Summit to discuss future of Egypt’s Transport Infrastructure
Experts and stakeholders from across the spectrum of Egyptian transportation are set to come together at the Egypt Transport Infrastructure Summit.
This conference falls at exactly the right time, with so many infrastructure projects in Egypt being undertaken at present...
CAIRO, EGYPT, January 19, 2015 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Experts and stakeholders from across the spectrum of Egyptian transportation are set to come together at the Egypt Transport Infrastructure Summit from 27 – 29 January 2015 in Cairo, Egypt, in order to find solutions to the challenges faced by the transportation sector in Egypt.— Rory Keith, Conference Director, IQPC
With attendees already confirmed from Egypt’s Ministry of Transport, Ministry of Finance, Egyptian National Railways, the National Authority for Tunnels and the General Authority for Roads, Bridges and Land Transport, this event seeks to achieve progress and promote discussion amongst those involved in Egypt’s transport sector.
A great deal is planned to advance Egypt’s transport infrastructure, with expansions to road, rail, metro and maritime facilities planned. Major projects such as the extension of Cairo metro line 3, the construction of 3,600km of new roads and the acquisition of six new train sets for the Cairo-Alexandria train line have made transport infrastructure a major topic in Egypt and with so much planned for the future, conference attendees will have a lot to discuss.
www.egypttransport.com/news
Hosted by global events company IQPC and chaired by senior Egyptian transportation expert, Dr. Khaled Abbas, the event’s speakers will include Major General Ismail Nagdy, Chairman of the National Authority for Tunnels; Dr. Saad El Gayoshi, Chairman of the General Authority for Roads, Bridges and Land Transport; as well as a roster of international experts and senior governmental advisors.
“This conference falls at exactly the right time, with so many infrastructure projects in Egypt being undertaken at present, it is vital to coordinate efforts to achieve successful multimodal transport. Egypt is re-emerging as a serious economic power in the region, and this growth is spearheaded by improvements in transport infrastructure.” – Rory Keith, Conference Director, IQPC.
Companies such as Soilmec, Setec, Hill International, Waagner Biro, ThyssenKrupp, Thales and many more have already confirmed their attendance.
Find the full programme, speaker list and registration form at www.egypttransport.com/news, call +971 4 364 2975 or email enquiry@iqpc.ae.
Husaina Nasir
IQPC Middle East
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