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Highlights of the event:

Ministerial forum featuring key Indonesian ministers

Closed-door luncheon with Indonesia’s mayors and province representatives

Global and regional project showcase

Technology showcase

Market access and PPP workshops

Dedicated tracks for each transportation industry

Unveil new strategies and solutions for operators and government authorities from aviation, rail and road industry.

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Dear Colleagues and Friends,

The inaugural Future Transport Asia hosted by Sphere will be held in Jakarta, Indonesia from 25th to 27th June 2013. It gives me a great pleasure to welcome you to this important gathering of government officials, regulators, rail and airport operators, airlines and world class transport solution providers.

Home to the world’s 16th-largest economy, Indonesia has an urgent need to expand its infrastructure in order to support its booming economy. The Indonesian Government has pledged to multiply infrastructure spending to US$250 billion until 2025, in order to boost annual economic growth to 6.8% by 2014.

The theme of this year’s conference is “smart transport for a smarter future” and it will focus on discussions, strategies and innovative solutions that will move Asia’s transportation towards a sustainable future.

Hopefully from this conference, Indonesia will have the opportunity not only to share its experience; but also to learn from others in our quest to meet our goal of creating a sustainable infrastructure network to support our economy. This three-day conference will cover key areas of infrastructure and transportation, from market access strategies, passenger rail operations, airport operations to urban transport development and aviation outlook. This exchange of information, ideas and experiences will further enhance our understanding of the issues and challenges that we must face and the actions to be undertaken in order to achieve success.

I hope you make the most of your visit here to experience the many wonders of Indonesia and enjoy our warm hospitality.

I extend to you a very warm ‘Selamat Datang di Indonesia’.

Bambang SusantonoVice MinisterMinistry of TransportationRepublic of Indonesia

Ministry of Transportation, Indonesia

Welcome Message by Event at a Glance

123%Chief Executive Officers

23%Head of Department

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10%Singapore

6%Japan, Korea

10%Business Development Managers

5%Thailand

5%Hong Kong

Future Transport Asia 2013 is the only integrated event in Asia to bring together government, regulators, rail & airport operators, airlines and world-class solution providers in Jakarta, Indonesia this 25 – 27 June 2013.

With 3 co-located conferences, this event is the definitive platform for 500 leaders from the transport sector across Asia Pacific to discuss, strategise and unveil new, intelligent solutions and innovations that will move Asia’s transportation towards a smarter future.

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Meetthe most influential transport leaders in Asia Pacific helming the growth of this sector

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Benchmark your operations against Asia’s leading operators and learn best practices to improve your KPIs

7Explorenew partnerships opportunities and increase your point of presence in Indonesia and rest of Asia

Achieve continuous improvements in your operations and projects through technology showcases and success stories

8 Engagein meaningful discussions with full-fledged airlines and LCCs in Asia on how to meet the region’s growing needs

Win new customers and maintain existing clients at the most comprehensive transport show in Indonesia

9Interact with leading airport operators and access the latest opportunities in airport projects and expansions

Hear key government figures and authorities unveil Indonesia’s transport growth plans

10Updateyourself with the latest MRT, rail and land developments to ease traffic congestion in Asia

Analyse new revenue management strategies to maximise profit and optimise cost

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Ministerial Keynote Address Opening Keynote Address

Workshop and Site Visit

Public Private Partnerships

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Capacity

Site Visit to Soekarno Hatta

International Airport

Ministerial and Transport Leaders Forum

Investment and Market Access Strategies Rail Outlook in AsiaAviation

Outlook and Financing

Province Clinics and Networking Lunch Projects Update: Indonesia

Fleet and Fuel Management

Projects Update: India

Airline Partnerships

Revenue and Fare Management

Airport Planning and Design

Sustainable Urban Transport

Development

Projects Update: South East Asia Safety and Security

Signalling and Communications

IT Operations and Integration

Intelligent Transport System

Projects Update: North East Asia

Passenger ExperienceOperations and

Maintenance

Air Traffic Management and Airport Operations

Road Planning and Bus Rapid Transit

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Herry BaktiDirector General of Civil AviationMinistry of Transportation Indonesia

