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Intemational lnfrasfiucture

2011

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Gonference &

Exhibilion

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lndonesia lnternational lnfrastructure 201 1 Conference & Exhibition (lllCE 201 1) is the 0nly event in Indonesia t0 stage the

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potential tor sustainable intrastructure

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in each ol the 33 provinces of the Indonesian archipelago alongside national priority planned projects lor tender by the central government. Developed t0 be lndonesia,s premiere annual infrastructure lorum across all sectors, lllcE 2011, is poised t0 match regional and central buyers, domestic and international suppliers, and government officials 0n

an

unprecedented level in

Indonesia. With rapidly increasing national and global investment dollars going into Indonesia's infrastructure, lllcE 2011 provides the largest and most critical platform

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governments, businesses and leading experts t0

meet. discuss, and find solutions for inlrastructure projecls across Indonesia

lllcE 2011 is

the

most influential infrastructure conference and exhibition

in

Indonesia

in

both scope and

scale. Building off 0f the prior success of Infrastructure Asia (lA) 2010 held in Jakarta, Indonesia Internati0nal lnlrastructure 2011 will highlight infrastructure on the provincial as well as the national level

with the vast size, resources, and geographic layout

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Indonesia, it is easy t0 understand how the lite critical

infiastructure sect0rs are 0fsuch importance and interestto both the public and private

sectors

With a steadily

improving and stable investment climate and an ever increasing global profile, lndonesia is growing in stature

regionally and internationally each

year.

ln 2009 Indonesia had a GDP 0f over USD $550 Billion and is currently

the fustest gr0wing and largest economy in Southeast Asia.

Indonesia is the only southeast Asian country included in

the

G-20, and during

the

global economic crisis

Indonesia joined china and India as the only three G-20 countries posting

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Last year the Indonesian economy grew by 4.5%, a number which is expected to reach 5 6% in 20'10, and 6 5% in 201 1

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Economically

strong, politically stable, and reform minded Indonesia is an emerging global powerhouse in Asia

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Intrastuctule

2011

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on the

following

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infrasfructurc industies:

Energy (Power Generation & Distribution and Fenewable Energy) Information and Communications Technology

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lll0E 2011

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Exhibitor Profile

lf your business operates in any 0f the following

areas and

is

seeking

to

be actively involved

in '

Ind0nesia's infrastructuredevelopments,

c0ntact'

the 0rganizers

to find out how y0ur

company

can benefit from

this

event.

Exhibition

areas

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0n the floor plan

will

be categorized alongside National and Provincial Priority Project oriented sh0wcases. Key contractors, original

equipment

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manufacturer (0E[4), support services

and

technology

providers

from

the

tollowing categ0ries

are

enc0uraged

t0

register

for

the

exhibition:

Civil Design, Construction & Engineering Environmenlal & Green Industries

Government's National and Regi0nal Projects lnternational Aid & Trade

Legal, Tax, Project Management, Actuarial

Merchant, Investment Banks & Instilutional Investors

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and Gas Exploration, Processing & Distribution

Power Generation & Distribution

Telecommunications, l\4obile and Information Technologies

Transportation and Logistics (Road, Rail, Port, Airport, Tunnel & Bridge) Water, Waste l\4anagement & Agricultural lrrigation

Provinces

of Indonesia

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Project Pavilions:

lndonesia International Infrastructure 2011 is dedicated to delivering the full spectrum 0f infrastructure

projects

now available across Indonesia.

At the llloE 2011 Exhibition, each of the

33

provinces

of

Ind0nesia are awarded prime space in order

to

showcase the priority

infrastructure projects that are ready and near ready for tender. Complementing the showcase "Provinces 0f Indonesia - Project

pavilions,,'the final dav of the event will comprise 0f presentations, staged by senior province delegati0n representatives to the

private sector participating in lllCE 2011. These presentations provide a "One stop shop" t0 review the pipeline 0f projects slated f0r development across Indonesia specifically tailored f0r:

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Bepresentatives 0f Banks and Financial Institutions

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lnfrastructure Investment Funds Senior Representatives and Analysts

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Infrastructure Portfolio l\4anagers and Investment officers

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Technology Service Providers

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original Equipment Manufacturers (0El\4s)

lndonesia

Intemational Infrasffuctrre

2011 -

The

Confurence

As Indon€sia emerges from the global economic crisis as one

of

a handlul 0f c0untries

with

continued economic gr0wth and investment, governments and businesses look to infrastructure t0 support the recent development and help this growth sustain into the

future.

In line with national planning Indonesia is anticipating t0 develop Over USD 150 billion in infrastructure projects

over the next five years.

The lllCE 2011 Conlerence

willdiscussthe

latest laws including "PPP 13" and other developments, issues and challenges related

t0Indonesia's inlrastructure as well as various opportunities to deliver new, etficient and sustainable growth while developing c0mplex infrastructure proiects.

The

Gonference

Will:

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Showcase, identity, and evaluate best praclices as well as discuss solutions for gr0wth

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Promote the latest national policies and regulations on infrastructure

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present _the_newest_{infrastructure initiatives}and "ready to g0" projects for tender from across Indonesia's 33 provinces

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outline "best practices" towards project development, transparent tendering and procurement

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Address key issues

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minimizing investment risks and facilitating intrastructure investment

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Discuss current economic condilions and availability 0f {inancing intrastructure investment

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Analyze the availability o{ relevanl skills in the intrastructure sector

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provide business meetings and tailored s0cial events t0wards maximizing bOth G2B & B2B networking 0pportunities

amongst all participants

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