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THE FRENCH-SOUTH AFRICAN SUSTAINABLE CITY CONFERENCE
Tuesday 6 November 2018The Hyatt Regency, Rosebank, Johannesburg
An event organized by
Business France contributes to the development and success of French and foreign businesses wishing to expand abroad by supporting them throughout
the lifetime of their projects, and is driven by an ef�cient, result-oriented working culture
BUSINESS FRANCE
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FOREWORD
Dear Delegates,
On behalf of Business France, The French Trade Commission in South Africa, I am very pleased to welcome you to the �rst French-South African Sustainable City conference.
The Green Building and Energy Ef�ciency conference organised by Business France in 2015 in Maboneng, Johannesburg CBD, served as a precursor to this event. It gathered over 100 French and South African delegates around the topics of sustainable construction methods and incentives meant to promote the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions in buildings.
Since then, Business France has continued working towards developing initiatives tasked with helping reach the common goals set by the Paris Agreement in 2015. As highlighted in the IPCC�s recent report, the decarbonation of the global economy will prove to be a decisive factor in climate change mitigation during the next decade, and cities have a prominent role to play in this battle. In this regard, France has reiterated its drive towards promoting sustainable city models by setting an ambitious target of achieving carbon neutrality by 2050.
S imi lar ly, South Afr ica has �rmly committed to tackling the issue of climate change. The latest version of the Integrated Resource Plan ( IRP) , for example, highlights the need to maintain the sustained development of low-carbon power in the country; and the recent push from four major South African cities towards zero carbon buildings has also
served to reaf�rm this commitment. However, climate change mitigation is also linked to unemployment, poverty and inequality. With recent estimates indicating that some 80% of the country�s population will be living in an urban area by 2050, an increasing number of South African cities h a v e b e c o m e d e e p l y i n v o lv e d i n implementing strategies aimed at providing a sustainable and liveable environment for all. This implies the need to adopt an integrated approach to urban development, and to work together to provide access to basic and affordable services such as water, energy, housing and transport for all citizens. In addition, during his visit to Ouagadougou in November 2017, French President Emmanuel Macron stated with conviction that �Africa is shaping the sustainable city of tomorrow�.
Within this context, the French-South African Sustainable City Conference was organised to bring together French and South African public and private sector stakeholders, to share their respective experiences and discuss ways of reducing cities� carbon footprints, while enhancing the livelihoods of their inhabitants.
I therefore strongly believe that this conference will serve as an ideal platform from which to foster synergies and forge successful partnerships, for all of us who share the common goal of helping shape South Africa�s cities of tomorrow.
I wish you all fruitful discussions,
Sincerely,
Axel Baroux
Axel Baroux, French Trade Commissioner and Managing Director for Subsaharan Africa
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PROGRAMME
8:30 - 9:00 � Welcome coffee/tea served � Of�cial opening of Plenary Session Address by a South African of�cial � Address by a French of�cial
WELCOME & INTRODUCTION
9:00 � 10:00 � Mr Sithole MBANGA, CEO, South African Cities Network (SACN) � Ms Djamila IOUALALEN-COLLEU, Project Manager - Sustainable and Smart Cities � Mr Diale Josiah LODI, Chief Director: Urban Development Planning, Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs (CoGTA) � Sponsor address by Faurecia Clean Mobility: Mr Sébastien Koehler, SA General Manager, and Mr Oscar Harris, Sales and Programme Director.
