and port
services and the momentum of this IAPH conference is an opportunity for us all toshow that readiness."

In his preceding speech, IAPH President Mr. Santiago Garcia Milà, mentioned “This
Conference will be a milestone event in the history of IAPH where we seek to position
ourselves to be a more professional and open society and to do more for ourmembers.”
Also participating and delivering a speech, through a video message, was IMO
Secretary General Mr. Kitack Lim, who stressed the conference theme of “Enabling
Trade, Energizing The World” perfectly captures the wider role ports must play in thecurrent world trade and as an indispensable link of logistics chain and further
commended our long history of working together.
Working Sessions
The ensuing working sessions tuned out to be an excellent forum to learn the latest
trends of ports, shipping and logistics world, dealing with such topics as New Port
Projects and The Effect of Special Economic Zone on the Port Growths; Hinterland
Connectivity and Multimodal Logistics; The Evolution of Global Shipping Industry andShipping Routes; Maritime Transport Network and Port Innovation; Collaboration
Opportunities to Strengthen Cooperation and Sustainability among Ports; andIndonesia Maritime Transformation
IAPH Bali Resolutions
At the Annual General Meeting held on 12 May, IAPH adopted two businessresolutions to make its position known and clear on subjects of immediate concern,
as follows:

Resolution on “Contribution of ports to the mitigation of climate change and its
effects”
Resolution on “Planning cyber security program to reduce cyber risks”

Full text of the resolutions is appended.
- end About IAPH
Founded in 1955, the International Association of Ports and Harbors (IAPH) is a
nonprofit global alliance of roughly 180 ports and 150 maritime companies andinstitutes representing about 90 countries. The IAPH is dedicated to fostering
cooperation among ports and harbors and promoting the vital role they play increating a peaceful, more prosperous world. Based in Tokyo and recognized as
the only voice speaking for ports around the globe, the IAPH has Consultative
NGO Status from the United Nations and is active in developing international
trade and maritime policy. IAPH member ports handle about 80 percent of worldcontainer traffic and more than 60 percent of all international maritime trade.
###Resolution on “Contribution of ports to the mitigation of climate change and its effects”
Adopted on May 12, 2017 by the IAPH Annual General Meeting of the 30th World Ports
Conference in Bali, Indonesia_______________________________________________________________
RECOGNIZING that the Paris Agreement entered into force on November 4, 2016 thatunites all nations in a common cause to undertake ambitious efforts to combat climate change andadapt to its effects;
NOTING that the Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC) of the International Maritime
Organization at its 70th session in October 2016 has approved the roadmap for developing a“Comprehensive IMO strategy on reduction of GHG emissions from ships”, which foresees an initial
GHG strategy to be adopted in 2018;
NOTING FURTHER that IAPH supported the development of this roadmap by submission MEPC
70/7/9 and that IAPH will be a co-sponsor for a submission on the level of ambition for the IMO
strategy at MEPC at its 71st session in July 2017 submitted by Germany et al (MEPC 71/7/8);
BEING AWARE that; Ports worldwide have a position at the crossroad of the land based and maritime industry; Ports occupy a unique place as key 'hubs' in global supply chains, which enables them toinfluence the sustainability of those supply chains; The possible consequences of climate change, such as the rise of sea level and extreme weather
conditions may threaten the future of ports and their accessibility; Transport through ports, port operations, and industrial activities at ports contribute togreenhouse gas emission; Ports have many opportunities and a responsibility to contribute to the reduction of greenhousegas emissions; Measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions may be effectively combined with measures that
reduce emissions of criteria pollutants and operating costs.
 Developments like renewable energy, low carbon fuels, energy transition and the circular
economy create new markets and possibilities for ports and the maritime industry.
RECALLING that in 2008 the IAPH WORLD PORTS CLIMATE CONFERENCE published theWORLD PORTS CLIMATE DECLARATION;CONSIDERING that in the light of the developments in Paris in December 2015 and the roadmap
proposed by MEPC, a reconfirmation of responsibility and action with new perspectives for ports
might be in place;
IT IS RESOLVED that ports around the world are urged to take their responsibility, within theirrespective regional and national conventions and requirements, using amongst others the initiativesof the WPCI program which are now being redefined and included in the World Ports Sustainability
Program, to take action to contribute to the mitigation of climate change and its effects by adaptation
measures for port structures and by facilitating the shipping industry and port industry in all possible
ways to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions.

Resolution on “Planning cyber security program to reduce cyber risks”
Adopted on May 12, 2017 by the IAPH Annual General Meeting of
The 30th IAPH World Ports Conference in Bali, Indonesia_______________________________________________________________REALIZING that ports are major gateways for international commerce, and protecting theconfidentiality, integrity and availability of their data and IT systems is essential to avoid disruptions
not only at local port operations but also across the global supply chain as a whole.
REALIZING FURTHER that, faced with the rapid growth of cyber-attacks worldwide, the IAPH,
representing the global voice of ports and harbors, considers it essential to raise awareness aboutcyber risk threats and vulnerabilities and, thus, begin a concerted effort to reduce cyber risks to port
data and IT-driven operational systems.
BEING AWARE that some ports already have programs and protocols in place to effectively deal
with these threats through, for instance, facilities like Cyber Security Operations Center;
NOTING that installation of such facilities requires a commitment of substantial funds to purchaseequipment and, more critically, human capital to pave the way for effective coordination andintegration with other port IT systems, including port community system, smart port concept and IoTtechnologies, etc.;
NOTING FURTHER that the IMO, BIMCO, US Coastguard and other interested parties havepublished guidelines respectively on the following subjects:Interim Guidelines on Maritime Cyber Risk Management (IMO, MSC.1/Circ.1526, 1 June
2016)
Guidelines on Cyber Security onboard Ships (BIMCO, CLIA, ICS, INTERCARGO and
INTERTANKO, January 2016)
Cyber Strategy (US Coast Guard, June 2015)

IT IS REVOLVED that IAPH will monitor, collect and disseminate to its members relevant
information on cases involving cyber-attacks to port facilities as an effort toward keeping ports
abreast of cyber security trends, helping ports ensure safe port operations, and continuing to address
cyber security challenges in consultation with other interested parties in the maritime community
and with the IMO.

Resolution Expressing Appreciation
Adopted on May 12, 2017 by the IAPH Annual General Meeting of
The 30th IAPH World Ports Conference in Bali, Indonesia_______________________________________________________________
WHEREAS, the 30th Conference of the International Association of Ports and Harbors convened at
the Bali Nusa Dua Convention Center has been in all respects successful due to the excellent
organization and execution of the business and social programs;
NOW THEREFORE IT BE RESOLVED that on this Twelfth Day of May on the occasion of theAnnual General Meeting of the 30th Conference, the International Association of Ports and Harbors,
assembled in Bali, Indonesia, from May 7 to 12, 2017, hereby extends its gratitude to the followings;
Mr. Elvyn G. Masassya
Chair of Host Committee, President Director, Pelindo II
Mr. Bambang Eka Cahyana
President Director, Pelindo I
Mr. IGN Askhara Danadiputra
President Director, Pelindo III
Mr. Doso Agung
President Director, Pelindo IV
AND IT BE FURTHER RESOLVED that our thanks also go to the Chairmen and Speakers of theentire conference, to the Sponsors and Exhibitors, to members of the local organizing committee led
by Conference Vice President Shanti Puruhita, to other generous sponsors, to the media for theirrespective support and contribution to the success of the Conference, and also to those in various
capacities, including spouses, partners and accompanying persons for their participation in the 30th
World Ports Conference of this Association.

ACCOMPANYINGPERSON’SPROGRAMDINNER PROGRAM

Networking Reception
Monday, May 8, 2017 - 18:30

BEBEK BENGIL, NUSA DUADress Code : Smart CasualParticipants who have arrived in Bali are invited tocome for Networking Reception on Monday, 8th May
at Bebek Bengil Nusa Dua Restaurant. It offers thegreat first impression of Bali nuance and the righttime to meet other delegates. Enjoy the authentic
crispy duck cooked in traditional herbs and spices,served with Indonesian vegetables and the famous
Sambal Matah.

Cocktail Reception
Tuesday, May 9, 2017 - 18:30

Welcome Dinner Reception
Wednesday, May 10, 2017 - 18:30

GAMELAN BALLROOM SOFITEL,BALI NUSA DUA BEACH RESORTTAMAN JEPUN, BALI NUSA DUACONVENTION CENTER

Dress Code : Smart Casual

Dress Code : Smart CasualParticipants are invited to join us for Cocktail
Reception on Tuesday, 9th May 2017.
The Gamelan Ballroom at Sofitel Bali Nusa Dua Beach
Resort offers the perfect setting to meet and catch
up with delegates, network and socialize.
Shuttle bus available.

To commence the conference week the Host of IAPH
Bali 2017 would like to invite you to a Welcome Dinner
Reception to take place at the outdoor area of Bali
Nusa Dua Convention Center (BNDCC), Nusa Dua,the conference venue.

Gala Dinner
Friday, May 12, 2017 - 18:30

GARUDA WISNU KENCANA (GWK)CULTURAL PARK
Dress Code : Smart Casual

The Gala Dinner will be one of the highlights of the conference. It will be held at
Garuda Wisnu Kencana(GWK) Cultural Park located at the famous Jimbaran Bay.
Exotic and spectacular are words that can describe the magnificence of GWK
Cultural Park. Symbolizing Wisnu, the Hindu- Balinese God of Life and Peace,
astride the monumental statue Eagle Garuda.
Shuttle bus available.

ACCOMPANYING PERSON’S PROGRAM
Wednesday, May 10, 2017

Option 1
COOKING CLASS &UBUD SHOPPING(08.00 – 16.30 )Discover the spiced flavors of Bali’s virtually unknown cuisine. Classes offer afascinating introduction in to the exotic ingredients and unique culinary heritageof Bali. After lunch at cooking class, visit to Ubud market for local souvenir
products shopping and visit Museum Blanco

Thursday, May 11, 2017

Friday, May 12, 2017

Option 1

Option 1
PAINTING ACTIVITY &ULUWATU TEMPLE(08.45 – 14.30)

Jenggala Ceramic is a ceramics warehouse where clay is given the utmost respect
and treatment to create beautiful tableware and homeware pieces that many
restaurants and homes all over Bali use.

08.00
: Pick up at meeting point (BNDCC) and proceed to Ubud
07.30
: Depart from Official Hotel for BNDCC
08.00: Pick up at meeting point (BNDCC) and proceed to Ubud
09.30
: Arrive at Ubud for Cooking Class activity
09.30 – 10.30 : Enjoy Traditional Balinese Home Cooking Class activity anddemonstration
11.00 – 11.45: Conclude day of Cooking and Lunch with menu cooked
12.00: Depart for Museum Blanco in Ubud
12.30
: Arrive at Museum Blanco and visit the Museum
13.15: Depart for Ubud market
13.30: Arrive at Ubud Art Market and shopping
15.00: Return to BNDCC
16.30: Arrive at BNDCC and Return to Official Hotel

08.15
08.45
09.15
09.30 - 10.30
10.45
11.30
12.15
12.45
13.30
13.45
14.00
14.30

Option 2

Option 2

MENGWI, KEDATON &TANAH LOT TEMPLE(08.00 – 16.15)

BEDUGUL & JATILUWIH TOUR(08.30 – 17.30)

Tour to visit Mengwi the former Royal temple of Taman Ayun, Kedaton the holymonkey forest, and Tanah Lot, one of the most popular places of interest in Bali, islocated on the coast of West Bali, at the village of Beraban in the Tabanan Regency.
It is also called Tanah Let which means ancient land and also Tanah Lod, whichmeans the land to the south. The temple Pura Tanah Lot, simple in its construction,is dramatic in its ocean-front location and is one of the main temples in the worshipof Balinese gods.

