Southeast Asia Port Development Summit

Asia | Transport

Third Party Event

03 Nov 2016

the Southeast Asia Port Development Summit is the platform where industry leaders gain inspiring knowledge on port investment and development, modernisation, efficient operations and international standards, as well as the latest technology solutions.

The event also features an Indonesian ports pavilion for ports and terminals to showcase their facilities and services to potential clients and end-users of the ports.

There are dedicated networking sessions including tea session, lunch and supper, reception, speed card-exchange, private meetings and lucky draws.

  

We look forward to seeing you in the beautiful city of Jakarta at this important industry gathering.

  

For registration please contact:

Nadia Pang  Tel +862 8869 54933 Mob +86 13911462512 E-mail: nadia.pang@escom-events.com

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