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Nov. 3(Tue) ~ 5(Thu), 2015 | Coex InterContinental Hotel, Seoul, Korea

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Diamond Hall

VIVACE ANDANTE ALLEGRO

Harmony Ballroom

MODERATO

1. OVERVIEW 3. PROGRAMS

Day 1 : Tuesday, November 3

▶ Harmony Ballroom I ~ III - Opening Ceremony (Day 1) - Project Seminars by region (Day 1) - Individual Project meetings (Day 2)

▶ Diamond Hall - Luncheon hosted by the Minister

of MOLIT (Day 1)- Dinner hosted by the Chairman

of ICAK (Day 1)

▶ MODERATO - VIP Lounge (Day 1)

▶ ANDANTE - GICC Secretariat (Day 1, 2)

▶ ALLEGRO - MDB Seminar (Day 1) - Individual MDB meetings (Day 2)

▶ VIVACE - Bilateral Talks with the Minister of

MOLIT (Day 1, 2)

▶ APOLLO (30F) - Bilateral Talks with the Vice Minister

of MOLIT (Day 1)

2. SITE MAP AT B1F, Coex InterContinental Hotel

• Global Infrastructure Cooperation Conference 2015

• From Tuesday, November 3 to Thursday, November 5

• At Coex InterContinental Hotel, Seoul, Korea

• Hosted by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport

• Organized by the International Contractors Association of Korea

09:00-10:30 • Registration

10:00-10:30 • Meeting with H.E. Yoo Il-Ho, Minister of Land, Infrastructure and Transport at Moderato Room

10:30-11:05 • Opening Ceremony at Harmony Ballroom

- Opening Remarks by Mr. Park Kee-Poong, Chairman of the International Contractors Association of Korea

- Welcoming Remarks by H.E. Yoo Il-Ho, Minister of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, Korea

- Congratulatory Remarks by H.E. Kyaw Lwin, Union Minister of Construction, Myanmar

- Congratulatory Remarks by H.E. Tarana Halim, State Minister of Ports, Telecommunications and Information Technology, Bangladesh

- Congratulatory Remarks by Mr. John Kipngetich Mosonik, Principal Secretary of Ministry of Transport & Infrastructure, Kenya

11:05-11:55 • Keynote Speeches at Harmony Ballroom

- Mr. Myratgeldi Meredov, Deputy Minister of Oil and Gas Industry and Mineral Resources, Turkmenistan

- Mr. Julianito JR Bucayan, Undersecretary for Project Implementation & Special Concerns, Department of Transportation and Communications, Philippines

- Mr. Myounggu Kang, Professor of University of Seoul, Korea

12:00-13:15 • Luncheon hosted by H.E. Yoo Il-Ho, Minister of Land, Infrastructure and Transport at Diamond Hall

14:00-18:00 • Project Seminars by region at Harmony Ballroom I, II & III• MDB Seminar at Allegro Room

18:30-20:00 • Dinner hosted by Mr. Park Kee-Poong, Chairman of the International Contractors Association of Korea at Diamond Hall

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Time table of Project Seminars by region

I. Southeast Asia

Time / Date: 14:00-18:00, Tuesday, November 3Venue: Harmony Ballroom I, B1F, Coex InterContinental Hotel

Time Country Project Owner Project

14:00~14:20 Cambodia Ministry of Tourism Tourism Infrastructure for Inclusive Growth Project, Opportunities for Investment

14:20~14:40 Indonesia Telekomunikasi Indonesia Fostering Broadband Infrastructure Rolling Out. FTTH Deployment

14:40~15:00 Malaysia Land Public Transport Commission

Overview of Current Rail Projects & Plans for Expansion

15:00~15:20 Philippines National Irrigation Administration The Philippine Irrigation Program 2016-2020

15:20~15:40 Philippines Department Of Transportation and Communications DOTC Infrastructure Projects

15:40~16:00 Vietnam Cuu Long CIPM Cuu Long CIPM and The Projects Calling for Investment

16:20~16:40 Vietnam Electricity of Vietnam Vietnam Electricity and Power Sector Development

16:40~17:00 Vietnam Thaison Group Industrial Zone Project

17:00~17:20 Vietnam Management Authority for Urban Railways Ho Chi Minh City Urban Railway System

II. MENA, Southwest Asia, Europe & The Pacific

Time / Date: 14:00-18:00, Tuesday, November 3Venue: Harmony Ballroom II, B1F, Coex InterContinental Hotel

Time Country Project Owner Project

14:00~14:10 Australia NSW Treasury Infrastructure in New South Wales, Australia

14:10~14:20 Australia Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Ltd Infrastructure Finance in Asia and Australia