Tour to visit to Bedugul mountain resort and Lake Bratan with Ulun Danu temple,
visit Jatiluwih rice terrace is a famous tourist destination in west part of Bali
featured by the breathtaking view of rice terrace unfolding from the foot ofmountain until the coastal side.

: Depart from Official Hotel for BNDCC: Pick up at meeting point (BNDCC) and depart for day tour
: Arrive at Jenggala Ceramic in Jimbaran: Paint a cup activity at Jenggala Ceramics and shopping: Depart for Uluwatu temple: Arrive at Uluwatu and visit: Depart for Restaurant at New Kuta Golf, Pecatu: Arrive at Restaurant and lunch: Proceed to Dreamland beach: Arrive at Dreamland beach, visit and relax: Return to BNDCC: Arrive at BNDCC and Return to Official Hotel

BARONG DANCE &TAMPAK SIRING TEMPLE(08.30 – 14.30)

The tour to Visit Tampak siring the holy spring water of Tirta Empul, en route stopin Batubulan village to see barong dance performance.
08.00
08.30
09.30
10.30
11.15
12.00
12.30
13.30
14.30

: Depart from Hotel for BNDCC: Pick up at meeting point (BNDCC) and depart for Batubulan village: Arrive at Batubulan and see Barong dance performance: Depart for Tampaksiring: Arrive at Tampaksiring and visit the temple: Depart for Restaurant in Ubud
: Arrive at Restaurant and Lunch at The Pond
: Return to BNDCC: Arrive at BNDCC and Return to Official Hotel

Option 2
SOUVENIR SHOPPING &SPA (08.30 – 14.30)

Enjoy shopping for souvenirs of traditional Balinese products and then take yourtwo-hour of Aromatherapy body massage.

07.30
08.00
09.30
10.30
11.00
11.45
12.15
13.00
13.15
14.15
16.15

: Depart from Official Hotel for BNDCC: Pick up at meeting point (BNDCC) and depart for
Mengwi: Arrive at Mengwi and visit: Depart for Kedaton: Arrive at Kedaton and visit: Depart for Restaurant at Tanah Lot area
: Arrive at Restaurant and enjoy Lunch at Dewi Shinta
Restaurant in Tanah Lot: Depart for Tanah Lot temple: Arrive at Tanah Lot temple and visit the area
: Return to BNDCC: Arrive at BNDCC and Return to Official Hotel

08.00
08.30
11.00
12.00
12.30
13.30
14.15
15.00
17.30

: Depart from Hotel for BNDCC: Pick up at meeting point (BNDCC) and depart for Bedugul: Arrive at Bedugul and visit the area
: Depart for Restaurant: Arrive at Restaurant for Lunch at
Latutitude Restaurant: Depart for Jatiluwih: Arrive at Jatiluwih and visit the area
: Return to BNDCC: Arrive at BNDCC and Return to Official HotelContact Person for Tour Program:
Dewa Astina +628 7862430391 | Kadek Rismawan +628 1936094953

08.00
08.30
09.00
10.00
10.30
12.30
12.45
13.45
14.30

: Depart from Hotel for BNDCC: Pick up at meeting point (BNDCC) and depart for Krisna Souvenir
Center or similar: Arrive at Krisna Souvenir Center or similar and enjoy shopping: Depart for Halo Bali Spa in Denpasar: Arrive at Halo Bali Spa and take your two-hour Aromatherapy
Body Massage: Depart for Restaurant for Lunch: Arrive at Restaurant and Lunch at
Kemangi Restaurant: Return BNDCC: Arrive at BNDCC and Return to Official HotelEXHIBITOR LIST

7-12 May 2017
Bali Nusa Dua Convention Center (BNDCC)
Nusa Dua, Bali - Indonesia

www.iaphbali2017.com

EXHIBITOR LISTCOMPANY’S NAME

009 - 010

STAGE

LUNCH AREA

021B

022 & 030

011

031

041

021A
008
COFFEE BREAK AREA

JapanPort

9 & 10Kalmar20

Konecranes

25

Korea Pavilion

22 & 30

Mantsinen Group19

Ministry of Transportation of Republic of Indonesia

COFFEE BREAK AREA

BOOTH
NO

36

043

007
006

012

020

005

013

019

023

029

024

028

032

040

033

039

045

PT Bank Mandiri (Persero) Tbk.

46, 47, 48

PT Bank Negara Indonesia (Persero) Tbk.

34 & 38PT Bank Rakyat Indonesia (Persero) Tbk.

49 - 50046 - 048

COFFEE BREAK AREA

004

003

014

018

025

027

034 - 038

035 & 037
001

015 - 017

049 - 050

002

026
036

PT Bank Tabungan Negara (Persero) Tbk.

6

PT Harbarindo Baharitama

29

PT Indonesia Kendaraan Terminal

12

PT IPC Logistic Services / PT Multi Terminal
Indonesia

21B

PT Jakarta International Container Terminal

14

COFFEE BREAK AREA

COFFEE BREAK AREAPT New Priok Container Terminal One

45

PT Pelabuhan Tanjung Priok

21A

PT PP (Persero) Tbk

COMPANY’S NAME

Baku International Sea Trade Port CJSCBusan Port Authority

BOOTH
NO

26
22 & 30

CAVOTEC11

chainLOG (Port of Hamburg)

23

CLC Group8

Conductix-Wampfler

7

DHI Water & Environment

40

ESRI

43

Fa. Paul Vahle GmbH + Co. KG

5

IMO Publishing

22 & 30

Indonesia Port Corporation I, II, III, IV

15 - 17

INSA-Indonesian National Shipowners' Association

1&2

24

PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia, Tbk

41

Saab Maritime Traffic Management31

Sabah Ports Sdn Bhd

39

Sagta Engineering Ltd.

32

ShibataFenderTeam

28

SOGET

13

Terminal Petikemas Koja

4

Terminal Petikemas Surabaya
Ulsan Port Authority
Xylem
Yeosu Gwangyang Port Auhtority

33

Incheon Port Authority

1

35 & 37

PT Pelabuhan Indonesia II (Persero) Branch Banten

27
22 & 30
18
22 & 30

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Booth No. 26

Baku International Sea Trade Port CJSC

Contact Person : Mrs. Aynur Arazova
Job Title: Chief of Staff
Phone: +99412 5990003
e-mail: aarazova@portofbaku.com
Address: 72 Uzeyir Hajibeyor St, Azerbaijan

The Port of Baku is the oldest and largest port on the caspicun sea. For centuries, Port of Baku served
as a line between East and West, alongside the ancient sea road as well as Nort-South transport
corridor that connects North Europe and Russia with Middle East and Sout Asia. Port of Baku willcomplete phase 1 of it's new international sea and trade port by 2017, increasing capacity to 11,5
million tons of cargo per year and up to 50.000 containers, many which could be transshipped
between China, Central Asia, and Europe on 17 March 2016, President of Azerbaijan, Mr. Ilham Aliyev
signed a Decree on creation of the first-ever Free Trade Zone in and around the New Port of Baku. The
FTZ will offer special tax and customs incentives and stimulate growth in the non-oil economy of thecountry, creating stable and protected investment climate and attractive new sources of foreign
direct investment.

Booth No.
46, 47 & 48

PT Bank Mandiri (Persero) Tbk

Contact Person : Mr. Rohan Hafas
Job Title: Senior Vice President
Phone: +621 3002-5299
e-mail: rohan.hafas@bankmandiri.co.id
Address: Jl. Jenderal Gatot Subroto Kav. 36-38
Jakarta - Indonesia
PT Bank Mandiri (Persero) was established on October 2, 1998 as part of the restructuring programfor national banking sector carried out by the Government on Findonesia. Four state-owned banks,
namely Bank Bumi Daya (BBD), Bank Dagang Negara (BDN), Bank Ekspor Impor Indonesia (BankExim) and Bank Pembangunan Indonesia (Bapindo) merged to form Bank Mandiri.
As a State-Owned Bank that operates at the fourth largest population country in the world, as well as
in order to realize the long-term aspiration of Bank Mandiri (2020) namely “Indonesia's best,
ASEAN's prominent” or to be financial institution with best performance in terms of services,
products, and yield returns to shareholders, as well as the benefits received by society at large in
ASEAN level. On December 31, 2016 Bank Mandiri's total asset value amounting to Rp 1,000 trillion
with the composition of comprising Customer Funds including Current Account, Savings andDeposits that are recorded at Rp 187.03 trillion, Rp 302.34 trillion and Rp 273.12 trillion respectively.
This successful achievement was the result of hard work and positive synergy which created in Bank
Mandiri, which continuously done by increasing the competency, innovating and developing banking
products and services in all business segments.
With the spirit to prosper the country, Mandiri Group has financing the development of infrastructure
across the country consist of 272.34 km from 13 toll roads project, financing 30% of national power
generation, financing the development of world class seaport with a total limit of financing IDR 6.14
Trillion and also support cashless transaction solution in toll roads and port services.
Bank Mandiri are continuously seeking mutually beneficial business opportunities that createsynergies, building alliances and strengthening our supporting businesses with and through our
subsidiaries, notably Mandiri Sekuritas in investment banking, AXA Mandiri Financial Services ininsurance, Bank Syariah Mandiri in Sharia banking, Bank Mandiri Taspen Pos in micro banking, andMandiri Tunas Finance in multi-finance. In 2011, Bank Mandiri acquired Mandiri AXA General Insurance(MAGI), a joint-venture between Bank Mandiri and AXA Societe Anonyme, to strengthen Bank
Mandiri's penetration into the general insurance business. And lastly in 2016, Bank Mandiri just formed
Mandiri Capital Indonesia that acts as a bridge connectiong investors and entrepreneurs to the everevolving financial technology sector. With various subsidiaries that support the businesses, Bank
Mandiri Group have further strengthened its position as a prominent financial holdings institution inIndonesia.

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Booth No.
34 & 38PT Bank Negara Indonesia (Persero) Tbk

Contact Person : Mr. Arga Fitra Jaya
Phone
: +621 251 1946e-mail: arga.fitrajaya@bni.co.id
Address: Jl. Jendral Sudirman Kav. 1, Jakarta, Indonesia
Since its establishment in 1946, BNI has been consistent in striving towards its vision as a leading
financial institution with excellent services and performance, serving the country as the pride of thenation.
In actively performing its role as a banking intermediary and financial conglomeration, BNI continues
to make meaningful contributions for the progress of the people and nation of Indonesia, now and in
future years.

Booth No.
49 & 50

PT Bank Rakyat Indonesia (Persero) Tbk.

