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Access Over $352 Billion in Railway Projects IN PARTNERSHIP WITH SUPPORTING GOVERNMENT PARTNERS Under the honorary patronage of His Highness Sheikh Mansour Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Presidential Affairs H.E. Dr. Abdulla Belhaif Al Nuaimi, Minister of Public Works and Chairman of the Federal Transport Authority - Land & Maritime is delighted to invite you to attend Middle East Rail 2016 10th Annual conference and exhibition 8 – 9 March 2016 Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Centre, UAE H.E. Dr. Abdulla Belhaif Al Nuaimi H.E. Mohammed bin Khalid bin Henrik Hololei Philippe Citroën Minister of Public Works and Chairman Mohammed al-Suwaiket Director General Director General Federal Transport Authority - Land & Maritime General President Mobility and Transport UNIFE UAE Saudi Railways Organization European Commission Europe Saudi Arabia Europe Alwalid Alekrish Faris Saif Al Mazrouei John Lesniewski Bruce McCuaig Director of Construction Development Projects & CEO Chief Commercial Officer President & CEO Project Director of the Riyadh Metro Etihad Rail Oman Rail Metrolinx Arriyadh Development Authority UAE Oman Canada Saudi Arabia ACCESS OVER $352 BILLION IN RAILWAY PROJECTS Excellent opportunity for industrial players to network, An excellent and very successful event familiarise themselves with the latest trends, Mamdouh M. Tarabishi, Public Transport Program CEO, Al Madinah Al Munawarah Development Authority technologies and leading companies in the sector Hamdi Mohammed Al-Marhubi, ICV Manager, Oman Rail Ditecfer lolo Collocated with Book now www.terrapinn.com/merailbrochure | +971 (0) 44402535 | [email protected] PROJECTS AND WELCOME TO THE FUTURE PROJECTS AND COUNTRIES COVERED COUNTRIES COVERED AT THE SHOW THE CONFERENCE OF TRANSPORTATION AT THE SHOW Bahrain WHY DO 9000 PEOPLE ATTEND THE SHOW? Djibouti Current/proposed investment: For the last decade Middle East Rail has been the catalyst for innovation in freight and passenger GOVERNMENT AND RAIL OPERATORS Current/proposed investment: Government representatives and railway operators from all Arab states, The Indian Subcontinent, Central Asia travel across the Middle East, North Africa, The Indian Subcontinent and Central Asia. $4bn (shared with Ethiopia) $12.9bn and across the globe attend Middle East Rail to learn about and buy the technologies that are transforming the Types of projects: Types of projects: Long-distance freight Tram, long-distance freight and rail industry. Middle East Rail is the annual one-stop-shop for buying, learning and choosing partners. passenger Middle East Rail is the only event run under the esteemed patronage of His Highness Sheikh Mansour Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Presidential Affairs, UAE and in partnership CONSTRUCTION AND ENGINEERING COMPANIES Iraq Saudi Arabia with the Ministry of Public Works UAE and the Federal Transport Authority - Land & Maritime, UAE. Stay one step ahead of the game and become the company of choice for the $352bn railway industry. Whether you are looking to move into railway construction, upskill your managers or build your reputation as Current/proposed investment: Current/proposed investment: the number one railway construction company, Middle East Rail is the place for you. It is the annual meeting place for railway operators, government departments and world-class $14bn Types of projects: $118.9bn solution providers from across the globe looking to plan, design, operate and maintain the railways of Metro, high speed rail Types of projects: CONTRACTORS AND SOLUTION PROVIDERS Metro, tram, long-distance freight and the future. Where else can you network with hundreds of rail professionals from the Middle East, North Africa, The Indian passenger, high speed rail Subcontinent and Central Asia all in one place? Discover the latest project opportunities and global innovations Jordan bursting out of projects across the globe. These are four days of inspiration, education and business As Middle East Rail enters its 10th year, it is officially one of the largest railway shows in the world. Current/proposed investment: Egypt development that you definitely can’t afford to miss. The show now welcomes over 9000 attendees from 100 countries, hosts 4 days of workshops and $3.8bn Current/proposed investment: conferences and spans over 18,000sqm of exhibition space. Types of projects: E2E AND INTERNATIONAL OPERATORS Metro, tram, long-distance freight and $30.9bn If you can provide a world-class system for metro’s, light rail, long-distance freight or high speed rail, we passenger have hundreds of government officials and railway operators for you to meet. Year on year, exclusive project Types of projects: We are proud to have helped create some of the world’s most