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site visit to DP World Sokhna on

22 September!

AND WATERWAYSEGYPT PORTS


Developing Egypt’s maritime infrastructure and realising the vision of the Suez Canal Zone

International Summit: 20-21 September 2016 Ain Sokhna Site Visit: 22 September 2016InterContinental Citystars Hotel, Cairo, Egypt

Under the patronage of:

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Official Crane Sponsor: Associate Sponsors: Technology Sponsor: Networking Partners: Researched and Developed by:

Supported by:

Jordan Maritime Commission

Alexandria Port Authority

General Authority for Land and Dry

PortsSuez Canal Authority

Damietta Port Authority

Hear from key speakers including:

Top reasons to attend:g Learn first-hand how Egypt plans to develop its maritime infrastructure and national economy in order to

situate your business in line with these developments g Hear how the SCZone project will take shape and what opportunities this will offer your business g Network with senior figures from government and industry over two days of conference in order to maintain

relationships and generate new businessg Learn from leading international experts and case studies on how to improve port performance and securityg Develop your understanding of project finance and port finance methods such as BOT and PPP

His Excellency Rear Admiral Tarek Ghanem,

Chairman, Maritime Transport

Sector

His Excellency Salah Abu Afifa, Director General, Jordan Maritime

Commission

Rear Admiral Abdelkader Darwish,

Vice Chairman, General Authority for the Suez Canal

Economic Zone

Rear Admiral Essam El Din Badawy, Secretary General of

the Union, Arab Sea Ports

Federation

Rear Admiral Ayman Saleh,

Chairman, Damietta Port

Authority

Rear Admiral Reda Ismail, Chairman,

River Transport Authority

General Fouad Osman,

Chairman, General Authority for Land and Dry

Ports

Rear Admiral Medhat Attia,

Chairman, Alexandria

Port Authority

Prof. Dr. Mohamed Ali, Dean of International Transport

Institute for Postgraduate Studies, AASTMT,

and Advisor to the Minister for Transport and Logistics,

Ministry of Transport


EVENT OVERVIEW

g Port and maritime authorities

g Central government

g Suez Canal Authority

g Container terminals

g Shipping companies

g Banks and financial institutions

g Port and maritime technology providers

g Consultants and contractors

IQPC provides business executives around the world with tailored practical conferences, large scale events, topical seminars and training programmes, keeping them up-to-date with industry trends, technological developments and the regulatory landscape. IQPC conferences are market leading “must attend” events for their respective industries. IQPC produces more than 1,700 events annually around the world, and continues to grow. Founded in 1973, IQPC now has offices in major cities across six continents including: Berlin, Dubai, London, New York, Singapore, Sydney, Tampa, and Toronto. IQPC leverages a global research base of best practices to produce an unrivalled portfolio of conferences. www.iqpc.ae

Having completed the work on the New Suez Canal project in 2015, Egypt is now poised to implement the second phase of its vision for the future: expanding its maritime infrastructure and trade capacity in order to take advantage of its unique global position. Key to the implementation of this vision are a number of projects aimed at developing the country’s maritime trade capacity, namely the Suez Canal Zone project, the development of river transport and the development of the country’s ports and inland logistics facilities to support transshipment and value added services.

The 2016 Egypt Ports and Waterways Summit will serve as a platform to share information about these projects and to discuss how the country can realise its vision for the future - dealing with issues like project finance, logistics, port operations and economics in order to advance this rapidly moving sector.

Who you will meet:

Sponsors Liebherr exhibit their products to delegates including Admiral Abdelkader Darwish

Media Partners:

Middle East Maritime Media Partner:

Official Newspapers:




WHICH ORGANISATIONS ATTENDED EGYPT PORTS AND WATERWAYS 2015?