Contact Person : Mrs. Mei Nindya Putri
Job Title: Relationship Manager of SOE Business Division 1 BRI
Phone: +621 5751300; 5751367; 5751966
e-mail: humas@bri.co.id;
Address: Jl. Jendral Sudirman Kav 44-45, Jakarta, Indonesia
With over 120 years of experience, BRI is the largest bank asset (Rp 1003 Trillion) and loan portofolio
in Indonesia that is focused on serving the Micro, SME sectors through a service network
encompassing the fartest reach of the Archipelago, including with Teras BRI and BRIsat
communication satellite.

Booth No. 6

PT Bank Tabungan Negara (Persero) Tbk.

Contact Person : Mr. Dalu Tjahyono
Job Title: Manager Commercial Funding & Services Division
Phone: +621 6336789; 6332666
e-mail: emfd@btn.co.id
Address: Menara BTN, Jl. Gajah Mada No. 1
Jakarta Pusat, Indonesia-

1897 BTN berdiri dengan nama “Postpaarbank” (Pemerintah Belanda”
1950 Perubahan nama menjadi “Bank Tabungan Pos” oleh Pemerintah RI
1963 Berganti nama menjadi Bank Tabungan Negara
1974 Ditunjuk Pemerintah sebagai satu-satunya yang menyalurkan KPR bagi golongan masyarakat
menengah kebawah.
- 1989 Memulai operasi sebagai bank komersial & menerbitkan Obligasi pertama

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Booth No.
22 & 30

Busan Port Authority

Contact Person :Ji-seon Park
Job Title: Deputy Manager
Phone: +82-51-999-3252
e-mail: jspark@busanpa.com
Address: 122 Daegyo-ro, Jung-gu, Busan, South Korea
Busan Port has been Korea's number one port since its opening in 1876. In 2015, Busan Port handled
more than 19.4 million TEU as the 6th busiest container port and the 3rd largest transshipment port in
the globe. High-tech cargo handling facilities and outstanding port personnel provide optimized port
services to customers visiting Busan Port.

Booth No. 11

CAVOTEC

Contact Person : Mrs. Lorene Grandidier
Job Title: Group Marketing Operations &Business Development Manager
Phone: +41 9194 4010
e-mail: lorene.grandidier@cavotec.com
Address: 32 Jay Avenue, Teesside Industrial Estate
Thornaby, Stocktom - An Tees, United Kingdom
Cavotec is a global engineering group that manufactures power transmission, distribution andcontrol technologies that form the link between fixed and mobile equipment in the Ports & Maritime
and Airports & Industry sectors. To find out more about Cavotec, visit our website atwww.cavotec.com.

Booth No. 23

chainLOG (Port of Hamburg)

Contact Person : Ms. Andreia Tolciu, PhD
Job Title: Head of Corporate Strategy
Phone: +49 40 42847 2138
e-mail: andreia.tolciu@hpa.hamburg.de
Address: HPA-Hamburg Port Authority, Neuer Wandrahm 4
Hamburg - Germany
ChainLOG is a pilot logistics platform initiated by the Port of Hamburg in cooperation with the Port ofBusan. The goal is to promote and increase connectivity among port businesses and to optimize thesupply chain by giving global visibility to local actors.

Booth No. 8

CLC Group

Contact Person : Mr. Albert Neo
Job Title: Sales Manager
Phone: +65 62625070
e-mail: albert-neo@clc-enterprises.com
Address: 21 Bukit Batok Crescent, #10-77 Wcega Tower
Singapore
CLC Group is the pioneer in Harbor premium LED lights manufacturer.

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Booth No. 07

Conductix-Wampﬂer

Contact Person : Mr. Claus Burger
Job Title: Global Market Manager Container HandlingPhone: +49 76 21/6 62-140
e-mail: claus.burger@conductix.com
Address: Rheinstrasse 27 + 33, Weil am Rhein - Germany
In ports everything needs to be reliable when operating 24/7/365. Energy and Data Transmission
Systems play a crucial role within the trend to port automation.
Conductix-Wampfler, a leading supplier of power and data transmission systems to mobile
equipment, offers all available technologies and products to meet customers' requirements in mostchallenging ports environments.

Booth No. 40

DHI Water and Environment

Contact Person : Mr. Simon Mortensen
Job Title: Group Executive - Ports & Navigation
Phone: +61 7 5564 0916
e-mail: awe@dhigroup.com
Address: Level 2, 12 Short Street, Southport, Gold Coast - Australia
DHI is a not for profit, research and development based institution focused on establishing advanced
technology.
DHI's Ports and Navigation Sector has pioneered a software suite to optimise port operations,maximise channel capacity and, improve maritime risk management. Through the complete
integration of numerical processes, we are able to provide highly accurate solutions compared to
traditional methods. DHI's Ports and Navigation technology has yielded significant cost benefits toports across Australia and overseas.

Booth No. 43

ESRI

Contact Person : Mrs. Angelina Sturdivan
Job Title: Event CoordinatorPhone: +909 793 2853
e-mail: asturdivan@esri.com
Address: 380 New York St. Redlands, CA- USA
ESRI applies The Science of Where to unlock data's full potential in every organization. We continue
to pioneer real-world problem solving using geographic information systems (GIS). Using thispowerful platform ro reveal deeper insights in their data, Esri users are creating the maps that run theworld.

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Booth No. 29

PT Harbarindo Baharitama

Contact Person : Mrs. Angelina Kristanti
Job Title: Secretary
Phone: +621 80873909
e-mail: angel@harbarindo.com
Address: Jl. Dewi Sartika No. 148 Lt. 2, Cawang
Jakarta Timur, DKI Jakarta - Indonesia
PT. Harbarindo Baharitama is a Jakarta based sales consultancy powerhouse with a solid track recordin port and terminal equipment investments.
Harbarindo is a service and maintenance company, too, meaning that we help our customers to getvery best out of their equipment. We talk about safe and productive use of cranes and prime movers,
excellent availability rates and ultimately, we talk about return on investment and profitability of all
business parties. We are a team of executives, senior experts and young talents locating across theIndonesian archipelago.

Booth No. 33

IMO Publishing

Contact Person : Mrs. Bianka Dats-Fawzy
Job Title: Head Sales and MarketingPhone: +0044 2074 634132
e-mail: smcelhay@imo.org
Address: 4 Albert Embankment, United Kingdom
IMO Publishing is committed to supplying high-quality publications in English, French, Spanish,
Arabic, Chinese and Russian. The dissemination of this information, including attendance at maritime
exhibitions worldwide and e-newsletters to interested parties, plays an important role in promoting
safe, secure and efficient shipping on clean oceans.

Booth No.
22 & 30

Incheon Port Authority

Contact Person : Ms. Jihye Ha
Job Title: Assistant Manager
Phone: +82-32-890-8238
e-mail: jhha0626@icpa.or.kr
Address: Seohaedaero 366, Jung-gu, Incheon
Incheon Port Authority was established in 2005 to develop Incheon Port as a competitive logistics
base and thereby contribute to the national economy. The goal of IPA is to develop port facilities andhinterland, as well as to improve expertise and efficiency in port management and operation, so that
Incheon Port establishes itself as a leading base station for exchange in the Yellow Sea region.

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Booth No. 12

PT Indonesia Kendaraan Terminal

Contact Person : Mrs. Merlyn Situmorang
Job Title: Corporate Secretary
Phone: +621 43932251
e-mail: theresia.merlin@gmail.com
Address: Jl. Sindang Laut, Cilincing, Jakarta Utara - Indonesia
PT Indonesia Kendaraan Terminal (PT IKT) is one of subsidiary of PT Pelabuhan Indonesia II (Persero)
which established on November 5, 2012. PT IKT runs the business in providing and developing port
facilities, also optimizing company' s resources in loading cargoes from and to the vessels such as
cargodoring, stevedoring, receiving and delivery cargoes. PT Indonesia Kendaraan Terminal islocated in prime location, Tanjung Priok and the only first and biggest Car Terminal in Indonesia also it
would become the fifth biggest car terminal in the world.
Our Vision: Becoming an Excellent World-Class Car Terminal in operations and services.
Our Mission: the car terminal operator that able to continously maximizing valued added for all
stakeholders in escalating the growth of national economics
IKT Tagline: CINTA will unite all the best work, IPC Car Terminal is the world-class terminal.

PT IPC Logistic Services/PT Multi Terminal Indonesia

Booth No. 21B

Contact Person : Mrs. Elis Suhana
Job Title: Corporate Secretary
Phone: +621 29104000
e-mail: elis@multiterminal.co.id
Address: Jl. Pulau Payung No. 1, Tanjung Priok Jakarta - Indonesia
PT Multi Terminal Indonesia (MTI) also know as IPC Logistic Services is a subsidiary company of PT
Pelabuhan Indonesia II (IPC). Our services : Freight Forwarding, Customs Clearance, Warehouse &Distribution, Pasoso Railway Station, Multi Cargo & Transportation, Heavy Equipment, Halal Logistic& Cols Storage.

Booth No. 14

PT Jakarta International Container Terminal

Contact Person : Mrs. Indhira Gita Lestari
Job Title: Corporate Affairs Manager
Phone: +621 43905111
e-mail: ca@jict.co.id
Address: Jl. Sulawesi Ujung No. 1, Tanjung Priok
Jakarta - Indonesia
JICT is the largest container terminal in Indonesia. JICT operates container service for ocean goingvessels at Tanjung Priok port and strategically located at the industrial heartland of western Java.
Since established in 1999, JICT has been committed to serve as nation's gateway with major deep-sea
and short-sea shipping lines.

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Booth No.
9 & 10JapanPort

Contact Person : Mr. Susumu Naruse
Job Title: President
Phone: +81 3 5403 2770
e-mail: a_fujinami@iaphworldports.org
Address: 7th Floor South Tower New Pier
Takeshiba 1-16-1 Kaigan, Minato-ku, Tokyo - Japan
JapanPORT is the exhibition booth organized by the Japanese Foundation for IAPH, comprised ofmajor port authorities and organizations in Japan. The booth will provide participants with an
overview of Japanese ports and introduce the concept of a“smartPORT”. For example, Hakata Porthasintroduced the logistics IT system known as “HiTS” in 2000, which greatly increases the efficiency
and security of logistics.The interactive demonstration will give you an idea how advanced Japanese
IT will achieve the smartPORT concept.
In addition, various strategic initiatives have been introduced for Japanese ports to contribute to therevitalization of the national and regional economy. One is the creation of International Container
Hubs (ICHs). The purpose of ICH is to improve the locationalconditions for enterprises and reinforce
the global competitiveness of Japan's economy by maintaining and expanding port calls at Japanese
ports by ships of major international lines. International Container Hubs, Keihin and Hanshin, will
provideinformation on their port development projectsand port management systems.We are also
promoting the cruise industry. The Government of Japan has created a website which provides
information on cruises in Japan and has also set up a “Cruise Contact Desk,” a one-stop desk forcruise promotion.We would like to share the best practices related to cruise promotion in order tofoster the continued growth of the cruise industry.