14:20~14:30 Australia Norton Rose Fulbright Leagal Advisory

14:30~14:50 Bulgaria Bulgarian Expressway Corporation Specific Infrastructure Projects

14:50~15:05 Iraq Basra Governorate Basrah Water Supply Improvement Project

15:05~15:25 Morocco Office Nationale de l'Electricité et de l'Eau Potable

IPP Generation Projects Under Development by ONEE

15:25~15:45 Qatar Public Works Authority Ashghal Infrastructure Overview

15:45~16:00 BangladeshMinistry of Post,

Telecommunications & Information Technology

Investment Opportunities in Telecom and IT Sector

16:20~16:40 India India Infrastructure Finance Company Limited

IIFCL's Role in Indian Infrastructure Development

16:40~17:00 India Jaipur Metro Rail Corporation Jaipur Metro Rail Project

17:00~17:20 India Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority Major Project in Mumbai: An Overview

17:20~17:40 Sri Lanka Sri Lanka Gateway Industries (Pvt) Ltd

Heavy Industrial Zone, Sampur, Trincomalee, Sri Lanka

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III. CIS, Latin America & Africa

Time / Date: 14:00-18:00, Tuesday, November 3Venue: Harmony Ballroom III, B1F, Coex InterContinental Hotel

IV. MDB Seminar

Time / Date: 14:00-18:00, Tuesday, November 3Venue: Allegro Room, B1F, Coex InterContinental Hotel

Time Country Project Owner Project

14:00~14:20 Azerbaijan State Oil Company of Azerbaijan SOCAR Downstream Projects

14:20~14:40 KazakhstanMinistry for Investments and Development of the Republic

of Kazakhstan

Development of Road Network and Realization of the State Program in Kazakhstan

14:40~15:00 Kazakhstan Sovereign Wealth Fund, Samruk-Kazyna JSC

Logistics Proposals for Trade Facilitation between Europe and Asia

15:00~15:20 Bolivia ENDE Corporation Sector Electrico en Bolivia

15:20~15:40 Chile Jorka Energy Eirl Jorka Energy Eirl

15:40~16:00 Ecuador Ministerio de Transporte Y Obras Públicas Plan Estratégico de Movilidad

16:20~16:40 Uruguay Ministerio de Transporte Y Obras Públicas

Infrastructure Opportunities on the Gateway to Mercosur

16:40~16:55 Cameroon Limbe Port&Industrial Development.Corp. Deep-sea Port Project Overview

16:55~17:10 Ethiopia Ministry of Water, Irrigation and Energy

Investment Opportunities in Ethiopian Energy sector

17:10~17:25 Ethiopia Ethiopian Elelctric Power High Lights on Ethiopian Energy, Geothermal Development & Investment Opportunity

17:25~17:40 Kenya Ministry of Transport &Infrastructure

Investment Opportunities in Transportation in Kenya

17:40~17:55 Nigeria Federal Capital Territory Administration

Urban Transport Plan and Investment Opportunities

Time Bank Topics Speakers

14:10~14:30 Asian Development Bank ADB Private Sector Operations and its Safeguards Policies Shantanu Chakraborty

14:30~14:50European Bank for

Reconstruction and Development

EBRD, Safeguard policy in social and environmental sector Stanuslav Suprunenko

14:50~15:10 Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency

MIGA and Infrastructure Investments Jae Hyung Kwon

15:10~15:30 Inter-American Development Bank

IDB Transportation Sector & Safeguard Policy Ana Maria Pinto

15:30~16:00 Panel Discussion, Q&A

16:00~16:20 Coffee Break

16:20~16:40 Islamic Development Bank The PPP Operation of Islamic Development Bank Mohammad Asheque Moyeed

16:40~17:00 Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego Potentials of Polish Invesment Market for Korean Companies Witold Kubic

17:00~17:20 Afriland First Bank The Cameroon Banking Market and Investment Opportunities Paul. K. Fokam

17:20~17:50 Panel Discussion, Q&A

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Day 2 : Wednesday, November 4

Individual Project Meetings & MDB Meetings Individual meetings between Korean contractors and overseas project owners & MDB professionals. Time / Date: 09:00-18:00, Wednesday, November 4 Venue: Harmony Ballroom & Allegro Room

09:00-12:00 • Individual Project meetings at Harmony Ballroom I, II & III- Please check again the schedules of Individual meetings on your fixed time table

and arrive at the designated tables 5 minutes prior to your meeting schedule

10:00-12:00 • Individual MDB meetings at Allegro Room

- Please check again the schedules of Individual meetings on your fixed time table and arrive at the designated tables 5 minutes prior to your meeting schedule