PANEL DISCUSSION
10:30 � 12:00 � Construction: CBD revitalization and rehabilitation of high rise buildings, economic development (details p.5) � Public transport & Urban planning � Water and Sanitation: water management, treatment and puri�cation � Energy and electricity: renewable energy generation, public lighting and urban planning, off grid systems
SECTORAL WORKSHOPS / PARALLEL SESSIONS
10:00 � 10:30 � Coffee break - networking
COFFEE BREAK
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13:00 - 14:30 � Green building and affordable housing � Urban mobility: last mile, integrated transport modes � Water and Sanitation: Non-Revenue Water (leak prevention, assistance to project management) � Electricity: distribution, smart grids, technical and revenue losses
SECTORAL WORKSHOPS / PARALLEL SESSIONS
17:30 - 20:00 � Networking cocktail at the Hyatt
NETWORKING COCKTAIL
14:30 � 15:00 � Coffee break - networking
COFFEE BREAK
15:00 � 16:30 � Assessing innovative mechanisms for Infrastructure Financing
FINANCING WORKSHOP
16:30 � 17:30 � Conclusion of the conference - French and South African representatives from the private and public sectors (South African and French of�cials)
CLOSING OF PLENARY SESSION
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12:00 � 13:00 � Networking lunch served at the Hyatt Regency for delegates and speakers
NETWORKING LUNCH
WORKSHOP
Morning Session: 10:30 - 12:00CBD revitalization and rehabilitation of high rise buildings, economic development
CONSTRUCTION
� Moderator: Ms Yondela Silimela, MD, Morfosis Advisory and Investments
� Mrs Marloes Meer, Business Developer, Saint Gobain� Mrs Atisha Gopichund-Lutchman, Head of Marketing,
Saint-Gobain Gyproc� Mr Régis Kaskosz, CEO, Agorespace� Mrs Yasmeen Dinath, Urban Planner, Johannesburg Development
Agency (JDA)� Mr Renney Plit, Chairman, Plitvest� Mr Rian Reyneke, CEO, Ithemba Properties
Afternoon Session: 13:30 - 14:30Green Building and Affordable Housing: green architecture, energy ef�ciency in buildings and affordable housing
� Moderator: Ms Lisa Reynolds, Executive Director, GreenBDG � Mr Sibusiso Mthembu, Business Development Manager �
Affordable Housing, Saint Gobain� Mr George HO, Export Manager, Codra Engineering� Mr James Shirley, Business Leader: Eco(Smart)Buildings,
Schneider Electric� Mrs Sian Cohen, Business Development Key Accounts Specialist,
Green Building Council of South Africa (GBCSA)� Mr Christopher Dyani, CEO, Johannesburg Social Housing
Company (JOSHCO)� Mr Carel Kleynhans, co-CEO, DiverCity
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Morning Session: 10:30 - 12:00Public Transport & Urban Planning
URBAN MOBILITY / PUBLIC TRANSPORT
� Moderator: Mr Carel Snyman, Consultant � Mr Seniel Pillay, CEO, Nako-Systra� Mr Arnaud Legrand, CEO, RATP DEV� Mr Geoffrey Bickford, Programme Manager, South African Cities
Network (SACN)� Mr Jack van der Merwe, CEO, Gautrain Management Agency� Mr Ibrahim Seedat, Director of Public Transport Network,
Department of Transport (DoT)
Afternoon Session: 13:30 - 14:30Urban Mobility: last mile, integrated transport modes
� Moderator: Mr Carel Snyman, Consultant � Mr Guillaume Le Berre, International Business Development
Manager, SMOOVE� Mr Arnaud Legrand, CEO, RATP DEV� Mr Geoffrey Bickford, Programme Manager, South African Cities
Network (SACN)� SA TAXI Association (TBC)� Mrs Angeline Nchabaleng, Senior Manager, Department of
Transport (DoT)� Mr Eric Motshwane, Consultant (TBC)
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WORKSHOP
Morning Session: 10:30 - 12:00Water management, treatment (centralized and decentralized) and puri�cation
WATER & SANITATION
� Moderator: Dr Mamohloding Tlhagale, Head of International Cooperation and Partnerships, Water Research Commission (WRC)� Mr Colin Bloom, representative of the Black Business Council (BBC) Infrastructure, Water & Sanitation � Mr Neil Bailey, Sales Manager, SUEZ� Mr Georges Ho, Sales Export Manager, Codra� Mr Revan Somai, Director, Watenergy Africa� Representative of the Department of Water and Sanitation (TBC)� Representative of Saldanha Bay Local Municipality (TBC)