Booth No. 20

KalmarContact Person : Mr. Heryanto Thamrin
Job Title: Product Manager
Phone: +621 29832112
e-mail: jakarta@indotraktor-utama.co.id
Address: Green Sedayu Bizpark Unit GS1. No. 15
Jl. Cakung Cilincing, Jakarta Timur
DKI Jakarta - Indonesia
Kalmar provides cargo handling solutions to ports, terminals, distribution centres and heavy industry.
We are the industry forerunner in terminal automation and energy-efficient container handling. We
improve the efficiency of your every move through our extensive product portfolio, global service
network and solutions for seamless integration of terminal processes.

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Booth No. 36

Kementerian PerhubunganPhonee-mailWebsiteAddress: +621 3852649; 3456779: info151@dephub.go.id: http://www.dephub.go.id/: Jl. Medan Merdeka Barat No. 8, Gambir
Jakarta Pusat - Indonesia

Booth No. 4

Terminal Petikemas Koja

Contact Person : Mr. Nuryono Arief
Job Title: Sekretaris Perusahaan
Phone: +621 4374142
e-mail: nuryono.arief@gmail.com
Address: Jl. Digul No. 1, Koja, Jakarta Utara, Indonesia

Booth No. 25

Konecranes

Contact Person : Mrs. Cindy Shi
Job Title: Marketing Manager, Port Solution, Asia PacificPhone: +86 135 6469 3786
e-mail: cindy.shi@konecranes.com
Address: Koneenkatu 8, Hyvinkaa, Finland
Konecranes is a world-leading group of Lifting Businesses, serving a broad range of customers,
including manufacturing and process industries, shipyards, ports and terminals. The group has
18,000 employees at 600 locations in 50 countries

Booth No. 19

Mantsinen Group

Contact Person : Mr. Markku Vuorinen
Job Title: Area Sales Director
Phone: +358 20 755 1230
e-mail: markku.vuorinen@mantsinen.com
Address: Valikankaantie 3, FI-800400 Ylamylly, Finland
Mantsinen is manufacturer of the heaviest hydraulic cranes with articulated arm construction in theworld. The operating weights are from 70 tons to 350 tons. Their main applications include
container handling 30 – 40 box/h, bulk handling up to 1500 t/h, general cargo handling 30 – 60 lift/h.
All machines available diesel or electric powered and with wheeled, crawler and rail undercarriages aswell for stationary applications.

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Booth No. 45

PT New Priok Container Terminal One

Contact Person : Mr. Cosmas H. Kresna
Job Title: Administration Manager
Phone: +621 291 44888
e-mail: admin.div@npct1.co.id
Address: Jl. Terminal Kalibaru Raya Kav. B No. 1, Kel Kalibaru,
Kec Cilincing, Jakarta Utara, DKI Jakarta - Indonesia
PT. New Priok Container Terminal One (“NPCT1”) is located in Kalibaru, Tanjung Priok, Jakarta Utara,
Indonesia. NPCT1 is the first phase of New Priok Development with capacity of 1,5 million TEUs per
year. With a total quay length of 850 meters, a draft alongside berths of 16 meters, equipped withlatest Quay Cranes (QC) and Rubber Tired Gantry (RTG), NPCT1 is being the most modern terminal in
Jakarta that be able to accommodate mega container ships plying across the oceans

Booth No. 5

Fa. Paul Vahle GmbH + Co. KG

Contact Person : Mr. Juergen Henkel
Job Title: Key Account Manager
Phone: +492307 7040
e-mail: melanie.schuster@vahle.deAddress: Westicker Stresse. 52, Kamen - Germany
Vahle develops, manufactures and installs customized power and data transmission systems forvarious powerail conductor systems. Vahle offers solutions for:- STS Cranes- RTGS- RMGS- AGVS- Energy Management
In your Port

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EXHIBITOR LISTPT Pelabuhan Indonesia I (Persero) / PELINDO 1Indonesia Port Corporation I

Booth No.
15 - 17

Contact Person : M. Eriansyah
Job Title: Corporate Secretary
Phone: +62821 6481 7000
e-mail: meriansyah@pelindo1.co.id;
meriansyah@yahoo.com; meeriansyah@gmail.com
Address: Jl. Krakatau Ujung No. 100, Medan - Indonesia“INDONESIA GATEWAY”
PT Pelabuhan Indonesia I (Persero) or Pelindo I is one of several companies in Indonesia that are
responsible for port development and port management. Pelindo I’s services comprises of ship
services, goods services, passenger services, logistic services and other port services.
Pelindo 1 is located in a very strategic location for Indonesia, as the Indonesian Gateway. The
existence of such strategic advantage is due to its position in the busiest strait of global trade, theMalacca Strait. Pelindo I operates 27 ports and 6 subsidiaries , it has a strong footprint in Aceh, North
Sumatra, Riau and Riau island.
As a state owned enterprise, Pelindo I is committed to play an active role in improving Indonesia’s
economy. Pelindo I helps provide better connectivity, and better national and global accessibility, by
improving the company’s productivity, services, and business expansion.
Currently, Pelindo 1 is developing Port of Kuala Tanjung as the hub port of western Indonesia .
Through Belawan and Dumai ports, Pelindo 1 facilitates Indonesia’s CPO export to many places acrossthe globe. This continuous development is to support government policy: The Sea Highway (tol laut)which aims to strengthen national connectivity, creating a more effective and efficient national
logistics cost, and also improving national competitiveness.
Vision :To be the number one in Indonesian Port BusinessMission :Providing integrated, excellent and added value port services to accelerate regional
economic growthServices :Containter and Logistic Service
Facilites for handling liquid & dry bulk, multipurpose, Ro-Ro etc.
Warehaouse and Stacking Yard
Pilotage and Towage
Passenger Services
Ship to Ship Transfer Services
Land lease and Property Management
Fresh Water Supply
Consulting Services
Certified :ISO Code Certified (9001 & 14000)
ISPS Code Certified
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Booth No.
15 - 17PT Pelabuhan Indonesia II (Persero)

Contact Person : SofyanGumelar
Job Title: SDVP Komunikasi Perusahaan
Phone: +62821 1000 2867
e-mail: corp_sec@indonesiaport.co.id; gum@indonesiaport.co.id
Address: Jl. Pasoso No. 1, Tanjung Priok, Jakarta - Indonesia
PT Pelabuhan Indonesia II (Persero) or IPC is the largest state-owned port operator in Indonesia witha vision to become a world-class port operator, excellent at operations and services. IPC has 12 port
branches throughout 10 provinces Indonesia, i.e: Ports of Tanjung Priok, Sunda Kelapa, Palembang,
Pontianak, Teluk Bayur, Banten, Bengkulu, Panjang, Cirebon, Jambi, Pangkal Balam and Tanjung
Pandan.
In additional, IPC has 16 (sixteen) subsidiaries and affiliates consisting of PT Pelabuhan Tanjung Priok,
PT Jakarta International Container Terminal, PT Pengembang Pelabuhan Indonesia, PT Indonesia
Kendaraan Terminal, PT Energi Pelabuhan Indonesia, PT Integrasi Logistik Cipta Solusi, PT Jasa
Peralatan Pelabuhan Indonesia, PT Pengerukan Indonesia, PT Electronic Data Interchange Indonesia,
PT Terminal Petikemas Indonesia, PT Pendidikan Maritim dan Logistik Indonesia, PT IPC Terminal
Petikemas, PT Rumah Sakit Pelabuhan, PT Multi Terminal Indonesia, PT Jasa Armada Indonesia, and
KSO TPK Koja.

Booth No.
15 - 17PT Pelabuhan Indonesia III (Persero)

Contact Person : Widyaswendra
Job Title: Vice President of Corporate Communication
Phone: +6281 1253 726
e-mail: humas@pelindo.co.id or widyas.wendra@pelindo.co.id
Address: Jl Perak Timur No. 610, Surabaya 60165, Indonesia

Pelindo III is one of Indonesia’s State-Owned Enterprise that runs port services as a port operator.
Pelindo III manages 43 ports with 16 branches throughout 7 provinces in Indonesia, including Central
Java, East Java, Bali, West Nusa Tenggara, East Nusa Tenggara, Central Kalimantan, and South
Kalimantan. To find out more about Pelindo III, please visit our website at www.pelindo.co.id12

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Booth No.
15 - 17PT Pelabuhan Indonesia IV

Contact Person : Mr. Baharuddin M
Job Title: Corporate Secretary
Phone: +62 411 3616549 ext. 6204
e-mail: humas@inaport4.co.id
Address: Jl Soekarno No. 1Makassar-Sulawesi Selatan 90173
Indonesia“Potential hinterland and tourism in Eastern Indonesia”
PT Pelabuhan Indonesia IV (Persero) or Pelindo IV is a state-owned company engaged in theprovision of port services that consist of services for ships, passengers and goods. Port services
managed are guidance services, services, labuh, mooring, passenger terminal, loading and unloadingof bulk goods and bag, warehousing, container terminals and loading and unloading container.
The working area is spread in 11 provinces in eastern Indonesia or approximately 48% of Indonesia,
East Kalimantan, North Kalimantan, South Sulawesi, North Sulawesi, Central Sulawesi, Southeast
Sulawesi, West Sulawesi, Maluku, North Maluku, Papua and West Papua . Currently Pelindo IV carriesout various activities in 22 Branches, 3 Ports of the region, 2 container terminals (TPK), namely
Petikemas Makassar Terminal and Bitung Container Terminal, 3 Port Service Unit (UPK), and 3
subsidiaries, PT Kaltim Kariangau Terminal, PT Nusantara Terminal Services, PT Equiport Inti
Indonesia. Makassar Port is the most densely populated main port in Eastern Indonesia.
Pelindo IV has a mission from the state to build domestic connectivity in all ports in eastern Indonesia,
whether it is a managed port or not included. This effort to help the government to overcome theimbalance of prices far enough in the western regions of Indonesia, as well as helping thedevelopment of Eastern Indonesia region.
Since December 2015, PT Pelindo IV has also served direct call from Makassar Port, Pantoloan,
Ambon and Sorong with major commodities such as timber, cashew, processed seafood, flour,
seaweed, coconut and plywood, which are brought to various destination countries such as Korea,
China, Japan, Thailand, Philippines, America and Europe
Booth No. 11
Tourism in eastern Indonesia is very diverse and exotic. Bira beach with white sand in South Sulawesi,
Raja Ampat in Papua, Bunaken in North Sulawesi, and various other attractions supported by culinarythat makes people always want to come and enjoy the delicious.
Growing business in our region is also a great potential. This is supported by abundant natural
products, government support, facilities and infrastructure such as ports located in almost all
provincial capitals
Pelindo IV, Lokomotif Indonesia Timur.

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Booth No. 21A

PT Pelabuhan Tanjung Priok

Contact Person : Mr. Kiki M. Hikmat/Mr. Febrianto Zenny
Job Title: Corporate Secretary & Hub. Eksternal/
Assitant Manager CSR
Phone: +621 4301080
e-mail: corsecptp@indonesiaport.co.id
Address: Jl. Raya Pelabuhan No. 9, Jakarta Utara - Indonesia
PT Pelabuhan Tanjung Priok is one of 16 subsidiaries under PT Pelabuhan Indonesia 2 persero withmain business activities in cargo handling services. The company operates from it's headquarters in
Tanjung Priok North Jakarta, with a total business area of 170 hectares comprising operation terminal
1, operation terminal 2, operation terminal 3, as well as Lini 2 and value added services areas.

