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Promoting Ppp Investments In PROMOTING PPP INVESTMENTS IN CEE 29th & 30th October 2007, Hotel Sofi tel Budapest An Interactive Roundtable Conference Zoltán Kazatsay Leonidas Korres OFFICIAL HOST: The Hungarian Government Deputy Director General Special Secretary for PPP DG Energy and Ministry of Economy SPEAKING: Dr. János Veres, Minister of Finance Transport and Finance European Commission Greece ALSO SPEAKING FOR YOU: MINISTRY OF ECONOMY AND TRANSPORT, HUNGARY: Balázs Felsmann, State Secretary for Infrastructure, Head of the PPP Inter- Ministerial Committee Arne Speer Júlia Szűcs, Head of Special Financing Programs Department Bohdan Hejduk Zita Király, PPP Advisor Director General, State Chief Project Manager Erik Aal, Project Manager Budget Management Bilfi nger Berger BOT Ministry of Finance Hungary HUNGARY: Czech Republic György Görözdi, Prime Minister’s Commissioner Dr. Lajos Csepi, Director General, Transport Development Coordination Centre István Vilmos Kovács, Vice President, National Development Agency Antony Stratfold, Executive Director, Intertoll Europe ZRt. Béla Kilyénfalvi Mate Jurisic Olivier Bonnin, CEO, AKA Zrt. Head of Structured Finance Assistant Minister Dr. András Timár, Professor, University of Pécs ING Bank Ministry of the Sea, Dr. Csilla Andrékó, Partner & Martin Kavanagh, Partner, Linklaters Hungary Tourism, Transport and Dr. Péter Köves, Partner, Köves Cliff ord Chance Development Dr. Marcell Németh, Partner, Beringer Allen & Overy Croatia Dr. Gergely Légrádi, Senior Counsel, Freshfi elds Bruckhaus Deringer Sándor Végh, General Manager, MKB Bank András Fülöp, Partner, Deloitte Andris Parups Gabriele Pasquini Dr. Károly Fóti, Partner, Réczicza White & Case Deputy Director PPP, Presidency of the Council Balázs Báthory, Deputy CEO, Wallis Real Estate Economic Policy of Ministers INTERNATIONAL: Department Italian PPP Task Force Ciprian Gorita, Counsellor, PPP Central Unit, Ministry of Public Finance, Ministry of Economics Italy Romania Latvia Milica Zatezalo, Advisor to the Deputy Prime Minister on PPPs and Infrastructure Development, Offi ce of the Deputy Prime Minister, Diamond Sponsors: Republic of Serbia Jose Carbajo, Director for Strategy & Policy Development, EBRD Manuel Duenas, Senior Loan Offi cer, EIB Michel Audige, Lead Transport Specialist, World Bank Mark Elliott, Partner, EC Harris Antonis Mavropoulos, CEO, EPEM SA Roman Matkiwsky, Executive Vice President CEE, SKANSKA ID Alain Poliakoff , Business Development Director, EGIS Projects Emanuel Sip, Assistant Minister, Ministry of Transport, Czech Republic Rafael Rossi, Director, Mota-Engil Martin Kloster, First Vice President, KfW-IPEX Bank Platinum Sponsor: Gold Sponsor: Michel Demarre, Senior International Advisor the CEO, Colas & Member of the Board, European International Contractors Robin Earle, Director, Banco Espirito Santo Marcel Babczynksi, Director, Erste Corporate Finance Silver Sponsors: Robert Gross, Partner, Berwin Leighton Paisner Jirí Petrák, Managing Director, Mott MacDonald Praha Peter Snelson, Director Project Development, Atkins Guilherme Magalhaes, Executive Director, Brisa Jan Snajdr, CEO, PPP Association, Czech Republic Nick Allen, Partner, PricewaterhouseCoopers Volker Rux, Deputy Project Manager PPP, ASFiNAG Bronze Sponsor: Blue Sponsors: Document Supporting Organizations: Media Partners: Bag Sponsor: Organized by: in cooperation with: PROMOTING PPP INVESTMENTS IN CEE 29th & 30th October 2007, Hotel Sofi tel Budapest Day 1 Monday 29th October 2007 8:30 Registration & Coff ee 12:30 Coff ee Break 9:15 Opening Remarks from the Chair Dr. András Timár, Professor, University of Pécs 12:50 PRESENTATION OF PPP STRATEGIES FROM COUNTRY REPRESENTATIVES 9:30 Keynote Welcoming Address 15 minutes presentations by government representatives summarizing current and Dr. János Veres, Minister of Finance, Hungary expected PPP developments. Countries presenting in this session: Bosnia & Herzegovina, Croatia, Republic of Serbia, Latvia, Macedonia 9:40 PPP from European Commission’s perspective • General features of PPP projects in the transport sector Mate Jurisic, Assistant Minister, Ministry of the Sea, Tourism, • What are the main rules and considerations at EU level Transport and Development, Croatia regarding • Some examples of PPP implementation in the EU Milica Zatezalo, Advisor to the Serbian Deputy Prime Minister on • The applicability of EU funding for transport infrastructure PPP PPPs and Infrastructure Development, Offi ce of the Deputy Prime Zoltán Kazatsay, Deputy Director General, DG Energy Minister, Republic of Serbia & Transport, European Commission Andris Parups, Deputy Director PPP, Economic Policy 9:55 EIB Role in the fi nancing of PPP Projects Department, Ministry of Economy, Latvia • EIB activity in the PPP market • EIB approach to PPP fi nancing Ciprian