5th Annual Malaysia Rail 2017

Asia | Transport

Third Party Event

14 Aug 2017 - 15 Aug 2017

The 5th Annual Malaysia Rail 2017 conference is a two-day strategic event that is being hosted on August 14-15, 2017 at the Aloft Kl Sentral in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Rail transportation in the Asia-Pacific region is gradually advancing towards the technological world. There is an increase in the connectivity between various South-east Asian countries through various railway networking systems. The rail sector is ready to take its next step and become digitalised. Let’s converge at this prestigious event and discuss developments in the South-east Asian region regarding the railway sector.

To download the conference agenda, kindly click on this link.

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