Absal SteelADIB EgyptAgility LogisticsAhli United BankAlexandria International Container Terminals Co. ( AICT)Alexandria Port AuthorityAlkan ConsultArab Academy for Science Technology & Maritime TransportArab Aluminum CoARTELIABechtel EgyptBesixBoskalis International EgyptCanal De PanamaChina Harbour Engineering CompanyChina Shipping Egypt CompanyClough Murray & Roberts MarineCommercial International BankDamcoDamietta Port AuthorityDecision Sciences International CorporationDEME GroupDP World Sokhna PortDredging InternationalEgyptian Port Development Group (EPDG)Embassy of the NetherlandsEMTC MarineEngineering Consultants GroupESC Global SecurityEuropean Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD)General Authority for Land Ports and Dry PortsGeneral Electric (GE)Genscape, Inc.Global for Investment and Development CoGreat lakes Dredge and Dock CompanyGulf Agency Company EgyptHoneywell Process SolutionsIBEX SolutionsIbrahim Shekew Engineering Consultancy (ISEC)Inchcape Shipping Services

Inter Pipe FactoryItalian Society for Water Pipelines S.p.A.Jan De Nul NVLafarge EgyptLeth Egypt Agencies LtdLiebherr Werk Nenzing GmbHMCV Manufacturing Commercial VehiclesMediterranean Shipping CompanyMedsofts HoldingMiddle East Dredging CompanyMinistry of Supply and Internal TradeMinistry of TransportMTU Middle East FZENational Marine Dredging CompanyNael and Bin Harmal Hydroexport EstPorts Development Company (King Abdullah Port)Qalaa HoldingsRed Sea Ports AuthorityReliance LogisticsRift Valley RailwaysRiver Transport AuthorityRoyal IHCRTASamcrete EgyptSchneider ElectricSenebogenSix ConstructSky InvestmentsSohar Industrial Port CompanyStalcoStar CommunicationsSubsea 7Suez Canal AuthorityTahoun Law OfficeTCBTRANSThe Suez Canal Container TerminalTransport Planning & Traffic Engineering HouseTriangle GroupUzmar Shipbuilding Industry and Trade Inc.Van OordVectrus


Director of Planning and Research at the Suez Canal Authority, Mahmoud Rezk, makes the keynote address on the future of the Suez Canal

Ibrahim Al Hammadi, CEO of DP World Sokhna, meets with Admiral Abdelkader Darwish, Chairman of Alexandria Port Authority

Chairman of Damietta Port Authority, Admiral Ayman Saleh addresses the audience about the future of Damietta port

Dr. Nabil Shaaban, Chief Engineer at the Red Sea Ports Authority, meets with sponsors Egyptian Ports Development Group

Chairman of the River Transport Authority, Samir Salama analyses the prospects of river transport in Egypt

Chairman of Alexandria Port Authority, Admiral Abdelkader Darwish addresses the audience

Managing Director of the Suez Canal Container Terminal, Klaus Holm Laursen addresses the audience about the future of the SCCT

Ibrahim Al Hammadi, CEO of DP World Sokhna, addresses the audience

Delegates listen via translation headsets as a presentation is made in Arabic

SNAPSHOT OF 2015 EGYPT PORTS AND WATERWAYS SUMMIT


SUMMIT DAY ONE: TUESDAY, 20 SEPTEMBER 2016

08:30 Registration and welcome refreshments08:55 Chairman’s welcome remarks09:00 The current status of Egyptian ports and their progress

towards achieving Egypt’s vision for the future In this presentation, the head of Egypt’s Maritime Transport Sector will outline how Egypt will achieve its vision for the future. His Excellency Rear Admiral Tarek Ghanem, Chairman, Maritime Transport Sector

09:30 Panel Discussion: Enhancing the competitiveness of Egyptian ports Egyptian port authorities are presently engaged in a number of major expansion projects aimed at increasing the capacity and competitiveness of their ports, with many new terminals and hinterland infrastructure projects underway in the country. In this session, the senior leadership from Egypt’s port authorities will be invited to discuss what their plans are to ensure the future competitiveness of their ports. This session will consider: • What can Egyptian authorities do to ensure that they remain competitive to international shipping? • What projects are currently underway in Egypt to achieve this? • What future plans are in place to ensure the continued prominence of the Egyptian maritime industry? Panellists: His Excellency Rear Admiral Tarek Ghanem, Chairman, Maritime Transport Sector Rear Admiral Essam El Din Badawy, Secretary General of the Union, Arab Sea Ports Federation Rear Admiral Ayman Saleh, Chairman, Damietta Port Authority Rear Admiral Medhat Attia, Chairman, Alexandria Port Authority

10:15 Coffee and networking break

11:00 The Suez Canal Economic Zone and its impact on all shipping Stage two of Egypt’s vision for the future is the development of the SCZone; turning the areas around the Suez Canal into leading international areas for the transshipment of goods, manufacturing, IT and other value-added services to the maritime industry. In this session, the vice chairman of the zone will explain what impact this project will have on shipping in Egypt. Rear Admiral Abdelkader Darwish, Vice Chairman, General Authority for the Suez Canal Economic Zone