Booth No.
35 & 37

PT PP (Persero) Tbk

Contact Person : Mr. Nugroho Agung Sanyoto
Job Title: Senior Vice President
Phone: +621 87784137
e-mail: corsec@pt-pp.com
Address: Wisma Subiyanto Jl. Letjend TB Simatupang No. 57
Pasar Rebo, Jakarta Timur - Indonesia
PT Pembangunan Perumahan (Persero) Tbk, a State Owned Enterprise, well-known as *PT PP(Persero) Tbk* is a General Contractor and Investment Company established in 1953. Became a PublicCompany in 2010 (ticker code : *PTPP*) with 49% of the stock is owned by public. Various prestigeous
projects completed by PP such as : Hotel Indonesia, as the 1st High Rise Building in Indonesia (1962),
the 1st cabble stayed bridge in Batam-Tonton (1998), Power Plant at Gorontalo (2016) : the 1st Power
Plant completed as part of 35.000 MW of President's program. PP now is doing the construction of
Kalibaru Project (Priok New Port), the biggest Port in Indonesia. PP has participated in 60% of total
number of Port constructed in Indonesia

Booth No. 31

Saab Maritime Trafﬁc Management

Contact Person : Mr. David Lloyd
Job Title: Director Business Development
Phone: +1 604 689 7117
e-mail: dlloyd@kleinsystems.com
Address: 300 - 3500 Gilmore Way, Burnaby BC - Canada
Saab Maritime Traffic Management delivers software solutions that are used on ships, in ports andalong coasts throughout the world. Saab MTM provides a broad range of solutions to enhance safety,
security, efficiency and environmental protection on waterways and at sea. Saab is your trusted
partner in maritime software.

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Booth No. 39

Sabah Ports Sdn Bhd.

Contact Person : Mr. Peter George Mather Jr
Job Title: Customer Relations Executive
Phone: +60 88 483 390
e-mail: customer_relations@spsb.com.my; peter@spsb.com.my
Address: Wisma Sabah Ports, Jalan Sapangar, Sapangar Bay
P.O. Box 203, Pos Mini Indah Permai, Sabah - Malaysia
Sabah Ports Sdn. Bhd. took over the management of all port operations from Sabah Ports Authority
in 2004. With eight ports located throughout Sabah, SPSB focuses on the streamlining of port
operations, acquisition of modern cargo handling equipment, planning and undertaking new cargohandling facilities as well as manpower development.

Booth No. 32

Sagta Engineering Ltd.

Contact Person : Mr. Frank Wang
Job Title: General Manager
Phone: +0086 21 61639777
e-mail: frank@sagta.com
Address: 812 No. 1438 North Shanxi Road, China
Sagta is an engineering company specialized in developing solution and equipment for:
Infrastructure, heavy lifting, bulk material handling, shipbuilding and offshore, subsea. With years ofexperience in different industry sections and hundreds of professional engineers, Sagta bring thecustomer a high performance, low energy consumption and environment friendly solution. Sagta has
a worldwide network and offer the customers world class service.

Booth No. 28

ShibataFenderTeam

Contact Person : Mrs. Anna - Lena Georg
Job Title: Marketing Manager
Phone: +0049 40 638610167
e-mail: a.georg@shibata-fender.team
Address: Tarpen 40 / Building 1b, Germany
ShibataFenderTeam is one of the leading fender manufacturers with 50+ years of group experienceand an extensive global network. As a specialist for customized fender solutions, they focus on
vertical integration with in-house manufacturing and full scale testing, offering high quality products
at competitive prices.
SFT offers the full range of marine fender products.

Booth No. 13

SOGET

Contact Person : Mr. Pascal Ollivier
Job Title: Director of Corporate Development
Phone: +33 02 33 192554
e-mail: marketing@soget.fr
Address: Docks Dombasle, 4 rue des Lamaneurs
Le Havre - France
World leader in Port Community System with more than 50 references on 4 continents, SOGET is amajor player in trade facilitation.

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Booth No. 27

Terminal Petikemas Surabaya

Contact Person : Mrs. Erika A. Palupi
Job Title: Legal & Commercial Manager
Phone: +631 3283265; 70e-mail: humas@tps.co.id
Address: Jl. Tanjung Mutiara 01, Surabaya - Indonesia
PT Terminal Petikemas Surabaya (TPS) its position as one of export-import container terminal inIndonesia. TPS providing world-class terminal operations, located at Tanjung Perak port of Surabaya
as The Gateway to Eastern Indonesia. The port covers an area of 76 hectares and operated 24/7 is an
integrated area with facilities for stevedoring, trucking, container yard, container freightstation, andcutoms container examination.

Booth No. 41

PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia, Tbk

Contact Person : Mr. Ruruh Putro Susetyo
Job Title: Manager Segment Support
Phone: +621 3866006
e-mail: ruruh@telkom.co.id
Address: Menara Multimedia 11th Floor
Jl. Kebon Sirih 10-12, Jakarta Pusat
Telkom Indonesia is the only state-owned telecommunications enterprise that provides a complete
range of telecommunications services that includes fixed wireline and fixed wireless connections,mobile communications, networking, interconnection services, Internet and data communication
services. Telkom also provides various services in the field of information, media and edutainment,
including cloud-based and server-based managed services, e-Payment services and IT enabler, eCommerce and other portal services.

Booth No.
22 & 30

Ulsan Port Authority

Contact Person : Jeong-Min, AN
Job Title: Assistant Manager, Logistics Planning TeamPhone
: + 82-52-228-5426
Mobile: + 82-10-9062-9431
e-mail: anjm9431@upa.or.kr
Ulsan Port Authority is a public enterprise in charge of developing and operating the Port of Ulsan.
Our mission is to contribute to the national economy by enhancing competitiveness of Ulsan Port as a‘Global Hub’ of liquid logistics.
Port of Ulsan offers the best possible solution for your logistics need at all times, to deliver yourvaluable cargo as efficiently, safely and fast as possible.
To find out more about Port of Ulsan and UPA, visit our website at www.upa.or.kr

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Booth No. 18

Xylem

Contact Person : Mr. Greg Weiss
Job Title: Business Development Manager
Phone: +65 63330078
e-mail: greg.weiss@xyleminc.com
Address: 10 Upper Aljunied Link, Singapore

Tideland Signal and Aanderaa are part of Xylem Anayltics, and are leading providers of marine aids tonavigation (AtoN) and metocean equipment supporting the global ports and harbors market.

Booth No.
22 & 30

Yeosu Gwangyang Port Authority

Contact Person : Yunhyung JUNG
Job Title: ManagerPhone: +82-61-797-4548
e-mail: yhjung@ygpa.or.kr
YGPA is a public institution under the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries fo Korea which wasestablished on August 19th, 2011 to contribute to the national economic growth by cultivating Yeosu
Port and Gwangyang Port as a competitive maritime hub through improvement of efficiency andexpertise of operations, management and development of the port.

PT Pelabuhan Indonesia II (Persero) Branch Banten

Booth No. 24

Contact Person : Miftah Fajrisah
Job Title: SPV. Humas & Pelayanan Pelanggan
Phone: +62 254 601221
e-mail: banten@indonesiaport.co.id
Address: Jl. Raya Pelabuhan No. 1 Ciwandan
Cilegon, Banten, Indonesia
PT. Pelabuhan Indonesia II (Persero) Branch Banten Port as a company branch of PT. Pelabuhan
Indonesia II (Persero).
Port of Banten located in province of Banten, Ciwandan sub-district.
Banten Port has become a national logistic link, regional and also International due to it's strategic
location on the International trade lane, Banten Port has potential to become Indonesian and theworld maritim Divot.

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EXHIBITOR LISTINSA – Indonesian National Shipowners' Association

Booth No.
1&2

Contact Person : Mr. Dian. A Imirsyah
Job Title: Deputy of Organization and Membership Division
Phone: +621 3447149; 3842307
e-mail: info@insa.or.id
Address: Jl. Tanah Abang III No. 10, Jakarta Pusat, Indonesia

The Indonesian National Shipowners' Association or INSA is an association of shipping companies
formed in 1967. INSA is organized by the central Board of Commitee (Dewan Pengurus Pusat – DPP)
which has 800+ active members nation-wide and is supported by 40 Branch Board (Dewan Pengurus
Cabang – DPC). Based on the articles of Association (AD), INSA's goal is to help recognize thesovereignty of Republic of Indonesia and the economic sovereignty of the nation through theempowerment of the commercial shipping activities of the Indonesian national commercial shipping
as well as improving the business of it's members.

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List of Participants
Country

Name

Port

Albania

Mrs. Merita Brati

Durres Port Authority

Ms. Andia Muco

Durres Port Authority

Mr. Anatolio Barreira

Sogester Sociede Gestora de Terminais

Mr. Manuel Silva

Sogester Sociede Gestora de Terminais

Mr. Alberto Antonio Bengue

Port of Luanda

Mr. Joao Manuel Dliveira Barradas

Port of Luanda

Mr. Grant Gilfillan

Port Authority of NSW

Mrs. Rosemary Gilfillan

Port Authority of NSW

Mr. Laurence JonesTT Club

Ms. Elly Paxinos

TT Club

Mr. Simon Mortensen

DHI Water and Environment Pty Ltd

Ms. Angela Liu

DHI Water and Environment Pty Ltd

Ms. Riley Mortensen

DHI Water and Environment Pty Ltd

Mr. Marcus John

Thomas Miller

Dr. Anthony Morrison

Anthony P. Morrison, Solicitor

Mr. Venket Naidu

AECOM

Mr. Vahid Aliyev

Port Of Baku

Mr. Taleh Ziyadov

Port Of Baku

Mrs. Fatima Hasanova

Port Of Baku

Mrs. Aynur Arazova

Port Of Baku

Mrs. Ulkar Zeynalova

Port Of Baku

Mr. Zaur Hasanov

Port Of Baku

Mrs. Narmina Zulfugarova

Port Of Baku

Mr. Shahin Yusifov

Port of Baku

Ms. Ulkar Abbasova

Port of Baku

Mr. Abbas Mirzoyev

Port Of Baku

Mr. Zaur Hasanov

Port Of Baku

Mr. Mohammed Ashraf Karim Chowdhury

Chittagong Port Authority

Mr. Mohammad Khaled Iqbal

Chittagong Port Authority

Mrs. Umme Kulsum

Chittagong Port Authority

Mr. AKM Faruque Hassan

Mongla Port Authority

Mrs. Rafeza KhanomMongla Port Authority

Mr. MD Rafiqul Islam

Government of Bangladesh

Mrs. Maksuda Sultana

Government of Bangladesh

AngolaAustralia

Azerbaijan

BangladeshBelgium

Benin

Cameroon

Mr. Eddy Bruyninckx

Port of Antwerp

Mrs. Godelieve Derwael

Port of Antwerp

Mrs. Tessa Major

Port of Antwerp International (PAI)