12:00-13:00 • Lunch at Diamond Hall

13:00-13:50 • Tour of the World Road Congress Exhibition at COEX

- Please proceed to Diamond Hall lobby by 13:00

14:00-17:50 • Individual Project meetings (Continued) at Harmony Ballroom I, II & III- Please check again the schedules of Individual meetings on your fixed time table

and arrive at the designated tables 5 minutes prior to your meeting schedule

14:00-16:00 • Individual MDB meetings (Continued) at Allegro Room

- Please check again the schedules of Individual meetings on your fixed time table and arrive at the designated tables 5 minutes prior to your meeting schedule

17:30-19:00 • Dinner at Diamond Hall

18:30-22:30 • Korean Traditional Play Performance at Jeongdong Theater

* Please register at the Informatin Desk (1F) by 18:00

Miso : Bae Bi Jang – Jeon

A satirical novel which was written by an unknown author in the late Joseon Dynasty. Humor stands out vividly as it evokes laughter by alluding to the hypocrisy of the ruling class and natural human desires.

Day 3 : Thursday, November 5

Industrial & Cultural Tour

Time / Date: 08:30~17:30, Thursday, November 5Venue: G-Tower (Song-Do, Incheon) and Gyeong-Bak-Gung Palace(Seoul)

* Please register at the Information Desk (1F) by 08:00 and bring your GICC ID card.

08:30-12:00 • Industrial Tour at G-Tower, Song-Do, Incheon

12:00-13:00 • Lunch at Sheraton Hotel, Incheon

14:30-17:30 • Cultural Tour at Gyeong-Bok-Gung Palace, Seoul

Gyeong-Bok-Gung Palace

It was built in 1395, three years after the Joseon Dynasty was founded. The Palace was named Gyeong-Bok-Gung Palace, which means the "Palace Greatly Blessed by Heaven."With Mount Bugaksan to its rear and Mount Namsan in the foreground, the site of Gyeong-Bok-Gung Palace was at the heart of Seoul. Today, the palace is regarded as the most beautiful and biggest palace in Seoul.

G-Tower

IFEZ (Incheon Free Economic Zone) is designated to be the hub for the government’s strategy of building the economic center of Northeast Asia. G-Tower is a landmark located at Central Park in ‘Song-Do International City’, Incheon.The terrace ‘Sky Garden’ on the 29th floor offers a bird’s eye view over the international business zone in Song-Do, and the promotion hall is set on the 33rd floor to show the performance of the IFEZ plan.

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4. TRANSPORTATION

PICK-UP SERVICE AT INCHEON INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

GICC 2015 staff will be waiting at the Arrival Hall holding a welcoming picket. You will be provided with an Airport Limousine Bus ticket and escorted to the bus-stop by a staff of GICC 2015 (The staff will not accompany in the bus).

LIMOUSINE BUS INFORMATION Bus Stop : 4B, 11A

Bus Number: #6704

Departs every 30 minutes Hours of Operations : 5:06 ~ 22:55

Length of Trip: 60 to 90 minutes

CONTACT INFORMATION HoBin, Jun / +82-10-7431-8858

International Arrivals

2nd Floor of the Passenger

Terminal

1st Floor of the Passenger

Terminal

Currency Exchange

Immigration Desk

Transfer Security Check

GICC 2015 Information Desk

Bus Schedule(Airport → Hotel)

4B 11A5:06 11:28 17:56 5:10 11:32 18:005:38 12:07 18:24 5:42 12:11 18:286:22 12:47 19:06 6:26 12:51 19:107:06 13:26 19:47 7:10 13:30 19:517:38 14:05 20:31 7:42 14:09 20:358:17 14:47 21:16 8:21 14:51 21:208:50 15:27 22:02 8:54 15:31 22:069:36 16:06 22:51 9:40 16:10 22:55

10:16 16:46 10:20 16:5010:56 17:26 11:00 17:30

Type Nov.2 Nov.3 Nov.4 Nov.5

Breakfast(6:30~9:00)

Style-

Hotel Buffet Hotel Buffet Hotel Buffet

Venue Club Lounge (2F) Club Lounge (2F) Club Lounge (2F)

Lunch(12:00~14:30)

Style Buffet(unofficial) Luncheon(official) Buffet(unofficial)Asian live Restaurant

(2F)Venue Brasserie(1F) Diamond Hall Diamond Hall

DinnerStyle Buffet(unofficial) Dinner(official) Buffet(unofficial) Buffet(unofficial)

Venue Brasserie(1F)(18:00~20:30)

Diamond Hall(18:30~20:00)

Diamond Hall(17:30~19:00)

Brasserie(1F)(18:00~20:30)

5. ACCOMMODATION (Coex InterContinental Hotel)

Tel: +82-2-3452-2500Fax: +82-2-3430-8000 Address: 135-975) 524, Bongeunsa-ro, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, KoreaE-mail: coexseoul@ihg.comWebsite: http://www.iccoex.com

CHECK- IN / CHECK-OUT You can check-in at the GICC 2015 counter on the 1st floor.Your credit card information will be required when checking in.Any incidental charges will not be covered by the host.

