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The APM-RGC
held alongside the IIICE'12is the leading G2G, G2B and B2B forum
for Infrastructure development in Indonesia, bringing together the widest
community of senior decision makers and officials responsible for
infrastructure projects in Indonesia. As a 3 day conference &
exhibition these events will once again provide a critical platform for
both National and Regional governments, businesses, investors and leading
technology experts to meet, discuss, and set strategies for the planning,
development and implementation of sustainable and inclusive infrastructure
across the archipelago.
Confirmed Participants Include:
Coordinating
Ministry for Economic Affairs-RI, Ministry of National Development Planning
(Bappenas)-RI,Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM)-RI, Ministry
of Transportation-RI, Ministry of Public Works-RI, Ministry of Energy and
Mineral Resources-RI, Ministry of Finance-RI, Ministry of State Owned
Enterprises-RI, Ministry of Communication and Information Technology-RI,
Ministry of Trade-RI, Ministry of Industry-RI, National Land Agency-RI,
Ministry of Foreign Affairs-RI, Indonesia Chamber of Commerce and
Industry(KADIN-RI), Indonesia Infrastructure Finance, Sarana Multi
Infrastructure, Philips Indonesia, GMR Airports India, Tusk Advisory,
Hitachi, Telkom Indonesia, Latham & Watkins, Wuhan Sanjiang – China,
Thiess Contractor Indonesia, Andritz Hydro, Penjaminan Infrastruktur
Indonesia (IIGF), Fujitech Indonesia, PLN, Sumitomo Corporation, Harrif
Daya Tungga Engineering, Jasa Marga, Adhi Karya, Mitsubishi Corporation,
Pelindo II, Leighton Contractors, Russian Railways, Zhongli Science and
Tech Group Co. ltd, Waskita Karya, Hutama Karya, Wijaya Karya, Signature
Systems Group, Embassy of the Republic of India, Embassy of Canada, Embassy
of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Embassy of Singapore, Embassy of the Kingdom
of Netherlands, Royal Thai Embassy, Bank BCA, Severn Trent De Nora
Singapore, Asuransi Jasa Raharja Putra, Deloitte Konsultan Sanjiang
Indonesia, Osman Bing Satrio & Rekan, Ali Budiardjo Nugroho
Reksodiputro (ABNR), Pinsent Masons, Kalimantan Rail Pte.Ltd, Korea South
East Power, Korea Electric Power Corporation, Bank ANZ, HT Port Marine,
Padi Mekatel, Bahar & Partners, Mitsui & Co, Ltd, Asuransi Tugu
Kresna Pratama, Probase Manufacturing Sdn Bhd, Bekasi Power, MKK Law,
Woodfield Consultant, GE Transport, Mitsubishi Heavy Industry, Reka Elektra
Sarua Wisesa, Astratel Nusantara, Nusantara Infrastructure, SNC Lavalin,
Samsung C&T, Austrade, DH Energy, Katahira & Engineers
International, Bank HSBC, Provinsi Kalimantan Timur, Provinsi Jawa Barat, Provinsi
Jawa Tengah, JakartaGlobe, The Wall Street Jurnal, Bloomberg Television,
tvOne, BCI ASIA, Finance Indonesia, Cargo Times, Indoshipping Gazette,
Oxford Business Group, Vibizmedia, Majalah Konstruksi, Okezone.com, Detik
Finance, RFP, Equipment Indonesia, Business Week Bloomberg, Sailings,
Logistics+, Warta Ekonomi, Sinar Harapan, Petrominer, Neraca, Gatra, Gatra
News, SWA, ANTARA, TEMPO, EKONID (The German-Indonesian Chamber of Industry
and Commerce), IPFA, INCCA, BRITCHAM, AMCHAM, ASPERAPI, APBI-ICMA, APPSI.
The Focus: MP3EI - A National "Connectivity"
Priority
MP3EI
-"The Master Plan for the Acceleration and Expansion of Indonesia's
Economic Development".
This national
priority plan launched in 2011, with a scope through to 2025, aims to
connect the 33 provinces of Indonesia with both domestic &International
partners, fostering inclusive and sustainable economic growth across the
archipelago. A total of Six economic corridors have been identified that
will each focus on strengthening national connectivity and human resource
capability through enhanced science and technology with an integrated
infrastructure and investment policy. These events with a dedicated focus
on the critical infrastructure agenda in support of MP3EI, held in
conjunction with presentations by the 33 Indonesian provinces of Indonesia,
will offer unparalleled perspective on the latest opportunities taking
shape across Indonesia's rapidly expanding infrastructure sectors.