Mr. Patrick Verhoeven

ECSAMr. Maroufou Alli

SOMABIZ

Mrs. Gisèle Varango Ep. Alli

SOMABIZ

Mr. Jean Emmanuel Zoa Zibi

Port Authority of KRIBI

Mrs. Gwendoline Mesame Ejede Ejede

National Port Authority (APN)

Moussongui
Mr. Charles - Michaux Moukoko Njoh

Port Authority of Douala

Mrs. Marie-Noelle Gregoire Atangana Minsa

Port Authority of Douala

Mrs. Therese Angele Atibia

Port Authority of Douala

Cayman Islands Mrs. Clement Reid

Port Authority of the Cayman Islands

China

Mr. Zhu Jianhai

China Ports And Harbours Association

Ms. Meng Wenjun

China Ports And Harbours Association

Mr. Yang Xiaoguang

China Ports And Harbours Association

Mr. Jun Cai

Shanghai Municipal Transportation Commission

Mrs. Yue Yuan

Guangzhou Port Authority

Ms. Yu Guo

Guangzhou Port Authority

Mr. Jiaqian Deng

Guangzhou Port Authority

Mrs. Yan Jing

Shanghai Municipal Transportation Commission

Mr. Linjun Sun

Shanghai Municipal Transportation Commission

Mrs. Yajun Tong

Shanghai Municipal Transportation Commission

Mr. Xinhong Wu

Shanghai Municipal Transportation Commission

Mrs. Wei Zhang

Shanghai Municipal Transportation Commission

Mr. Dongbo Mao

Ningbo Zhoushan Port, Co.,LtdMr. Guopan Chen

Ningbo Zhoushan Port, Co.,Ltd

Mr. Wang Liang

Sany Group CO.Ltd

Mrs. Wang Liang

Sany Group CO.Ltd

Mr. Ren Haidong

Ningbo Zhoushan Port, Co.,Ltd

Dr. Jonathan Beard

Arcadis (Hong Kong SAR)

Mr. Gustavo Miller

CAVOTEC (Hong Kong SAR)

Mrs. Gustavo Miller

CAVOTEC (Hong Kong SAR)

Mr. Ya Fu Chang

Taiwan International Ports Corps Ltd

Ms. Huey-Yi Chen

Taiwan International Ports Corps Ltd

Mr. Jiann-Rong Su

Taiwan International Ports Corps Ltd

Mr. Tien-Kuei Kuo

Taiwan International Ports Corps Ltd

Ms. Glendy Chang

Maritime and Port Bureau, MOTC

Cote d'Ivoire

Mr. Koffi Koffi Jean Marie

Abidjan Port Authority

Mrs. Coulibaly Epse Okou Djeneba Gon

Abidjan Port Authority

Mr. Dah Sansan

Abidjan Port Authority

Mr. Sie Hien

Abidjan Port Authority

Mr. Hassan Robleh Mahamoud

Djibouti Port S.A

Mr. Saad Omar Guelleh

Djibouti Port S.A

Mrs. Anissa Ali

Port of Djibouti

Mr. Abdi Ismail

Port of Djibouti

Mr. Djama Ibrahim

Port of Djibouti

Fiji

Mr. Vajira Piyasena

Fiji Ports Corporation Limited

FranceMr. Frédéric DAGNETGrand Port Maritime De Marseille

Ms. Leila Dagnet

Grand Port Maritime De Marseille

Mr. Dominique Lebreton

MGI - Marseille Gyptis International

Mrs. Estelle Saetti Lebreton

MGI - Marseille Gyptis International

Ms. Justine Camoin

MGI - Marseille Gyptis International

Mr. Eric Caubet

MGI - Marseille Gyptis International

Mr. Olaf Mattijs Merk

ITF / OECD

Mr. Pascal Ollivier

SOGET

Mr. Germanin Hiron

SOGET

Mr. Ronald Aprilianto Halim

International Transport Forum

Mr. Jean-Pierre Vidal

ThalesMr. Yves Touizer

ThalesDjibouti

Mr. Eric de Declene
GambiaGermany

Ghana

Mr. Patrick Hamilton Turay

AM Universal Solution Plat Form

Mr. Hassan Bangura

AM Universal Solution Plat Form

Mr. Carsten Roeth

DEG

Ms. Barbara Von Toll

DEG

Mr. Tino Klemm

Hamburg Port Authority Aor

Dr. Andreia Tolciu

Hamburg Port Authority Aor

Mr. Uwe Will

Bremenports GmbH & Co.Kg

Mr. Jens-Oliver Schuenzel

KfW IPEX-Bank GmbHMr. Thomas Pohl

KfW IPEX-Bank GmbH

Mr. Wolfgang Hurtienne

Hamburg Port Authority

Mr. Jens MeierHamburg Port Authority

Captain Ebenezer Afadzi

Ghana Ports & Harbours Authority

Mr. Abraham Mensah

Ghana Ports & Harbours Authority

Mr. Keku Armuquasi-Armuzuah

Ghana Ports & Harbours Authority

Mr. Meshack Mensa Armah

Ghana Ports & Harbours Authority

IndiaMr. Badrinarayan Gokuldas Gandhi

Adani Petronet (Dahej) Port PVT Ltd

Indonesia

Mr. Ade Hartono

Koja Container Terminal

Ms. Rianti Ang

PT. Hutchison Ports Indonesia

Mrs. Normalisa

PT. Hutchison Ports Indonesia

Mr. Seto Baskoro

PT. Hutchison Ports Indonesia

Mr. Yos Nugroho

PT. Hutchison Ports Indonesia

Mr. Gunta Prabawa

JICT

Mr. Riza Erivan

JICTMr. Kim Changsu

JICT

Ms. Rati Farini Srihadi

JICT

Ms. Yanti Agustinova

JICT

Mr. Indra Sigit

PT. Jasa Armada Indonesia

Mr. Supardi

PT. Jasa Armada Indonesia

Mr. Sudarsono

PT. Jasa Armada Indonesia

Ms. Susan Wiriapranata

Thales Indonesia

Mr. Farid Belbouab

CMA CGM Indonesia

Mr. Edwin Utama

The Boston Consulting GroupMr. Elvyn G. MasassyaIndonesia Port Corporation II

Mr. Bambang Eka Cahyana

Indonesia Port Corporation I

Mr. Prasetyadi

Indonesia Port Corporation II

Mr. IGN Askhara DanadiputraIndonesia Port Corporation III

Mr. Doso Agung

Indonesia Port Corporation IV

Mr. Rio Lasse

Indonesia Port Corporation II

Mr. Budi Karya Sumadi

Kementerian Perhubungan

Mrs. Rini Soemarno

Kementerian BUMN

Mr. Tony Hadjar Andenoworih

PT. Multi Terminal Indonesia

Mrs. Banu Astrini

PT. Multi Terminal Indonesia

Mr. Prastyo Wasis

PT. Pelabuhan Tanjung Priok

Ms. Rima Novianti

PT. Pelabuhan Tanjung Priok

Mr. Imanuddin

PT. Pelabuhan Tanjung Priok

Mr. Eko Hariyadi

PT. Terminal Teluk Lamomg

Mr. Robby Dayoh

PT. Terminal Teluk Lamomg

Mr. Erry Akbar Panggabean

Pelindo III, Terminal Petikemas Semarang

Mr. Ahmad Khamim

IPC Port Equipment

Mr. Bimo Widhiatmoko

IPC Port Equipment

Mr. Muhammad Adji

PT. IPC Terminal Petikemas

Mr. Tengku Mursalin Rahim

PT. IPC Terminal Petikemas

Mr. Irwan Favoriet

PT. Energi Pelabuhan Indonesia

Mr. Jeffry Haryadi PM

PT. Rumah Sakit Pelabuhan

Mr. Thiam Seng Tay

PT. New Priok Container Terminal 1

Mr. Makoto Saito

PT. New Priok Container Terminal 1

Mr. Bambang Sabekti

PT. New Priok Container Terminal 1

Mr. Shunsuke Mochizuki

PT. New Priok Container Terminal 1

Mr. Arif Isnawan

PT. New Priok Container Terminal 1

Mr. Suparjo Kasnadi

PT. New Priok Container Terminal 1

Mr. Agus Sumiyanto

PT. Pelabuhan Indonesia III (Persero) Cabang Tanjung Mas

Ms. Tresna Pardosi

PT. Nusantara Pelabuhan Handal

Mr. Solikhin

PT. Pelabuhan Indonesia II (Persero)

Mr. Yossianis Marciano

PT. Pelabuhan Indonesia II (Persero)

Mr. Benni Kusriyadi

Sekretariat Kabinet RI

Mr. Daru Wicaksono Julianto

PT. Pelindo III

Mr. M. Hadi Safitri Noor

PT. Pengerukan Indonesia (Rukindo)

Mr. Achmad Baiquni

BNI

Mrs. Adi Sulistyowati

BNIMr. Shadiq Akasya

BNI

Mr. Teddy Wishadi

BNI

Mr. Asmorohadi

BNIMr. Arya Prajaka

BNI

Mr. Putu B. Kresna

BNI

Mr. Adinata Widia

Bank Mandiri

Mr. Abu Santosa Sudrajat

Bank Mandiri

Mr. Dikdik Yustandi

Bank Mandiri

Mr. Ferry M. Robbani

Bank Mandiri

Mr. Rohan Hafas

Bank Mandiri

Mr. Arif Suhartono

PT. Pengembang Pelabuhan Indonesia

Mr. Mega Satria

PT. Pengembang Pelabuhan Indonesia

Mr. Yohanes Malo

PT. Pelindo Energi Logistik Benoa Branch

Mr. Jati Widagdo

PT. Integrasi Logistik Cipta Solusi (ILCS)

Mr. Hadi Mulyo Susilo

PT. Pelindo Marine Service

Mr. Bambang Suharto

PT. Alur Pelayaran Barat Surabaya

Mr. Benny Woenardi

PT. Cikarang Inland Port

Mr. Arief Prabowo

PT. Berlian Jasa Terminal Indonesia

Ms. Asma El Moufti

PT. Terminal Petikemas Surabaya

Mr. Rumaji

PT. Terminal Teluk Lamomg

Mr. M. Toha Fauzi

PT. Pembangunan Perumahan (Persero), Tbk

Mr. Nugroho Agung Sanyoto

PT. Pembangunan Perumahan (Persero), Tbk

Mr. Yul Ari Pramuraharjo

PT. Pembangunan Perumahan (Persero), Tbk

Mr. Handoko Yudianto

PT. Pembangunan Perumahan (Persero), Tbk

Mr. I Made Kartu

PT. Pembangunan Perumahan (Persero), Tbk

Mr. Gede Upeksa Negara

PT. Pembangunan Perumahan (Persero), Tbk

Mr. Ketut Pande

PT. Pembangunan Perumahan (Persero), Tbk

Mr. I Wayan Eka Dharma

PT. Pembangunan Perumahan (Persero), Tbk

Mr. Kartiko Yuwono

PT. Pelabuhan Indonesia II (Persero) Cabang Sunda Kelapa

Mr. Mulyadi Iskandar

PT. Pelabuhan Indonesia II (Persero) Cabang Panjang

Mr. Drajat Sulistyo

PT. Pelabuhan Indonesia II (Persero) Cabang Bengkulu

Mr. Hendro Haryono

PT. Pelabuhan Indonesia II (Persero) Cabang Tanjung Priok

Mr. Agus Hermawan

PT. Pelabuhan Indonesia III (Persero) Tanjung Emas

Mr. R. Erwan Djoko Hermawan

Bank Mandiri

Mr. Kartika Wirjoatmodjo

Bank Mandiri

Mr. Royke Tumilar

Bank Mandiri

Mr. Yana Pratapa

PT. Pelabuhan Indonesia II (Persero) Cabang Jambi

Mrs. Ani Padmawati

PT. Pelabuhan Indonesia II (Persero) Cabang Bengkulu

Mr. Edy Purwanto

PT. Pendidikan Maritim & Logitik Indonesia

Mr. Armen Amir

PT. Pelabuhan Indonesia II (Persero) Cabang Banten

Mr. Budi Prasetio

PT. Pelabuhan Indonesia II (Persero) Cabang Banten

Mr. Cheppy Reymetaatmadja

PT. Pelabuhan Indonesia II (Persero) Cabang Teluk Bayur

Mr. Septian Ardhi Pratama

PT. Berlian Manyar Sejahtera

Mr. Sulistiono SH

PT. Electronic Data Interchange Indonesia (EDII)