Afternoon Session: 13:30 - 14:30Non-Revenue Water (leak prevention, assistance to project management)
� Moderator: Dr Mamohloding Tlhagale, Head of International Cooperation and Partnerships, Water Research Commission (WRC)� Cllr Nico De Jager, MMC Environment & Infrastructure Services, City of Johannesburg � Mr Etienne Hugo, General Manager Operations, Johannesburg Water� Mr Vincent Duchateau, Business Development Director � Africa Industrial, VEOLIA� Dr George Tsibani, representative of the Black Business Council (BBC) Infrastructure, Water & Sanitation & CEO, Mthengenya & Associates� Mr Bruno Langlais, Managing Director, PAM Saint-Gobain
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Morning Session: 10:30 - 12:00Renewable energy generation, public lighting and urban planning, off grid systems
ENERGY & ELECTRICITY
� Moderator: Mrs Linda Mabhena-Olagunju, CEO, DLO Energy Resources
� Mr Daniel Fernandez, Business Development Manager, Cape Vert Energie (CVE)
� Mr Luc Koechlin, Managing Director, EDF South Africa� Ms Noxolo Mtembu, Programme Manager, Gauteng
Infrastructure Financing Agency (GIFA)� Mr Jean-Yves Martin, Managing Director, SAGE ENGINEERING
Afternoon Session: 13:30 - 14:30Distribution, smart grids, technical and revenue losses
� Moderator: Mr Thembani Bukula, Director, the National Energy Regulator of South Africa (NERSA)
� Mr Stéphane Koopmans, Commercial manager Africa � Middle East, EDF
� Mr Peter Neilson, Senior Project Director, Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality
� Mr Teslim Mohammed Yusuf, Project Manager: Smart Grids, South African National Energy Development Institute (SANEDI)
� Mrs Sahar Javdani, Energy Automation Leader, Schneider Electric � Ms Anne-Charlotte Hua, Business Developer IoT, Gemalto� Mr Olivier Perrier, General Manager & Owner, RAIGI
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WORKSHOP
15:00 - 16:30Assessing innovative mechanisms for Intrastructure Financing
FINANCING
� Moderator: Dr Meggan Spires, Senior Manager: Climate Change, Energy and Resilience, ICLEI
� Dr Xolani Ngobese, Director: Infrastructure �nancing, Municipal Infrastructure Support Agent (MISA)
� Mr Carl Bernadac, Deputy Regional Director, French Development Agency (AFD)
� Mr Tshepo Ntsimane, Head: Metros, Intermediate Cities and Water Boards, Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA)
� Mr Sinovuyo Mpakama, Group Head: Treasury Financial Strategy & Planning, City of Johannesburg
� Mrs Sharin Govender, Projects Manager: Environmental Planning, City of uMhlathuze
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BURKINA FASO CAMEROON IVORY COAST GABON GHANA GUINEA-CONAKRY KENYA SENEGAL
OUR SPEAKERS
Dr Meggan Spires, ICLEI
FINANCING
Carl Bernadac, AFD
Tshepo Ntsimane, DBSA
Sinovuyo Mpakama, City of
Johannesburg
Dr Xolani Ngobese, MISA
PLENARY SESSION
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Sharin Govender, City of uMhlathuze
Sithole Mbanga, SACN
Axel Baroux, Business France
His Excellency Christophe
Farnaud, French Embassy
Djamila Ioualalen-Colleu, Ministry for the Ecological and
Inclusive Transition of France
Josiah Lodi, CoGTA
Dr Yves Guenon, FSACCI
Sebastien Koehler, Faurecia Clean
Mobility
Oscar Harris, Faurecia Clean
Mobility
FINANCING
OUR MODERATORS AND SPEAKERS
Lisa Reynolds, Green BDG
CONSTRUCTION
Atisha Gopichund-Lutchman, Saint-
Gobain Gyproc
Christopher Dyani, JOSHCO
Sian Cohen, GBCSA
Marloes Meer, Saint-Gobain
Georges Ho, Codra
James Shirley, Schneider Electric
Régis Kaskosz, Agorespace
Yondela Silimela, Morfosis Advisory and Investments
Carel Kleynhans, DiverCity
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Renney Plit, AFHCO
Yasmeen Dinath, JDA
OUR SPEAKERS
Dr Mamohloding Thlagale,
WRC
WATER & SANITATION
Etienne Hugo, Johannesburg
Water
MMC Nico De Jager, City of
Johannesburg
Georges Ho, Codra
Vincent Duchateau, Veolia
Bruno Langlais, PAM Saint-Gobain
Dr George Tsibani, BBC -