Gorita, Counsellor, PPP Central Unit, Ministry of Public • Alternative structures for EIB participation in PPP Finance, Romania projects • Critical factors for EIB successful participation in PPPs Question & Answers Manuel Duenas, Senior Loan Offi cer, EIB 10:10 Investing in Development through PPP 14:05 Free Roundtable Discussions with • Introduction to EBRD • The EU…..and beyond Government Representatives and Lunch Buff et • Quality of the Legal Environment Each roundtable will have an assigned chairman – the government representatives of the • Review of countries invited countries. Everybody will be welcome to join any roundtable at any time during this • What can EBRD do for PPPs session. Lunch buff et will be served during this session. Jose Carbajo, Director for Strategy & Policy Development, EBRD 10:25 PPPs in the view of the World Bank 15:30-17:30 Workshops Michel Audige, Lead Transport Specialist, World Bank Chaired by: Robin Earle, Director, Banco Esprito Santo Presentations by: 10:40 Coff ee Break Olivier Bonnin, CEO, AKA Zrt. Arne Speer, Chief Project Manager, Bilfi nger Berger 11:00 PRESENTATION OF PPP STRATEGIES FROM Mark Elliott, Partner, EC Harris COUNTRY REPRESENTATIVES Peter Snelson, Business Development Director, Atkins 15 minutes presentations by government representatives summarizing current and expected PPP developments. Countries presenting in this session: Czech Republic, Hungary, Greece, Italy, Romania Bohdan Hejduk, Director General, State Budget Management, Ministry of Finance, Czech Republic Júlia Szűcs, Head of Special Financing Programs Department, Ministry of Economy and Transport, Hungary Leonidas Korres, Special Secretary, Ministry of Economy and 18:30-21:30 Conference Dinner Finance, Special Secretariat for PPP, Hellenic Republic Location: Transport Museum of Budapest Gabriele Pasquini, Presidency of the Council of Ministers, Italian PPP Task Force, Italy Attended by a Guest of Honor: Balázs Felsmann Questions & Answers State Secretary for Infrastructure, Head of the PPP Inter-Ministerial Committee 4 easy ways to register: • Email: [email protected] •call: +36 30 812 4067 • fax: +36 1 310 2211 •online: www.epppc.hu 29th & 30th October 2007, Hilton Budapest WestEnd Hotel PROMOTING PPP INVESTMENTS IN CEE 29th & 30th October 2007, Hotel Sofi tel Budapest Day 2 Tuesday 30th October 2007 8:30 Morning Coff ee 14:00 - 14:50 ROAD INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS PANEL DISCUSSION 8:45 KEYNOTE WELCOMING ADDRESS Chaired by: Peter Snelson, Project Development Director, Atkins 9:00 - 10:20 HUNGARIAN PPP PROJECTS PANEL DISCUSSION Roman Matkiwsky, Executive Vice President, CEE, Skanska ID Chaired by: András Fülöp, Partner, Deloitte Alain Poliakoff , Business Development Director, EGIS Projects PPP Projects in light of EU Financing István Vilmos Kovács, Vice President, National Development Agency Michel Demarre, Senior International Advisor to the CEO, Colas M6 Project - Successful Continuation of Phase I - Subsequent Phases Jiri Petrák, Managing Director, Mott MacDonald Praha Erik Aal, Project Manager, Ministry of Economy and Transport Questions & Answers Electronic Toll Collection Dr. Lajos Csepi, Director General, Transport Development Coordination Centre Ferihegy Airport PPP 14:50 - 15:40 LEGAL ASPECTS OF PPP PROJECTS Zita Király, PPP Advisor, Ministry of Economy and Transport PANEL DISCUSSION Chaired by: Robert Gross, Partner, Berwin Leighton Paisner Government District György Görözdi, Prime Minister’s Commissioner Dr. Péter Köves, Partner, Köves Cliff ord Chance Questions & Answers Dr. Marcell Németh, Partner, Beringer Allen & Overy 10:20 Coff ee Break Dr. Csilla Andrékó, Partner & Martin Kavanagh, Partner, Linklaters Dr. Gergely Légrádi, Senior Counsel, Freshfi elds Bruckhaus Deringer 11:00 - 11:50 DRIVERS OF SUCCESS OF PPP PROJECTS PANEL DISCUSSION Dr. Károly Fóti, Partner, Réczicza White & Case Chaired by: Olivier Bonnin, CEO, AKA Zrt. Dr. Ivett Demkó, Head of Department for Public Procurement, Planning Roman Matkiwsky, Executive Vice President, CEE, Skanska ID Coordination and Controlling, Ministry of Economy and Transport , Hungary Mark Elliott, Partner, EC Harris Questions & Answers Rafael Rossi, Director, Mota-Engil Guilherme Magalhaes, Executive Director, Brisa 15:40 Coff ee Break Questions & Answers 16:00 - 16:50 SOCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS PANEL DISCUSSION 11:50 - 12:40 FINANCING PPP PROJECTS Chaired by: Antonis Mavropoulos, CEO, EPEM SA PANEL DISCUSSION Chaired by: Béla Kilyénfalvi, Head of Structured Finance, ING Bank Emanuel Sip, Assistant Minister, Ministry of Transport, Czech Republic Antony Stratfold, Executive Director, Intertoll Europe ZRt. University Projects in Hungary Balázs Báthory, Deputy CEO, Wallis Real Estate Sándor Végh, General Manager, MKB Bank PPPs in Healthcare - Experience
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