11:30 Increasing port efficiency and security In this session, the chairman of Egypt’s largest and

oldest port will examine how ports in Egypt can address two of their greatest challenges: security and efficiency. Rear Admiral Medhat Attia, Chairman, Alexandria Port Authority

12:00 The development of Damietta port Having recently conducted works to dredge the

basin and attract larger vessels to the port, as well as embarking on an ambitious mega-project in the form of the grain terminal and logistics hub, Damietta port has been very busy of late. In this session, the port’s current progress will be evaluated and new projects presented to the audience. Rear Admiral Ayman Saleh, Chairman, Damietta Port Authority

12:30 KAEC’s Industrial Valley success as the new logistics and manufacturing hub on the red sea Collaboration between the public and private sectors is essential in establishing successful economic zones. King Abdullah Economic City in Saudi Arabia is the largest privately developed infrastructure in the region and an excellent example of how business and

government can work together to address emerging economic realities. The city’s learning experience is particularly relevant in light of planned developments in Egypt and the Suez Canal. Rayan Qutub, Chief Executive Officer, King Abdullah Economic City – Industrial Valley

13:00 Networking lunch

14:00 Success determinants of establishing an international logistic centre in the Suez Canal Zone The success of the newly established SCZone depends on a number of factors, and history has shown that the creation of such zones is far from easy. This presentation will focus on determining the required success factors for the project of establishing an international logistic centre in the surrounding region of the Suez Canal and a comparison with the required basic elements to establish such logistic centres on a global scale compared with the available elements of success in the Suez Canal region. Prof. Nagwa Khashaba, Professor of Economics, Suez Canal University

14:30 Using technology to increase the performance of ports Modern technology in the form of IT solutions and advances in communications has enabled the ports of the world to increase their performance to previously unseen levels in recent years. This session will seek to demonstrate the presently available benefits of these technologies and what they can offer Egyptian maritime transport. Prof. Dr. Mohamed Ali, Dean of International Transport Institute for Postgraduate Studies, AASTMT, and Advisor to the Minister for Transport and Logistics, Ministry of Transport

15:00 Security management systems in ports: The practical approach Port security is a key issue for any port looking to handle large volumes of goods. Keeping track of everything passing through the port can be a headache. In this session, the head of safety and security for Jordan’s leading port will examine how best to manage port security systems. Eng. Feras Altaweil, Head of HSSE, Aqaba Container Terminal

15:30 The benefits of implementing RFID systems to shipping and supply chain management RFID technology has risen to become a revolutionary element in supply chain management. It is not just a replacement for barcodes. RFID ensures that the right goods are available in the right place with no discrepancies and zero errors. It makes the supply chain considerably more precise and improves the efficiency and reliability of the entire chain. As real-time information is made available also administration and planning processes can be significantly improved. This presentation will consider the benefits of implementing such a system in Egypt. Ashraf Kotait, Port Operation Expert

16:00 Enhancing the competitiveness of Egyptian ports: Challenges and the 2050 visions Egyptian ports need to be able to offer facilities and services which compete with regional and global rivals if Egypt is to achieve its vision for the future. This presentation will provide an overview of the challenges facing the implementation of this vision and the way forward for the future. Dr. Khaled El Sakty, Assistant Professor, AASTMT

16:30 Chairman`s closing remarks and end of summit day one


SUMMIT DAY TWO: WEDNESDAY, 21 SEPTEMBER 2016

08:30 Registration and welcome refreshments

08:55 Chairman’s welcome remarks and summary of conclusions from day one

09:00 The role of maritime administrations in increasing port efficiency and security Governments owe a duty to their ports to ensure their utmost effectiveness, both in terms of their efficiency and security. In this presentation, this role will be examined by the Director General of the Jordan Maritime Authority. His Excellency Salah Abu Afifa, Director General, Jordan Maritime Commission

09:30 Session reserved for Royal IHC

10:00 Enhancing the competitiveness of river transport in Egypt River transport constitutes both an environmentally friendly and safe means of transporting goods in large volume, relieving pressures on overburdened roads and making the most of Egypt’s most glorious natural asset; the River Nile. In this session, the River Transport Authority’s chairman, Admiral Reda Ismail will assess what the RTA is doing to try and enhance the role of river transport in Egypt. Rear Admiral Reda Ismail, Chairman, River Transport Authority