Tommy SoetomoPresident DirectorPT. Angkasa Pura 1

Laurensius ManurungDirector of FinancePT. Angkasa Pura II

Yuh Khee LeongVice President of TechnologyChangi Airport Group

Bambang TjahjonoAirport DirectorMinistry of Transportation Indonesia

Tan Sri Bashir AhmadCEOMalaysia Airports Holdings Berhad

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Azmi Abdul AzizChief Development OfficerSPAD Malaysia

Silvester PrakasamDirector - Fare SystemLand Transport Authority

Suroyo AlimoesoDirector General of Land TransportationMinistry of Transportation Indonesia

Malakai TadulalaDeputy Secretary for Works and TransportMinistry of Works and Transport Fiji

Elly SinagaDirector ITSMinistry of Transportation Indonesia

Muhammad AkbarHeadTransjakarta

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Desmond KuekCEOSMRT

Prapat ChongsanguanGovernorState Railway of Thailand

Ignasius JonanPresident DirectorPT. Kereta Api

Erlan HidayatCFOPT. MRT Jakarta

Noormah Mohd NoorCEOKLIA Express

Tundjung InderawanDirector General RailwayMinistry of Transportation Indonesia

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Djoko KirmantoMinisterMinistry of Public Works

Bambang SusantonoVice MinisterMinistry of Transportation Indonesia

Luky Eko WuryantoDeputy Minister of Infrastructure and Regional Development CoordinationMinistry of Economic Affairs

Bastary Pandji IndraDirector for PPP DevelopmentBappenas

Tamba HutapeaDeputy Chairman – Investment Planning for InfrastructureBKPM

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Arif WibowoCEOPT. Citilink

Emirsyah SatarCEOPT. Garuda

Oakkar TunCEOAir KBZ

Barathan PasupathiCEOJetstar Asia Pacific

Paul RombeekCEOPT. Mandala Airlines

Rusdi KiranaCEOLion Air Mentari

0800 Registration

0900 Chairman opening remarks Joko Widodo, Governor, Jakarta

MINISTERIAL AND TRANSPORT LEADERS FORUM

0910 Ministerial address Bambang Susantono, Vice Minister, Ministry of

Transportation, Indonesia

0930 Effective measures to ease congestion in Indonesia

Bambang Susantono, Vice Minister, Ministry of Transportation, Indonesia

Ignasius Jonan, President, PT. Kereta Api, Indonesia

Erlan Hidayat, CFO, PT. MRT Jakarta

1015 Speed networking

1030 Networking breakfast

INVESTMENT AND MARKET ACCESS STRATEGIES

1100 Infrastructure investment into Indonesia’s transport industry

H.E. Djoko Kirmanto, Minister, Ministry of Public Works, Indonesia

Luky Eko Wuryanto, Deputy Director Economic Coordinating Affairs, Ministry of Economic Affairs, Indonesia

Tamba Hutepea, Deputy Chairmen of Investment Planning – Infrastructure, BKPM, Indonesia

Jon Lindborg, Country Director, Asian Development Bank

MeetOur Speakers

25 June 2013, TuesdayDAY 1Event Agenda

1140 Successful penetration strategy into Indonesia

Wu Tianjun, Solution Director, Huawei Technology

1210 Winning strategies in realising Indonesia’s transport development projects

Gruffudd Owain, Principal, Aedas

1240 Transport leaders lunch This Province clinic is aimed at providing you

with insights of what Indonesia market needs. This will equip attendees with the right skills sets and strategies in Indonesia transportation industry. Mayors and province representatives will discuss the initiative they have put into place to develop and finance urban infrastructure.

Network with transport leaders and mayors from various provinces in Indonesia at a casual setting and have an excellent face-time interaction with them.

1245 Networking lunch

JOINT PLENARY SESSION

Ministry of Transportation Indonesia and Sphere Conferences commemorate the partnership for the launch of the Indonesia Transport Leaders Press Forum

Prelude of Future Transport Asia 2013The Indonesia Transport Leaders Press Forum was held on 6th December 2012 at Hotel Mulia, Jakarta, as an exclusive prelude to Future Transport Asia 2013 that will be held in June 2013.