advanced railway networks, through Metro, monorail, long-distance freight updates and opportunities are released in the conference and partnerships are formed. This is the ultimate and passenger, high speed rail Tunisia incredible conference sessions and business introductions. We look forward to welcoming you in marketplace for the global rail industry. March 2016. Current/proposed investment: Kuwait $546mn Types of projects: Current/proposed investment: Metro, long-distance freight and passenger $17bn MEET THE SPEAKERS Types of projects: Metro, long-distance freight and Morocco passenger Current/proposed investment: $10bn Oman Types of projects: Tram, long-distance freight and passenger, high speed rail Current/proposed investment: $16bn Nigeria Types of projects: Tram, long-distance freight and H.E. Dr. Abdulla Belhaif Al Nuaimi H.E. Mohammed bin Khalid bin Faris Saif Al Mazrouei Henrik Hololei Philippe Citroën H.E. Eng. Aly Fadaly John Lesniewski Alwalid Alekrish Current/proposed investment: passenger Minister of Public Works and Chairman Mohammed al-Suwaiket CEO Director General Director General Chairman & Managing Director Chief Commercial Officer Director of Construction Federal Transport Authority - Land & General President Etihad Rail Mobility and Transport UNIFE The Egyptian Company for Metro Oman Rail Development Projects & Project Maritime Saudi Railways Organization UAE European Commission Europe Management & Operation Oman Director of the Riyadh Metro $75bn UAE Saudi Arabia Europe Egypt Arriyadh Development Authority Types of projects: Saudi Arabia Metro, Long-distance freight and Qatar passenger, high speed rail Current/proposed investment: $46.7bn India Types of projects: Current/proposed investment: Metro, tram, long-distance freight and passenger H.E. Salem Al Zaabi Mamdouh Tarabishi Rachel Johnson Hamdi Bruce McCuaig Mohsen Pour Sue McCarrey H.E. Abdulla S. Al Helmut Scholze Mohammad Selim Bouri Mohammad H. Vasile Nicolae Stephen Lines Loay Ghazaleh Andrew Bata $140bn Director General CEO Independent Mohammed Al- President & CEO Seyed Aghaei CEO Katheeri Partner Montazeri Head of Sales Alhussain Expert Trains & Senior Commercial Advisor to the Regional Manager, Types of projects: Federal Transport AlMadinah Chairperson Marhuby Metrolinx Vice Minister, The Office of the Executive Director, Roland Berger Deputy Managing Railways, Project Specialist, Railway Systems Manager - Red Undersecretary North America Metro, tram, monorail, long-distance Authority - AlMunawwarah Port Botany In Country Value Canada Roads and Urban National Rail Land Transport UAE Director Middle East, Public Investment Federal Transport Line South Ministry of Works UITP & former freight and passenger, high speed rail UAE Land & Maritime Development Rail Group Manager Development & Safety Regulator Federal Transport Tehran Urban and Africa and Turkey Fund Authority - Land Qatar Rail Bahrain Chief of Strategic UAE Authority Australia Oman Rail President Australia Authority - Land Suburban Railway Co Kapsch Carrier Com Ministry of Finance & Maritime Qatar Improvements and Saudi Arabia Oman The Islamic Republic & Maritime Iran France Saudi Arabia UAE Best Practices M.T.A. Current/proposed investment: of Railways (RAI) UAE New York City Transit Iran Iran USA $27bn Current/proposed investment: Types of projects: Metro, tram, long-distance freight and $24.6bn passenger Types of projects: Metro, long-distance freight and passenger Algeria Ajit Kumar Mishra Ruetger Fenkes Henk Waling Maier Markus Gaurav Agarwal Salah Mufleh Mark Devereux Duncan Cross Ali Abdulahpour Geert Davide Fransos Dave Gorshkov Bello Roni Etienne Chevreau Andreas Luca Bruno Lebanon Additional Head of Project Managing Chief Commercial Director of Allouzi Engineering Deputy Director General Manager Vanbeveren Research Scientist - Managing Director Deputy Director Head of Marketing Schwilling PhD, Professor in Current/proposed investment: General Manager and Programme Director Officer Corporate General Director Director for North of Operations, Tehran Metro Sales Director Computational Wind Digital Grape Nigerian Railway – Revenue Partner Wind Engineering Dedicated Management, Amsterdam Voestalpine Co-ordination Jordan Hejaz South Railway London Operation Siemens Engineering Business Services Corporation Collection Systems Roland Berger Politecnico di Current/proposed investment: Freight Corridor Passenger Metro Austria Ministry of Railway SAR, Network Rail Overground Company Germany Optiflow Ltd and Chairman Nigeria Thales Global UAE Torino & Co-founder $34.4bn Corporation, Transport The Netherlands Railways Jordan Consulting Transport for Iran Co-Founder CCTV and Control Services Windblown Sand Types of projects: Ministry of Deutsche India Saudi Arabia London Windblown Sand Room
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