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Economic Corridors
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Development Theme
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Supporting Infrastructure Needed
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Investment Value
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1. Sumatra EC
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Center of production and processing of natural resources and
as nation's energy reserves
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Railways, Roads, Power & Energy, Ports, Sunda Straits
Bridge (JSS), Water Utilities
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$ 26.5 billion
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2. Java EC
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Driver for national industry and service provision
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Roads, Power & Energy, Airports, Ports, Railways, Other
Infrastructure
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$ 72.2 billion
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3. Kalimantan EC
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Center for production and processing of national mining and energy
reserves
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Ports, Roads, Railways, Power & Energy, Bridge, Water
Utilities, Overland Conveyor, Airports
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$ 60.2 billion
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4. Sulawesi EC
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Center for production and processing of natural
agricultural, plantation, fisheries, oil and gas, mining
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Road, Power Plant, Jetty, Irrigation, Water Ponds, Power
& Energy, Fishing Ports
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$ 20.5 billion
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5. Bali - Nusa Tenggara EC
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Gateway for tourism and national food support
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Ports, Nusadua - Ngurah Rai - Benoa Airport, Toll Roads, Airports,
Roads, Fishery Production Facilities
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$ 6.2 billion
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6. Papua - Maluku Islands
EC
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Center for development of food, fisheries, energy, national
mining
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Sea Ports, Power & Energy, Water Utilities, Roads,
Fishery Production Facilities, Road & Bridges, Airport
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$ 53.1 billion
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The Conference
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Day-1
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Indonesian National Government’s Macro Planning
Policy; Exploring deeper G2G cooperation
with Indonesia’s key trading partners with presentations by national
ministers and leading private sector investors outlining strategies and
latest policy updates for working with the Indonesian government on
fast-tracking critical national infrastructure development.
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Day-2
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Parallel Sector Tracks with MP3EI Highlights; Focusing on Transportation, Public Works, Energy
and ICT. Presentations will be made by the heads of the MP3EI Economic
Corridors, national ministries and state owned enterprises alongside
leading international experts outlining opportunities to partner with,
support and supply the Indonesian government development plans.
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Day-3
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Project Presentations from the 33 Provinces; Focusing on specific detailed infrastructure project
presentations by the respective Governors and senior Provincial
Representatives, delivering the most comprehensive overview of actual
opportunities across the Indonesian archipelago.
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Conference
Delegate Benefits:
Receive first hand information on the latest national policies
and regulations on infrastructure from Indonesia and the Asia Pacific.
Review presentations on infrastructure initiatives and
"ready-to-go" projects for tender from Indonesia and the Asia
Pacific.
Learn International "best practices" towards project
development, transparent tendering and procurement from industry experts.
Discover new methods for minimizing investment risks and
facilitating infrastructure investment to drive your business.
Explore with government counterparts the availability of
infrastructure financing under the current Indonesia economic boom.
Witness cutting edge skills & technologies in the
infrastructure sector that can streamline your development.
Take Part in business meetings and tailored social events
towards maximizing both G2B and B2B networking opportunities.
The Exhibition
The MP3EI
Pavilion & 33 Provinces of Indonesia - As the
centerpiece of the IIICE Exhibition, the MP3EI agenda will be presented
alongside exhibits from the 33 provinces of Indonesia showcasing their
priority infrastructure projects slated for development prioritizing those
ready for tender.
Leading private
sector companies, trade associations and country officials are invited to
showcase their products, technologies and services to support Indonesia’s
rapidly expanding infrastructure development.
Exhibitor
Benefits:
Jual produk dan
jasa anda langsung ke ribuan klien potensial dari ekonomi yang paling
penting dalam Asia Pasifik.
Showcase of technologies and services to Indonesian and
Regional stakeholders
Match with Regional and Indonesian buyers, domestic and
International suppliers, and government officials on an unprecedented level
Showcase of company/institution capabilities
Generate new business leads
Reinforcement of presence in front of the Regional and
National infrastructure decision makers
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