Mr. Elon Manurung

PT. Electronic Data Interchange Indonesia (EDII)

Mr. Sugeng Rakhmanto

PT. Electronic Data Interchange Indonesia (EDII)

Mr. Iwan Ridwan

PT. Akses Pelabuhan Indonesia

Mr. Aditya Girindra Wardhana

Samudera Shipping Line Ltd

Mr. Erika Sudarto

PT. Pelabuhan Indonesia II (Persero) Cabang Tanjungpandan

Mr. Kiagus Muhammad Budi

PT. Pelabuhan Indonesia II (Persero) Cabang Pangkal Balam

Mr. Wahyu Hardiyanto

PT. Pelabuhan Indonesia II (Persero) Cabang Pontianak

Mr. Agus Hendrianto

PT. Pelabuhan Indonesia II (Persero) Cabang Palembang

Mr. DR. Suhasbagyo

PT. Rumah Sakit Pelabuhan

Mr. Chiefy Adi Kusmargono

PT. Indonesia Kendaraan Terminal

Mr. Indra Hidayat Sani

PT. Indonesia Kendaraan Terminal

Mr. Donny Yuniarto

PT. Indonesia Kendaraan Terminal

Mr. Sri Bagus Guritno

PPN/Bappenas

Mr. Ridwan Djamaludin

Coordinator Maritine Affairs Minister Deputy

Mr. Ellen Setiadi

Coordinating Mininstry for Economic Affairs

Mr. Arga Fitra Jaya

BNI

Iran

Mrs. Chandra Motil Yusuf

Chandara Motik Maritime Center

Mr. Syafruddin

Cabinet Secretary of Republic Indonesia

Mr. Joni Afen

PT. FKS Multi Agro

Mrs. Lili Pratiwi

PT. IBT Mekar putih

Mr. Hendry Setiawan

PT. Sinar Mas Agro

Mr. TB. A. Taufik Hidayat

PT. Salim Ivomas

Mr. Wibisono Sasmito

PT. Kias

Mr. Iwan Hernawan

PT. Kias

Mr. Eddy Kepawitono

PT. Kias

Mr. Sie Ngoh

PT. Indocement

Mr. Syahriza

PT. Chiel Jedang

Mr. Imam N

PT. Chiel Jedang

Mr. Henry Setiawan

PT. Sinar Mas Agro

Mr. Bambang Gunawan

PT. SPIL

Mr. Rudy Supriadi

PT Meratus

Mr. Budi

PT. Indocement

Mrs. Nunuk Ariyani

PT. FKS Multi Agro

Mr. Yuber Hadiyanto

PT. Kias

Mr. Hadi Purnomo

PT. IBT Mekar Putih

Mrs. RR. Dewi Ariyani

Ministry State of Own Enterprises

Mr. Resky Irianawati

BRI

Mr. Dedi Sunardi

BRI

Mr. Bustomi

BRI

Mr. Ismael

BRI

Ms. Mei Nindya Putri

BRI

Mr. Dian Ardiansyah Hermansyah

BRI

Mr. Chandra Irawan

Otoritas Pelabuhan Utama Perak

Mr. Rudy Andimoro

BRI

Mr. Redy Hartono

BRI

Mr. Agus Hendardi

Nusantara Borneo Zone

Mr. Dally Ramadhan Sugandria

Astra Infra PortMr. M. Syukri

PT. Pelindo III (Persero)

Mr. Amilin

PT. Pelindo III (Persero)

Mr. Soritaon Siregard

PT. Pelindo III (Persero)

Mr. Mohammad RamezanianSina Port & Marine Company (SPMCO)

Mr. Mojtaba Delgoshaei

Sina Port & Marine Company (SPMCO)

Mr. Mohammad Saeidnejad

Port and Maritime Organization

Mr. Jalil EslamiPort and Maritime Organization

Mr. Amin Mohammadnejad Daryani

Sina Port & Marine Company (SPMCO)

Mr. Hadi Hagh Shenas

Port and Maritime Organization

Mr. Behrooz Agaei

Port and Maritime Organization

Mr. Haj Mohammad Ali Hasan Zadeh

Port and Maritime Organization

Mohammadi

IrelandIsrael

Italy

Japan

Mr. Shahram PourakbarianSina Port & Marine Company (SPMCO)

Mr. John Moore

Dublin Port Company

Mr. Kieran Ring

Global Institute of Logistics

Mr. Dov Frohlinger

Israel Ports Company

Mr. Shlomo Breiman

Israel Ports Company

Mrs. Ronit Breiman

Israel Ports Company

Mr. Marco Politi

DBA Group Srl

Mr. Attilio Berrino

Lafargeholcim

Mr.Soka Kikuchi

MBC International

Mr. Okada Daisuke

Kinki

Ms. Okada Takako

Kinki

Mr. Narikuni Nakao

Japanese Society For IAPH

Mrs. Yoko Nakao

Japanese Society For IAPH

Mr. Motonori Hashima

Japan Parts Center

Mr. Hiro Nagai

IAPH

Mr. Susumu Naruse

IAPH

Mrs. Yukiko Kikuchi

MBC International

Mr. Masaharu Shinohara

Kobe-Osaka International Port Corporation

Mr. Seiichi Yamaguchi

TOA Corporation

Mrs. Tomoko Yamaguchi

TOA Corporation

Ms. Aya Fujinami

IAPH

Mr. Takashi Yamada

Nagoya Port Terminal Corporation

Dr. Satoshi Inoue

National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies

Mr. Takao Kakei

Wakachiku Construction Co.Ltd

Mrs. Yukiko Kakei

Wakachiku Construction Co.Ltd

Mr. Masaru Suzuki

Japan Dredging & Reclamation Engineering Association

Mrs. Hisae Suzuki

Japan Dredging & Reclamation Engineering Association

Mr. Yoshihisa Fujita

Kobe Steel Ltd

Mr. Ikemachi Madoka

MLIT, Japanese Government

Mrs. Yuko Shinohara

Kobe-Osaka International Port Corporation

Mr. Takehiko Fujita

Penta-Ocean Construction CO.,Ltd

Mrs. Sumiko Fujita

Penta-Ocean Construction CO.,Ltd

Mr. Yukitaka Takami

IAPH Japanese SocietyMr. Akira Moriki

Service Center of Port Engineering

Mr. Takeshi Kano

Service Center of Port Engineering

Mr. Teruyuki Kitahara

Toyo Construction Co.,Ltd

Mr. Noriaki Kawai

Cold Region Port and Harbour Engineering Research Center

Mrs. Chikako Kawai

Cold Region Port and Harbour Engineering Research Center

Mr. Takashi Yakuwa

Waterfront Vitalization and Envirotment Research Foundation

Mr. Mitsuo Yamamoto

Waterfront Vitalization and Envirotment Research Foundation

Mr. Koichi Daito

Hakata Port Terminal Co.,Ltd

Mr. Tomoyuki Shibuya

Hakata Port Terminal Co.,Ltd

Ms. Chie Yoshida

Hakata Port Terminal Co.,Ltd

Mr. Tadahiko Yashita

The Ports and Harbours Association of JapanMr. Satoshi Ichinose

The Ports and Harbours Association of Japan

Mr. Nobuyuki Kishida

The Ports and Harbours Association of Japan

Mr. Toru Kawanaka

Kobe City Government

Mr. Takashi Iguchi

Kobe City Government

Mr. Koichi Kitahara

Toyo Construction Co.,Ltd

Ms. Toshiko Okamoto

Tokyo Port Terminal Corporation

Ms. Kei Miwa

Tokyo Port Terminal Corporation

Mr. Kosei Narita

Port and Harbor Bureau, City of Yokohama

Mr. Narumasa Tonda

IAPH

Mr. Iwao Toyoda

Kobe-Osaka International Port Corporation

Mr. Masahiko Furuichi

Kyoto University

Ms. Fiona Syovata Mbandi

Kenya Ports Authority

Ms. Catherine Mturi Wairi

Kenya Ports Authority

Mr. Bernard Osero

Kenya Ports Authority

Mr. Dennis Muganga

Kenya Ports Authority

Ms. Mariam Khamis

Kenya Ports Authority

Mr. Amani Komora

Kenya Ports Authority

LatviaMr. Martins Ziemanis

Freeport of Riga Authority

LebanonMr. Wael Kamal

Port of Beirut

Mr. Raffi Achkarian

Port of Beirut

Mrs. Siti Noraishah Azizan

Sabah Port Sdn,Bhd

Mr. Mohd. Sahid Haji Nawab Khan

Sabah Port Sdn,Bhd

Mrs. Ng Kiat Min

Suria Capital Holdings Bhd (Sabah Port Sdn,Bhd)

Mr. Kamaruzaman Munasir

Johor Port Authority

Mr. Kok Ching Chua

KGM Pengangkutan Malaysia

Mrs. Tow Kiak Phang

KGM Pengangkutan Malaysia

Ms. Rafidah Mohd Ali

Johor Port Authority

Kenya

Malaysia

Mr. Mohd Rizal bin Mohd Janis

Johor Port Authority

Mr. Muhammad Razif Ahmad

Johor Port Authority

Mrs. Darmataksiah Abai

Johor Port Authority

Mr. Mohamed Nasir bin Abdul Hamid

Sabah Port Sdn,Bhd

Mr. Raja Muhammad Azhan Shah Raja

Port Klang Authority

Muhammad
Datuk Nasarrudin M. Zin

Port Klang Authority

Captain Subramaniam Karuppiah

Port Klang Authority

Ms. Tyana PriyaPort Klang Authority

Ms. Shanti T. Gunaratnam

Port Klang Authority

Mr. Zulaini Rohani

Port Klang Authority

Mr. Vijaya Kumar Puspowanam

Wesports Malaysia Sdn Bhd

Mr. Alimi Mohamad

Kemaman Port Authority

Mrs. Suhaida Mohamad Sibi

Kemaman Port Authority

Dato Toh Eng Chng

Port Klang Authority

Dato Kon Leong Chia

Port Klang Authority

Mrs. Chan Lan Lee

Port Klang Authority

Mr. David Raja Padman S. Padman

Sealand Marine Inspection and Testing (M), Sdn, Bhd

Mrs. Serene Padman Nee Jacob

Sealand Marine Inspection and Testing (M), Sdn, Bhd

Mr. Datin See Hing

Port Klang Authority

Mr. Dato Toh Chin Yaw

Kemaman Port Authority

Mrs. Sea Shin Tyun

Kemaman Port Authority

Mr. Eizam Ismail

Bintulu Port Holdings Berhard

Mr. Dato Mohammad Medan Abdullah

Bintulu Port Holdings Berhard

Mr. Omar Salles

Bintulu Port Holdings Berhard

Mr. Shamsuddin Ismail

Bintulu Port Holdings Berhard

Mrs. Salina Sameon

Johor Port Authority

MoroccoMr. Atmani Mhammed

National Ports Agency

Netherlands

Mr. René Kolman

International Association Of Dredging Companies

Ms. Amber Kolman

International Association Of Dredging Companies

Mr. Frans Van Zoelen

Havenbedrijf Rotterdam N.V.