Attended by over 100 government officials, transport operators, operational leaders, media professionals and solutions providers, this event marked an important date for these industry stakeholders to have an honest industry dialogue to discuss the growth opportunity and advancement for Indonesia’s infrastructure sector.

This press forum also served as an important occasion to commemorate the official partnership between SPHERE conferences and Ministry of Transportation Indonesia to collaborate for Future Transport Asia 2013.

Visit our websites to download the post event report or contact [email protected].

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Profile byindustry sector

Ticketing and Fare 4% Payment

Signalling & 6% Communications Providers

Government Officials 8% & Regulators

Rail Operators 10% Software & Hardware 10%

Providers

Law Firm & 10% Consultants

Project Financiers & 10% Financial Institutions

Rolling Stock Lessors 12% Rolling Stock 14%

Manufacturers Railway Equipment 16%

Suppliers

25 June 2013, TuesdayDAY 1Event Agenda

AIRPORT PLANNING AND DESIGN

1400 CEO Panel

Airport planning, innovation & design in Indonesia

Tommy Soetomo, President Director, PT. Angkasa Pura I, Indonesia

Laurensius Manurung, Commercial Director, PT. Angkasa Pura II, Indonesia

Tan Sri Bashir Ahmad Bin Abdul Majid, Managing Director, Malaysia Airport Holdings Berhad, Malaysia

1440 Opportunities and challenges for non-aeroneutical development and revenue in airports

Robert Deilon, Director General, Aeroport International de Geneve, Geneve

Carsten Norland, Vice President, Copenhagen Airports, Demark

Mina Choi, Director, international Relations, Incheon International Airport Corporation, South Korea

1500 Examining airport expansion and upgrades to serve a growing market

Caspar Baum, Head of Aviation, EC Harris

1530 Networking refreshment

IT OPERATIONS AND INTEGRATION

1600 Streamlining airport operations through IT integration

Francis Rajan, Vice President, Information and Communications Technology, Bangalore Airport, India

REVENUE AND FARE MANAGEMENT

1400 Utilising IT systems to optimise resource management, operational and cost efficiency

Asril Syafei, Head of Data Management, Ministry of Transportation, Indonesia

1420 Delivering end to end integrated ticketing across all transport modes

Silvester Prakasam, Director, Fare Systems, Land Transport Authority Singapore

SIGNALLING AND COMMUNICATIONS

1500 Addressing the impact of rapid changes in technology on railway signalling & communications

Yog Raj Bhardwaj, Additional Vice President & Head Signalling, Delhi Airport Metro Express, India

1530 Networking refreshments

OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE

1615 Sustainable and cost efficient tunnelling and construction techniques for rail structures

V. Somasundaram, Chief General Manager (Construction), Chennai Metro Rail Limited, India

1635 Maximising operations efficiency & maintenance Hanggoro Budi Wiryawan, Director – Railway, Ministry of

Transportation, Indonesia

1700 End of conference day 1


Engineering & 8% Construction Firms

Transport Planners 8% & Strategists

Fare Payment & 10% Collection

Project Financiers & 12% Financial Institutions

Law Firms & 12% Consultants

IT & Software 12% Providers

Intelligent Transport 12% System (ITS) Providers

Bus, BRT Operators 13% Toll Road Operators 13%

1620 Integrating airport IT systems to enhance operational efficiency and quality

Cameron Brill, Manager IT, Auckland International Airport, New Zealand

1640 CIO Panel

Strategies in easing airport systems integration and deployment – making your smart airport systems work for you

Souray Sinha, Senior VP and CIO, Kingfisher Airlines, India Dominic Nessi, Deputy Executive Director & Chief

Information Officer, Los Angeles World Airport, USA

AIR TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT AND AIRPORT OPERATIONS

1700 Panel Discussion

Effective air traffic management Arie Herweijer, Regional Director Asia-Pacific, Customer

