12-14 April 2011
Marina Bay Sands® Singapore
Principal Sponsors
SEA ASIA 2011 CONFERENCE OUTLINE Tuesday 12 April Morning
THE ASIAN VOICE IN WORLD SHIPPING: CONTAINER SHIPPING & LOGISTICS
“Intra-Asia is already the world’s single largest container trade. This will continue over the long term as Asian consumer markets develop. It’s not surprising, then, that Asian economies are leading the recovery of international container trade volumes in 2010.
But along with this encouraging outlook comes challenges. More transportation services will be required to support the growth of freight moving within Asia. And freight infrastructure development must be a top priority
to prevent a return of supply chain stress in the region.
This will be a crucial discussion at Sea Asia 2011 if the maritime sector is to make the most of its opportunities.” Eng Aik Meng, President, APL
THE ASIAN VOICE IN WORLD SHIPPING: CONTAINER SHIPPING & LOGISTICS conference session panellist
Afternoon
THE ASIAN VOICE IN WORLD SHIPPING: THE MAJOR BULK TRADES
Wednesday 13 April Morning
LNG ACTIVITIES IN THE FAR EAST
Full day parallel sessions SHIP FINANCE DAY TECHNICAL DAY
Thursday 14 April Full day
OFFSHORE & ENERGY DAY REGISTER YOUR INTEREST TODAY!
Sponsors Early bird rate of US$1,225 to attend full conference will expire 28 February 2011!
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Tel: +65 6294 2280 | Fax: +65 6294 2780 | Email:
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