MEAL PLAN

* Meal vouchers will be provided when you check-in. Please submit the voucher at the entrance of the restaurants.

Bus Schedule(Hotel → Airport)

5:05 12:155:40 12:556:15 13:356:55 14:157:35 14:558:15 15:358:55 16:209:35 17:00

10:15 17:4010:55 18:1511:35

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6. GENERAL INFORMATION

CURRENCY AND EXCHANGE RATE The unit of Korean currency is Won (₩). The exchange rate is approximately USD $1 to ₩1,153 (as of October 28) Currency exchange: Foreign banknotes and traveler's check can be exchanged at foreign exchange banks and other authorized moneychangers. Credit cards: Diners Club, Visa, American Express and MasterCard are widely accepted at major hotels, shops and restaurants in the large cities. Check with your credit card company for details of merchant acceptability and other services which may be available. Traveler's check: Accepted, but may be difficult to change in small towns. To avoid additional exchange rate charges, travelers are advised to take Traveler's check in US Dollars. Banking hours: 09:00 - 16:00, Monday to Friday

CLIMATE The Republic of Korea lies in the temperate zone with four distinct seasons. Geographically, it is located in the middle latitudes of the Northern Hemisphere, on the east coast of the Eurasian Continent and also adjacent to the Western Pacific. It shows, therefore complex climate characteristics which reveal both continental and oceanic features. It has a wide temperature difference between summer and winter and much precipitation in comparison with that of the Continent.

During the GICC 2015, temperature is very moderate with average temperature expected to be 10ºC

LANGUAGE The Korean language belongs to the Ural-Altaic language group. Han-geul, the Korean alphabet, is composed of 10 simple vowels and 14 consonants. In 1443, King Sejong promoted the creation of an alphabet for writing that could simply and accurately convey the sounds of the spoken language. Originally known as Hunminjeongeum, or "the correct sounds for the instruction of the people," it is an easy-to-learn phonetic alphabet that enabled the common people to express themselves in writing.

RELIGION Freedom of religion is fully guaranteed in the Republic of Korea. There are four broad streams of influence: Shamanism, Buddhism,Confucianism, and Christianity.

Christianity has had a large following in Korea since its introduction from the West in the late 18th century. Catholicism and Protestantism have significantly grown under the influence of Europe and the United States. There are also various minor religionsbased on various combinations of elements from traditional religions.

TIME ZONE GMT +9 hours

TRANSPORTATION FARE Taxi: KRW 3,000 basic fare within 2km To take a taxi for your personal schedule, please come and ask for a call-taxi at the Concierge desk. Subway: KRW 1,350 basic fare

Public Metro Bus: KRW 1,350 basic fare (local), KRW 3,000basic fare (express)

EMERGENCY CALLS Police: 112

Fire and Ambulance: 119

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SURROUNDINGS Coex Mall: Coex Mall is the largest underground shopping area in Asia, playing a role of complex cultural space that provides the largest multiplex theaters in Korea, aquarium designed with a special themes, shopping, dining, and entertainment services as well as Korean cultural experiences.

Bongeunsa Temple: Located north of Coex mall and convention center, Bongeunsa Temple has a long history. First constructed in 794 during the reign of King Wonseong, the temple was restored in 1498 by Queen Jeonghyeon since it was located near her husband Seoungjong’s tomb. At this time, the name of the temple was changed from Gyeongseong Temple to Bongeunsa Temple.

Gangnam station: The area around Gangnam Station is full of bars and restaurants serving Korean, Chinese, Japanese, and Western cuisine as well as countless clothing stores, movie theaters and book stores.

CONTACT INFORMATIONICAK: Sung Won Ko 010-6693-8288

Sung Jin Kim 010-7704-5995GICC secretary: Seung Hee(Elina) Choi 010-2999-1591Hotel: Byungjo Yoo 010-2491-0505Espanol: Sung Won(Felipe) Jung 010-6666-9764Русский: Lyubov Tsay 010-2906-6150 Francais: Hyeong Mi Kim 010-6616-1730Hye Jin Hwang 010-7336-0139 : العربية