10:30 The development of Egypt’s Dry and Land Port Network Developing in tandem with Egypt’s ports and

industry are a network of inland logistics centres. The development of this network is overseen by the General Authority for Land and Dry Ports and in this presentation, the authority’s chairman will provide delegates with an overview of this process. General Fouad Osman, Chairman, General Authority for Land and Dry Ports

11:00 Coffee and networking break

11:45 The role of tugboats in keeping harbours safe Expansions to port infrastructure and larger volumes

of shipping invariably place an increased burden on port services like tugboats. Tugboats thus play a major role in ensuring the safety of harbours and ease of navigation. This presentation will examine this role in light of increasing shipping volumes. Dr. Osama El Morsi, Head of Marine Engineering Department, Port Said Port Authority

12:15 Session reserved for Buhler AG

12:45 The framework for national maritime security legislation to enhance ships’ and ports’ security Port security is an important topic, with ports needing to balance the need to move goods quickly with the need to protect goods from theft and damage and prevent incidences of smuggling and trafficking. Faced with this need to both develop port infrastructure and increase security, it is now necessary for Egyptian ports to develop their security infrastructure. This session will attempt to outline how to approach this balancing act. Captain Mohamed Abdel Fattah, Chief of Training Department at Regional Maritime Security Institute, AASTMT

13:15 Networking lunch

14:15 The impact of Arab maritime security on the maritime industry There are seven main narrow waterways in the world considered as part of the major trade routes for global seaborne oil transportation. These narrow waterways are the Strait of Hormuz, Bab el-Mandab, Suez Canal, Strait of Malacca, Danish Straits, Turkish Straits and Panama Canal. Three of those main chokepoints lie in the Arab territory.

Disruptions to the international oil transit routes lying in Arab areas could affect oil prices and add thousands of miles of transit in alternative routes if there is any insecurity. 63% of total world petroleum exports travel via seaborne trade and more than half of this amount is transported in the Arab strategic waterways. This session will analyse how Arab maritime security is so critical to global trade. Captain Maged Hassabou, Maritime Security Expert, AASTMT

14:45 The vital role of the Suez Canal in world trade Handling the transit of more than 17,000 ships per year,

the Suez Canal is undoubtedly one of the world’s most important waterways. This presentation will analyse the advantages of the Suez Canal as well as some of the most important market developments in international transport and their impact on the navigation of the canal. Emad Fawaz, Economic Researcher, Suez Canal Authority

15:15 Improving maritime training for safely transiting the Suez Canal The safety of shipping on the Suez Canal is of the utmost importance and the Suez Canal Authority is well aware of this. To this end, Suez Canal pilots, new pilots and tug pilots are provided with extensive simulation training. This presentation will provide an overview of this process and the simulations used to ensure the utmost safety of this vital waterway. Eng. Sabry Nasr, Head of Technical Section, Simulation Complex, Suez Canal Authority

15:45 Chairman’s closing remarks end of summit

The published programme is correct at time of printing. However, given the seniority of our speakers and the nature of their roles, speakers may subsequently substitute or remove themselves from the programme. This is always regrettable, and we will always try to replace the speaker with a speaker with equivalent insight. For the most up-to-date programme, please visit the event website.

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AIN SOKHNA SITE VISIT: THURSDAY, 22 SEPTEMBER 2016

Join us on the 22nd September as conference delegates will get an exclusive chance to visit two developments at the heart of Egypt’s maritime future: The SCZone and DP World Sokhna.

During the site visit, delegates will first experience a tour of the headquarters of the SCZone in Sokhna and see an exclusive presentation by the senior management, before getting a hands-on look at one of the ports at the centre of Egypt’s planned developments and one whose future is at the centre of the vision for the SCZone: DP World Sokhna.

Operated by DP World, Sokhna occupies a key location on the Red Sea near the southern entrance to the Suez Canal; providing a convenient location for transhipment and goods heading for Cairo. Sokhna presently has major plans for development, with plans for the development of “Basin 1”, extensive investments in new equipment, the new “DRI” project to develop a new steel plant at the site, as well as extensive investments in IT infrastructure and new technology.