Infrastructure, Water and Sanitation
Gladys Brown, Watenergy Africa
Revan Somai, Watenergy Africa
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ENERGY & ELECTRICITY
Teslim Mohammed Yusuf, SANEDI
Olivier Perrier, RAIGI
Anne-Charlotte Hua, Gemalto
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Linda Mabhena-Olagunju, DLO
Energy Resources
Peter Neilson, Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan
Municipality
Daniel Fernandez, CVE
Noxolo Mtembu, GIFA
Luc Koechlin, EDF South Africa
Sahar Javdani, Schneider Electric
Stéphane Koopmans, EDF
Thembani Bukula, NERSA
OUR SPEAKERS
URBAN MOBILITY / PUBLIC TRANSPORT
Carel Snyman Seniel Pillay, Nako-Systra
Arnaud Legrand, RATP DEV
Geoffrey Bickford, SACN
Guillaume Le Berre, Smoove
Angeline Nchabeleng, DoT
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PARTICIPATING COMPANIESRegis [email protected]
Agorespace is ISO 9001:2008 certi�ed throughout its entire process. The choice of materials, the development of clever assembly systems, the extensive testing process implemented prior to each product launching� all contribute to the achievement of the most elaborate, durable and attractive sports facilities on the market, with a wide range of possibilities and prices to ful�l all needs. Agorespace remains among companies having their products entirely designed and mainly manufactured in France.
Codra supports its clients in their digital transition processes by providing a global, interconnected SCADA platform. The company has moved from vertical integration of software packages to a 360° approach, where systems communicate and interact directly with each other.Publisher of the Panorama Suite, their platform includes SCADA, Data Historian and Communication. With over 30,000 licenses already deployed, Panorama is used across a wide range of industries (including manufacturing, BMS, FM, transportation, energy, environment, water production & distribution, sanitation, chemicals, and pharmaceuticals).#IIoT, #Cybersecurity, #Interoperability and #Analytics will be the keynote themes that CODRA will be presenting at the Sustainable City conference.
CVE develops, �nances, constructs, and operates value-added solar energy production facilities, to operate them over time.CVE�s expertise is recognized in all types of installations: ground-based solar plants (polluted land, former brown�elds, industrial land�lls, former dumps or quarries, etc.), rooftops (renovation or construction), buildings for industrial, agricultural, commercial, or public use, parking lot canopies, etc.CVE is ISO 9001:2008 certi�ed for all of its activities and has begun the ISO 14001 certi�cation process.
Georges HOSales Export [email protected]
Daniel FERNANDEZInternational Business [email protected]
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EDF Group is a world leader in electricity covering all activities: generation (from nuclear to renewables), networks, sales and trading.It is an international group with roots in Europe and long-term partnerships and cooperation agreements in high-growth countries.Customer References :Eskom (Nuclear): EDF took part in the construction of Koeberg power station in 1978. Since then, a strong cooperation has been developed between the two utilities.The renewal of the contract for a 10-year period was signed in December 2015.Eskom (Non-nuclear): The cooperation started in 2008 with the Return-to-Service of old power plants and the creation of the EPPEI. In 2014, Eskom and EDF extended the �eld to the commissioning activities of the Medupi New Build power plant. KES (50% EDF, 35% Total, 15% Calulo) provides off-grid solutions to 270.000 South Africans living in rural areas of KZN and the Eastern. KES installs, operates and maintains PV kits under 20-year concession agreements.Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality (Networks): A 5-month long feasibility study aiming to develop a phased and sustainable business plan in order to improve operational performance of the network assets.
