Challenges and Opportunities in High-Speed Rail and Rail Construction
4th International Summit
Challenges and opportunities in high-speed rail and rail construction – developing and expanding rail markets in Asia Pacific
Connect at HSR Asia 2017!
Expect to meet and network with your peers and to listen to benchmarking case studies presented by an unparalleled panel of government and industry specialists on high speed rail.
Kuala Lumpur-Singapore High Speed Rail key facts:
- Expected completion – 2026
- Travel time between Kuala Lumpur to Singapore – 90 mins
- Length of track line – 350km double track line, a bridge between the 2 countries across Johore Strait with 15km of total line length built in Singapore, while remaining 225km will be built in Malaysia
- Number of stations – 8 railway stations connecting 7 cities built and designed to integrate all local public transport systems to provide seamless services
- Estimated cost – US$16 billion
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The High Speed Rail project is strategically important for the future and the economic development of the Kuala Lumpur – Singapore line. The supplementation of this High Speed Rail Project will create jobs in the Kuala Lumpur – Singapore region. The rail link will provide safe, efficient and optional transportation and will be a solution for heavy congestion in this area. The economic and social benefits derived from this important link between 2 international cities is unsurpassed offering opportunity for property and retail development along the route. Here’s who you can expect to meet and network with: En. Mohd Azharuddin Bin Mat Sah, CEO, Land Public Transport Commission (SPAD) Dato’ Mohd Nur Ismal Mohamed Kamal, CEO, MyHSR Corporation, Malaysia Mark Loader, Project Director, KL-Singapore High Speed Rail Project, CH2M, United Kingdom Andrew Sharp, Policy Adviser, International Air Rail Organisation, United Kingdom Bassam Mansour, International Rail Industry Advisor, HSS Engineering, Malaysia Noormah Mohd Noor, CEO, Express Rail Link Sdn Bhd, Malaysia Michael Baxter, Managing Director, Track International Consulting Jayantha Gunathilake, Addl Secetary (Engrg). Ministry of Higher Education & HighwaysConsultant Engineer, Sri Lanka Railway, Sri Lanka T C Chew, President, Global Business & Operations, Samsung C & T Corporation, Singapore Stefan Lammert, Technical Manager, Asia, Halfen International, Germany Dr Andrea Giuricin, CEO, TRA Consulting/Strategic Consultant for President & Managing Director, NTV/ MTR Express Strategic Consultant, Korail/Vis Prof, China Academy Railway Sciences, Italy Gopal R, Global Vice President, Transportation & Logistics Practice, Frost & Sullivan, Malaysia Kelvin Ko Hing Ka, Vice President, Major Project Delivery, Asia, AECOM Asia Co Ltd, Malaysia Seik Son, Director, Future Strategy Office, Supreme Railways Co, South Korea Clive Tucker, Head, O&M, CH2M, Malaysia Jon Clyne, Global Practice Lead, Transport Economics, CH2M Julian Smith, Adviser, PT PricewaterhouseCoopers Indonesia Advisory, Indonesia Bhupinder Bedi, Consultant, Asian Development Bank, India Richard Brown, Managing Director, Northstar Consultancy, United Kingdom Manprit Baweja, Regional Manager, Rail Systems, FOGTEC Fire Protection Dr Sukhy Barhey, Director, BMT Group Ir Dr Wesley Wong, Country Manager, Jacobs Malaysia Ian Hardcastle, Technical Director – Digital Engineering, Jacobs
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Join us in Kuala Lumpur this September to hear the latest on projects, benchmarking cases studies, policies and financing models impacting high speed rail development and investment in Asia Pacific.
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