Regional Governments Conference 2015

Asia | Construction

Third Party Event

04 Nov 2015 - 06 Nov 2015

It is a national conference designed for Indonesian central and regional governments to present the nation’s priority infrastructure projects. It also focuses on maritime ports, railway and road transportation as well as power generation and renewable energy.

Topics Covered At RGC’15:

  • Latest government’s policies and regulations
  • Indonesia’s master plan to be the World’s Maritime Axis
  • National Single Window for Investment (NSWi)
  • Financial issues in infrastructure projects
  • Land acquisition issues
  • Partnership opportunities in building future infrastructure projects
  • National infrastructure projects ready to offer to investors
  • Advanced technologies, international best practices and future trends in infrastructure

Confirmed speakers include:

  • Bobby R. Mamahit – Director General of Sea Transportation, Ministry of Transportation
  • Soetanto Soehodho – Deputy Governor of Jakarta for Trade, Industry and Transportation, DKI Jakarta Province
  • Noor Marzuki – Director of Land Acquisition and Government Regulation, National Land Agency
  • Ir. Jarman – Director General of Electricity, Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources
  • Rida Mulyana – Director General of Renewable Energy, Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources

For more information, please visit the event website or contact the organiser at ingrid@infrastructureasia.com.

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