Mr. Fer Van De Laar

International Association Of Ports & Harbors

Mrs. Marie Therese Van De Laar

International Association Of Ports & Harbors

Mr. Van der Weide Henri

Port of Amsterdam

Dr. Yvo Andre Saanen

TBA

Mr. Keita Shinohara

Green Award Foundation

Mr. Peter Mollema

Port of Rotterdam

Mr. Willem Dedden

Port of Rotterdam

New ZealandNigeria

NorwayPanamaPapua New

Mr. Paul Van Eulem

MTBS

Mr. Han Ligteringen

UNESCO

Mr. Christopher Fisher

Transkinetic Strategis, LLC

Mr. Martin Byrne

Port Nelson Limited

Ms. Cathy Mcbride

Port Nelson Limited

Mr. Mark O Connor

South Port NZ Ltd

Mrs. O'Connor

South Port NZ Ltd

Mr. Rex Chapman

South Port NZ Ltd

Mrs. Patricia Chapman

South Port NZ Ltd

Mr. Davie Peter

Lytelton Port of Christ Church

Mr. Burt Trevor

Lytelton Port of Christ Church

Mr. Tony Gibson

Ports of Au

Ms. Donna Flowers

Ports of Au

Ms. Diane Edwards

Ports of Aukland & Technology

Mrs. Ruth Parris

Napier Port

Mrs. Dezma McGregor

Napier Port

Mr. Andrew Locke

Napier PortMs. Viv Bull

Napier Port

Mrs. Wendie Harvey

Napier Port

Mr. Garth Cowie

Napier Port

Mrs. Monique Cowie

Napier Port

Mr. Christopher Okhuelegbe

OJEE - OKH Enterprises

Mr. Anthony Mike Unyime

NIMASA

Ms. Hadiza Bala usman

Nigerian Ports Authority

Mr. Jerome Angyunwe

Nigerian Ports Authority

Mrs. Mohammed Bello-Koko

Nigerian Ports Authority

Mr. Michael Luguje

Port Management Association of West and Central Africa

Mrs. Zubaida Umar

Nigerian Ports Authority

Mr. Arnt Einar Litsheim

Norwegian Ports Association

Mr. Dag Halfdan Sem

Port Of Oslo

Dr. Guimara Tunon Guera

Panama Maritime Authority

Mrs. Guimara Guerra

Panama Maritime Authority

Mr. Abdul Olcese

Panama Maritime Authority

Mr. Nathaniel PoyaPNG Ports Corporation Ltd

Mr. Kupulu Garner MerePNG Ports Corporation Ltd

Mr. Luke Kyokal Niap

PNG Ports Corporation Ltd

Mr. Martin Dino

Subic Bay Metropolita Authority

GuineaPhilippines

Mr. Jerome Alvin Martinez

Subic Bay Metropolita Authority

PolandMr. Bogdan Oldakowsi

Baltic Ports Organization

RussiaMr. Igor Krotov

South Tambey LNG Moscow Brunch

Mrs. Valeriya Ermakova

South Tambey LNG Moscow Brunch

Ms. Dianna Krotova

South Tambey LNG Moscow Brunch

SenegalMr. Momar Ngary BA

Port of Dakar

Sierra Leone

Mr. YeraBockarie Kargbo

Sierra Leone Ports Authority

Mr. Moses Sesay

Sierra Leone Ports Authority

Mr. Yau Peng (Rendy) Lim

Liebherr Singapore, Pte, Ltd

Mr. Djoni Sutji

Liebherr Singapore, Pte, Ltd

Mr. Ruairi Brown

KfW IPEX-Bank GmbHMr. Truong Bui

Roland Berger Pte Ltd

Mr. Chantharam Ramasamy

CAVOTEC

Mrs. Mamta Jain

DHI Water and Environment Pty Ltd

Ms. Frances Goh

Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore

Mr. Jonathan Lee

Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore

Mr. Indra Djohar

DHI Water and Environment Pty Ltd

Mr. Juha Pankakoski

Konecrances, Pte.,Ltd

Mr. Seow Leong Ong

PSA International,Pte.,Ltd

Mr. Janne Eklund

Konecrances, Pte.,Ltd

Ms. Lauriette Sesoko

Transnet National Ports Authority

Ms. Nompumelelo Dweba

Transnet National Ports Authority

Mr. Richard Vallihu

Transnet National Ports Authority

Mr. Zachariah Lentle

Transnet National Ports Authority

Mr. Bumgou Kang

KL-NetMs. Hyemin Ha

KL-NetMr. Lee Young Sun

Korean Register Engineering CO. Ltd

Mrs. Choi Min Young

Korean Register Engineering CO. Ltd

Mr. John Elliott

BNCT (Busat Port Authority)

Mrs. Insook Chung

BNCT (Busat Port Authority)

Mr. Young Bok Kim

Korea Ports & Harbours Association

Mr. JaeSik Park

Korea Ports & Harbours Association

Mrs. JinHee Lee

Korea Ports & Harbours Association

Mr. Hee Seok Bang

Yeosu Gwangyang Port Authority

Mr. Min Gyu Kim

Yeosu Gwangyang Port Authority

Ms. Yun Hyung Jung

Yeosu Gwangyang Port Authority

Mr. Yeon Sei Cheung

KR Engineering

Mrs. Yae Young Hwang

KR Engineering

Singapore

South Africa

Korea

SpainSri Lanka

Switzerland

UK

USA

Ms. Ji-Hye Ha

Incheon Port Authority

Mr. Kyung-Min Kim

Incheon Port Authority

Mr. Kyung-Won Hong

Incheon Port Authority

Ms. Joeng Min An

Ulsan Port Authority

Ms. Yu Jin Cho

Ulsan Port Authority

Mr. Jong Yeol Kang

Ulsan Port Authority

Mr. Jong Keun Piyasena

Ulsan Port Authority

Mr. Sung Hui Seo

Ulsan Port Authority

Ms. Sunsim Kang

Busan Port Authority

Ms. Jiseon Park

Busan Port Authority

Mr. Soo-yong Shin

Korea Maritime InstituteMs. Eun-woo Kim

Korea Maritime Institute

Mr. Jae Heon Nam

Ministry of Ocean and Fishieries

Mr. Gab Yong Kim

Director for Policy Div

Mr. Santiago Garcia Mila

Port Of Barcelona

Mrs. Carmen Llobera

Port Of Barcelona

Mr. Javier Gese

Puertos Del Estado

Mrs. Vicenta Bordils

Puertos Del Estado

Mr. Jordi Torrent

Port Of Barcelona

Mr. Pramithodha Halpe

Sri Lanka Port Authority

Ms. Lucky Debora

Sri Lanka Port Authority

Dr. Priyath Bandu Wickrama

Bestar Consultancy Pvt Ltd

Mr. Dammika Ranatunga

Sri Lanka Port Authority

Dr. Jan Hoffmann

UNCTAD

Mr. Mark Assaf

UNCTAD

Mr. Robert Brown

Robert Brown Associates (2013) Ltd

Mrs. Christine Brown

Robert Brown Associates (2013) Ltd

Mrs. Yvonne Mason

SafeSTS Ltd

Mr. Peter Van Schie

World Port Development

Mrs. Sheila Van Schie

World Port Development

Mrs. Penny Thomas

HIS Markit

Prof. Anthony Beresford

Cardiff

Mr. James AA Khan

Port Technology International

Ms. Luana Espana

Port Of Oakland

Mr. Bernard Groseclose

International Port Consulting

Ms. Elizabeth Mason

International Port Consulting

Mrs. Naomi Kogon Steinberg

Steinberg & Associates

Dr. Bory Steinberg

Steinberg & Associates

Uruguay

Mr. Richard Aschieris

Port of Stockton

Ms. Lisa Basso

Port of Stockton

Dr. Elizabeth Blanchard

Port of Stockton

Mr. Steven Escobar

Port of Stockton

Mrs. Misty Escobar

Port of Stockton

Mr. Victor Mow

Port of Stockton

Mrs. Carolyn Mow

Port of Stockton

Mr. Steven HerumPort of Stockton

Ms. Constania Lee

Port of Stockton

Mr. Douglas Zhihua Zeng

World Bank

Mr. Lawrence Daniel Malcolm

Port of San Diego

Mr. Garry BonelliPort of San Diego

Mr. Christopher Kellet

Port of Stockton

Mr. Ing. Alberto Diaz Acosta

Administration National de Pouertos

Mrs. Alma Graciela Des Santos

Administration National de Pouertos

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EXHIBITION OPPORTUNITIESAn Exhibition of the 30th IAPH World Ports Conference 2017 will be held on 10 – 12 May 2017 at theconference venue, Bali Nusa Dua Convention Center (BNDCC). The Exhibition will provide an opportunity forIndonesia and international companies to showcase updated technology, achievements, products andservices related to ports, logistics, and maritime.
The Indonesian Port, Logistic and Maritime industry at the moment is having a very positive development
through rapid changes. Due to its strategic position in one of the few growing regions in the world, it has madeIndonesia a perfect location to develop your business. The 30th IAPH World Ports Conference 2017 provides avaluable commercial platform to meet and interact with over 1000 delegates worldwide from and port,
logistics, and maritime industry.
For more detail exhibition opportunities
please visit www.iaphbali2017.com

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THE 30TH WORLD PORTS CONFERENCE
Enabling Trade. Energizing The World
7-12 May 2017 | Bali - Indonesia

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THE 30TH WORLD PORTS CONFERENCE
Enabling Trade. Energizing The World
7-12 May 2017 | Bali - Indonesia

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(Until December 31, 2016)(After December 31, 2016)

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Note: Early bird rate includes New Priok Port TourACCOMPANYING PERSON’S PROGRAM
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Uluwatu & Traditional Craft
Barong Dance & Tampak Siring Temple

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Cocktail Reception, 8 May 2017
Welcome Dinner, 9 May 2017
Gala Dinner, 12 May 2017

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