Affairs, Airbus ProSky Ahmad Rifai, Assistant Team Leader - Jakarta Air Traffic

Management, System Project, PT. Angkasa Pura II, Indonesia

Toto Soebandoro, Director of Quality and Safety, Sriwijaya Air, Indonesia

1800 Strategies in achieving sustainability and operational excellence for airports

Bambang Tjahjono, Director Airports, DGCA, Indonesia


SUSTAINABLE URBAN TRANSPORT DEVELOPMENT

1400 Creating a sustainable infrastructure to support economic growth

Suroyo Alimoeso, Director General of Land, Ministry of Transportation, Indonesia

1500 Panel Discussion

Urban transport development in land transportation infrastructure

Giorgi Pirtskhalaishvili, Head of Land Transport Division of Transport Policy Department, Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development, Georgia

Suroyo Alimoeso, Director General of Land, Ministry of Transportation, Indonesia

Phanthaphap Phounsavath, Senior Officer, Department of Transport, Ministry of Public Works and Transport, Lao PDR

Malakai Tadulala, Deputy Secretary for Works and Transport, Ministry of Works and Transport, Fiji


INTELLIGENT TRANSPORT SYSTEM

1600 Creating an efficient road transport system through intelligent transport system (ITS)

Elly Sinaga, Secretary General, ITS Indonesia, Director of Urban Transportation Development, Ministry of Transportation, Indonesia

ROAD PLANNING AND BUS RAPID TRANSIT

1630 Planning road & bus rapid transit Muhammad Akbar, Head, Transjakarta, Indonesia



Baggage Handling 5% Aircraft Parts Suppliers 6% EPC Firms 6% Duty Free Retailers 6% Airport Equipment & 6%

Material Providers

Maintenance, Repair & 6% Operations

Aircraft Lessors 8% Aircraft Manufacturers 8% IT & Software Providers 8% Airport Operators 10%

Airlines 10% Project Financiers & 10%

Financial Institutions Law Firms & Consultants 11%


1. Workshop

2. Site tour to Indonesia’s busiest airport

Workshop and0800 Registration

0900 Chairman opening remarks

RAIL OUTLOOK IN ASIA

0910 CEO Panel

Updates, challenges and future growth plans for Asia’s rail industry

Ignasius Jonan, President Director, PT Kereta Api Indonesia

Norrmah Mohd Noor, CEO, Express Rail Link, Malaysia

Desmond Kuek, CEO, SMRT, Singapore

Prapat Chongsanguan, Governor, State Railway of Thailand

1010 Connecting Singapore and Kuala Lumpur through high speed rail link

Azmi Abdul Aziz, Chief Development Officer, SPAD, Malaysia


PROJECTS UPDATE: INDONESIA

1100 Developing Indonesia’s rail network to meet growing passenger

Ignasius Jonan, President Director, PT. Kereta Api Indonesia

1130 Panel Discussion Improving the profitability

of Indonesia’s railways: What are the strategies to achieve this?

Sulistyo Wimbo Hardjito, Commercial Director, PT. Kereta Api Indonesia

Erlan Hidayat, Finance Director, PT. MRT Jakarta, Indonesia


PROJECTS UPDATE: INDIA

1400 Effective interworking with key utilities like Infrastructure, town planning heads of individual metro corporations to enable timely completion of your projects

Gulshan Madan, Director, MRTS, Transport and Communications Division, Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority, India

14.20 Expanding Mumbai monorail to meet growing needs of India

Vishnu Kumar, Director, Monorail, Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority, India

PROJECTS UPDATE: SOUTH EAST ASIA

1440 Philippines: Expanding, upgrading and integrating Manila’s railways

Rene K Limcaocoa, Undersecretary, Department of Transportation and Communications, Philippines

1500 Overcoming the capacity challenge in Thailand: What are the new projects being planned?

Prapat Chongsanguan, Governor, State Railway of Thailand

1520 Vietnam: Constructing the Ho Chi Minh metro to improve mobility

Nguyen Van Quoc, Vice Chairman, The People’s Committee of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam


PROJECTS UPDATE: NORTH EAST ASIA

1600 Overcoming the capacity challenge in Hong Kong’s rising population landscape

David Pak Nim Yam, Head of International Business, MTR, Hong Kong

1630 Upgrading Taiwan high speed rail to better serve passengers’ needs

Tommy Jen, Assistant Director, Taiwan High Speed Rail


0900 Keynote opening remarks

AVIATION OUTLOOK AND FINANCING

0910 Uncovering Asia’s potential in the aviation sector

Herry Bakti, Director General of Civil Aviation, Indonesia

Emirsyah Satar, President Director, Garuda Indonesia

Oakkar Tun, CEO, Air KBZ Jetstar Asia Pacific CEO,

Myanmar Woojin Choi, Chief Manager for

Aviation Business, Samsung C&T Goel Vinoop, Head of

Infrastructure & Government Relations, IATA, Singapore

0950 Winning strategies in regulating the aviation sector in Asia

Tomoo Matsumura, Chief Official of Air Traffic International Affairs Office Air Navigation Services, Department Civil Aviation Bureau, Japan

HE Dato Azharuddin Abdul Rahman, Director General of DCA Malaysia, Malaysia

Deogracias A Pulmano, Acting Chief, ATM Division, AANSOO, Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines, Philippines


FLEET AND FUEL MANAGEMENT

1110 The latest developments in engine & aircraft technologies – Optimising fleet for greater profitability

Mr Joost Van der Heijden, Head of Airline Marketing Africa, India, South-East Asia and Japan, Airbus

1140 Fleet structures in a volatile market

Mark Breen, Chief Operations Advisor, Cebu Pacific Air, Philippines

1210 Optimising asset in the current environment

Adrian Beirne, Deputy Chief Technology Officer, Jetstar Asia Pacific, Australia


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26 June 2013, WednesdayDAY 2Event Agenda

AIRLINE PARTNERSHIPS

1400 Citilink’s fleet & network expansion strategies to capitalise on Asia’s growth opportunities

Arif Wibowo, CEO, Citilink, Indonesia

1420 Panel Discussion The next decade for Asia’s

LCCs: Defining the new challenges & opportunities for low cost aviation

Mr Barathan (Bara) Pasupathi, CEO, Jetstar Asia Pacific, Singapore

Rusdi Kirana, CEO, Lion Air, Indonesia

Paul Rombeek, CEO, PT. Mandala Air, Indonesia

SAFETY & SECURITY

1500 Emergency planning & crisis management strategies

Rilo Nauli Raja, Director of Safety and Security, Merpati Airlines, Indonesia

Emerico Tuazon, Flight Safety Manager, Cebu Pacific Air, Philippines

1530 Airport security: Maximizing passenger flow & safety

Mokhammad Khatim, Safety Department Head, PT. Angkasa Pura I, Indonesia


PASSENGER EXPERIENCE

1615 Advancing self service initiatives to promote passenger centric airport

Yuh Khee Leong, Vice President Technology, Changi Airport Group, Singapore

1635 Delivering a unique airport experience

Jim Parashos, Director Airline & Airport Services, Northern Territory Airports, Australia


Public Private Partnerships (PPP) in airport development to increase airport capacity

Big idea:PPPs are becoming increasingly popular as a means to bridge the resource gap to build, develop and expand airports with the latest technology and efficient management practices. PPP schemes assist in financing, building and operating airport projects quickly and efficiently. This will allow the development of infrastructure for remote and inaccessible areas and help provide airport capacity ahead of demand for the bigger airports.

Interactive sessions:

Hosted by PT. Angkasa Pura II, this site visit aims to provide our attendees with an insight into the airport operations at Indonesia’s no. 1 international airport – Soekarno Hatta International airport located in west Jakarta. The airport has three terminals hosting over 44.5 million travellers each year. International arrivals are in Terminal 2 along with domestic flights from Garuda and Merpati Airlines while other domestic flights arrive and depart from Terminal 1 and the newly opened Terminal 3.

Assessing the key drivers and

challenges within the PPP framework

from contract bidding to project implementation.

How your airport can best capitalise on

the PPP opportunity to modernise

infrastructure for future demand?

What are the various PPP structuring

approaches based on contractual agreement, private sector’s role and

ownership structure?

How the public and private sectors

can collaborate to deliver

infrastructure and services?

Taking note of the regulatory

framework, transparency and

quality of the bid process.

(9am-4pm)

27 June 2013, ThursdayDAY 3

Post Event Activities

Site Visit

Soekarno Hatta International airport


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