Luc KOECHLINManaging [email protected]
Sébastien KOEHLERFaurecia South Africa General Manager [email protected]
Oscar HARRISFaurecia South Africa Sales and Programs Director [email protected]
As the global clean tech leader, Faurecia Clean Mobility is committed to drive the mobility and industry value chain towards zero emissions. FCM�s innovation roadmap and strategic partnerships underline our strong ambition. In 2016, Faurecia acquired Amminex, a Danish start-up which brought to the market a solid ammonia based DeNOx system coupled with a smart NOx sensor connected to a digital platform. This breakthrough solution has been retro�tted on buses and trucks in world leading megacities (London, Seoul, Copenhagen) and positions FCM as a partner of choice for cities and governments aiming to reduce the transportation environmental footprint. Building on this core expertise, FAURECIA are now offering additional solutions to cities based on vehicle real time emissions monitoring enabling enhanced urban mobility systems. Faurecia solutions will empower cities to dynamically manage road access based on a combination of air quality data and integrate real time vehicle emission into urban road pricing. Addressing the Air Quality Challenge is a strategic priority for Faurecia Clean Mobility. As such, the company is committed to partner with leading cities and �eets to make our world cleaner.
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Seniel [email protected]
NAKO SYSTRA�s expertise spans the entire spectrum of transportation. From metros, tramways, high speed and heavy rail to bridges, roads and aviation, the company is focused on delivering positive outcomes that move the world forward.SYSTRA is present from the earliest phases of a transportation scheme, advising city authorities on strategy, policy and planning, through to design, project management, construction supervision, system integration, testing and commissioning, and asset management.With roots stretching back to 1957, SYSTRA�s founding purpose was to be international. Today, the company has an operational presence in over 80 countries and nearly two-thirds of its employees are based outside France.
Anne-Charlotte HUABusiness developer IoT security � South [email protected]
Gemalto is the global leader in digital security, with 2017 annual revenues of �3 billion and customers in over 180 countries. The company brings trust to an increasingly connected world.From secure software to biometrics and encryption, Gemalto technologies and services enable businesses and governments to authenticate identities and protect data so they stay safe and enable services in personal devices, connected objects, the cloud and in between.Gemalto�s solutions are at the heart of modern life, from payments to enterprise security and the internet of things. The company helps to authenticate people, transactions and objects, encrypt data and create value for software � enabling our clients to deliver secure digital services for billions of individuals and things.Gemalto�s 15,000 employees operate out of 114 of�ces, 40 personalization and data centers, and 35 research and software development centres located in 47 countries.
Olivier PERRIERGeneral Manager and Owner of the [email protected]
Founded in 1965, with a legacy in the Shell chemistry group, RAIGI is �rst and foremost a family-run enterprise. The company manufactures speci�c formulations from EPOXY, POLYURETHANE and LATEX.RAIGI provides solutions for :- Electrical networks: Gnawing prevention products with a natural mastic and underground junction cables insulation resin.- Building Construction: Concrete moulds for walls or frames.
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James SHIRLEY Business Leader: Eco(Smart)[email protected]
Sahar SAVDANIEnergy Automation [email protected]
Schneider Electric develops connected technologies and solutions to manage energy and processes in ways that are safe, reliable, ef�cient and sustainable. The Group invests in R&D in order to sustain innovation and differentiation, with a strong commitment to sustainable development.Key Figures :- Revenue (2014) : R417 bn- Employees : 170 000 worldwide
Jolene BLUNDELLHead of Sustainability for Sub-Saharan Africa [email protected]
Saint-Gobain designs, manufactures and distributes materials and solutions which are key ingredients in the wellbeing of each of us and the future of all. They can be found everywhere in our living places and our daily life: in buildings, transportation, infrastructure and in many industrial applications. They provide comfort, performance and safety while addressing the challenges of sustainable construction, resource ef�ciency and climate change. With its presence in the region since 1998, Saint-Gobain now has �ve of�ces, 14 manufacturing plants and about 1300 employees in 12 countries in Sub-Saharan Africa.Saint-Gobain PAM is part of the Saint-Gobain Construction Products Sector specialized in the production of ductile iron water pipes.