Join the site visit to:• Gain exclusive access to two of Egypt’s most exciting development projects• See for yourself how one of the ports in the heart of the SCZone plans to develop in the coming years• Gain valuable networking time with fellow delegates and port executives• Get an inside look into one of Egypt’s newest and most exciting government bodies

Provisional agenda:

07:45 Delegates meet in lobby

08:00 Depart hotel by bus

10:00 Arrive at SCZone HQ

11:15 Depart SCZone HQ for DP World Sokhna

12:30 Arrive at DP World Sokhna and begin site visit

13:00 Lunch at hotel venue in Sokhna

14:00 Depart Lunch venue for Cairo

16:00 Arrive back at Intercontinental Citystars Hotel, Cairo

Please note that this agenda is provisional and may be subject to changes in timings

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SPONSORSHIP AND EXHIBITION OPPORTUNITIES

Official Crane Sponsor:

Technology Sponsor:

Do you have a product or service that our senior decision-makers and influencers need?

The 2016 Egypt Ports and Waterways Summit offers you the perfect platform to showcase your solution to your target market and meet and network with senior-level decision makers who are leading the way in the industry

We specialise in providing business development, marketing and sales solutions that are tailored to specifically deliver on your business objectives. We pay patient attention to what our exhibition and sponsorship customers want, expect, need and value. Every sponsor wants to create customers, develop qualified sales leads, convert leads into sales and retain customers. Our tailored sponsorship packages help you to achieve these objectives.

If you would like more information on sponsorship and exhibition opportunities or to discuss which package will best help you achieve your objectives, please contact Noel Greenway on +971 4 360 2800 or email [email protected].

IQPC has been hosting events developed for senior executives for more than 40 years. We serve businesses representing over 15 sectors at more than 1,700 conferences around the globe. Previous sponsors of the Egypt Ports and Waterways Summit include Decision Sciences International, Dredging International NV, Egypt Ports Development Group, Great Lakes Dock and Dredge, IBEX Solutions, MTU, Liebherr, NMDC, Royal IHC and Sennebogen. Senior executives travel from around the world to our events looking to garner best practices and concrete solutions to assist them in improving their organisations. IQPC provides many different platforms for you to increase your market share, stay ahead of your competition, increase awareness to your target audience and position yourself as a key supplier to the maritime industry.

Your platform – getting your message across: Because we know that each sponsor has a different message, business development goal and branding objectives, each sponsorship package is tailored to your corporate strategies. Though most sponsorship offers multiple levels and types of exposure, there are a few main ways for you to highlight your corporate strengths:

1 Thought Leadership As a sponsor at the 2016 Egypt Ports and Waterways Summit, your company will gain second-to-none exposure to senior-level decision makers at the point in time that they are seeking solutions, information and systems for improving their firm’s strategies. For a select few sponsors, you can build your reputation as a market leader through subject-specific presentations, workshops and focus days. This highly selective sponsorship allows your firm to establish tremendous capability and expertise in your specialty as well as highlight successful work completed with your clients.

2 Premium Branding We bring together buyers and suppliers for collaboration, networking and knowledge sharing. Branding is often a major initiative for our clients who are seeking to get the message out about their offerings. Build your company’s brand and visibility in front of senior decision-makers in order to get shortlisted. As a sponsor, your company branding will appear alongside the global leaders associated with best practices in this field. Our dedicated marketing team will help you achieve your promotional aims in the months leading up to the conference. IQPC leverages multiple marketing channels including online, direct mail, email, press releases, media partnerships and social media to publicise the event and increase awareness about your participation to our extensive database, as well as through our network of partners.

3 Featured Networking Events Networking and information sharing are two major aspects of our conferences and IQPC builds in many opportunities for sponsors to benefit from meeting industry leaders. Focused and high-level, our events will provide you with the perfect environment to initiate new business relationships, identify upcoming opportunities and achieve face-to-face contact that overcrowded tradeshows can not deliver. The exhibition area is designed to be the heart of the event – a place to network and share strategies with key decision makers. Sponsorship opportunities range from exhibition stands to sponsored lunches, cocktail receptions, gala dinners and a host of other branding opportunities.

Additionally IQPC offers a selection of sponsorship opportunities that enables our clients to increase their opportunity to develop new relationships during our events, including one-to-one meetings with clients to understand their challenges, requirements and opportunities.

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International Summit: 20-21 September 2016Ain Sokhna Site Visit: 22 September 2016InterContinental Citystars Hotel, Cairo, Egypt



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