Arnaud [email protected]
RATP Dev operates and maintains urban and intercity transportation systems on four continents, in order to make distances shorter, boost regional economies and bring people together. RATP Dev operates and maintains urban and intercity transportation systems on four continents, in order to make distances shorter, boost regional economies and bring people together. The company listens to its clients and is convinced that there is no such thing as a "one-size-�ts-all" transport solution. Quite the opposite. RATP Dev�s business is to create and design mobility solutions in tune with the region and local community, together with transit authorities and industrial players. Their 16,000 employees across 14 countries work closely in teams, and are supported by transferring skills relating to all aspects of the transport business. In so doing, they guarantee the best level of service throughout all their networks.By harnessing the company�s teams� unmatched experience and enthusiasm, RATP Dev are able to apply their professional expertise to creating the mobility solutions of the future.
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Vincent DUCHATEAUBusiness Development Director- Africa Industrial [email protected]
VEOLIA is the global leader in optimized resource management. With nearly 170,000 employees worldwide, the Group designs and provides water, waste and energy management solutions that contribute to the sustainable development of communities and industries:� Water Management: Desalination, Potable & Wastewater treatment;� Energy solutions: energy ef�ciency, district cooling, district heating;� Waste management: collection, recycling, waste to energy.Through its three complementary business activities, Veolia helps to develop access to resources, preserve available resources, and replenish them.In 2017, the Veolia group supplied 100 million people with drinking water and 63 million people with wastewater service, produced 53 million megawatt hours of energy and converted 43 million metric tons of waste into new materials and energy.Veolia Environnement (listed on Paris Euronext: VIE) recorded a consolidated revenue of �25 billion in 2017.
Gladys BrownCEO [email protected]
To lead the Green convergence movement while unleashing economical streams and leverage for local populations.
Watenergy Africa designs and manufactures fully autonomous, mobile water desalination and puri�cation systems, powered exclusively by Renewable resources (sun, wind & biomass).
Watenergy Africa is more than a future for emerging countries. It is a vision of water and electricity supplies, sustainable energy, economical streams and environmental conservation.
Smoove is dedicated to creating, supplying and implementing bicycle sharing schemes all around the world.With more than 10 years experience, nearly 50 000 bicycles riding in 28 cities, we deliver turnkey solutions of mechanical and pedal assisted bicycles (e-bikes).Key Figures :- Turnover (2017) : R1.4 bn - Part of the turnover on the export (2017) : 20%- Employees : 49
Guillaume LE BERREInternational Business [email protected]
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IN PARTNERSHIP WITH
Cooperative Governance
Traditional Affairs
Liberté Égalité Fraternité
RÉPUBLIQUE FRANÇAISE
EMBASSY OF FRANCEIN SOUTH AFRICA
AMBASSADE DE FRANCEEN AFRIQUE DU SUD
Liberté Égalité Fraternité
RÉPUBLIQUE FRANÇAISE
MINISTÈRE DE LE TRANSITION
ÉCOLOGIQUEET SOLIDAIRE
Club Ville Durable Afrique du SudSustainable City Club South Africa
Mr Thomas Curelli, Senior Trade Advisor Industry and Cleantech; [email protected] Tel: +27 11 303 7159
Mr Stéfane Leny, Trade Adviser Energy and [email protected]: +27 11 303 7188
Miss Maeva Royo, Trade Advisor Construction and [email protected]: +27 11 303 7156
Mr Gabriel De LagrevolJunior Project [email protected] +27 11 303 7155
