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Summit 201229 January - 1 February 2012 Grand Hyatt Muscat, Oman

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In cooperation with: Officially supported by:

Oman Chamberof Commerce and Industry

The premier event dedicated to Oman’s construction projects and investment opportunities

Media partners:

Benefit of attending:• Receive an overview of Oman’s government strategy and

objectives in developing the country’s economy and the

impacts on the construction industry

• Obtain an update on on-going and planned construction

projects to highlight business opportunities

• Share construction industry insights and strategies and

plan the year ahead

• Understand business practices and requirements for private

and foreign companies operating or investing in Oman

• Find out about the latest technologies and solutions to

enhance quality and sustainability while optimising costs

• Evaluate the latest practices for project planning, execution

and supervision

• Meet and network with senior government representatives

and business executives

Speakers:• H.E. Said bin Hamdoon bin Saif Al Harthy, Undersecretary

for Ports and Maritime Affairs, Ministry of Transport andCommunications

• Nasser Al Maqbali, VP Construction, OMRAN

• Sami A. Redha A. Baqi Al Lawati, Infrastructure Director,

Petroleum Development Oman (PDO)

• Eng. Hamid Al Ghazali, Project Director General, RoyalCourt Affairs, Diwan

• Dr. Maurice Girgis, Duqm Project Advisor, Duqm SteeringCommittee

• Eng. Zaher Khalid Suleiman Al-Suleimani, Director General

of Projects, Public Authority for Electricity and Water (PAEW)

• Peter Broers, CEO, Port of Duqm Company

• Dr. Sadek Owainati, Co-Founder, Emirates Green BuildingCouncil and Founding Chairman, World Green BuildingCouncil MENA Network

• Theuns Kotze, Regional Director Middle East and Africa,

British Standards Institution (BSI)

Exclusive focus daySunday 29 January 2012

A year after the exclusive coverage of the Duqm

comprehensive master plan presented at Oman

Construction Summit 2011, key decision makers involved

in Duqm projects will discuss the projects achievements in

2011, planned and future projects and their objectives and

strategies for 2012.

VIP DinnerMonday 30 January 2012

Join the speakers and VIP guests for dinner –

Seats are limited, so book now to avoid disappointment!

Registration desk sponsor:

Welcome to the Oman Construction Summit 2012

Tel: +971 4 364 2975 Fax: +971 4 363 1938 Email: [email protected] Web: www.omanconstructionsummit.com

Dear Colleague,

With over 300 attendees throughout the 4 days, a strong line-up of expert speakers consisting of

government officials and industry professionals and with the participation of leading international

companies, the Oman Construction Summit is the only high-profile summit dedicated to major

construction projects and investment opportunities in the Sultanate.

The summit will strengthen the relationships and cooperation between the public and private

sector entities that are playing, and will play, an active role in the development of the country’s

infrastructure and economy. The four-day event provides a networking platform for the local and

international business community to meet and discuss investment and partnership opportunities,

industry regulation and major infrastructure and construction projects in the Sultanate.

Industry experts will share their experience on the latest solutions available to overcome

challenges in the construction industry and exchange best practices in designing, building and

supervising sustainable and cost-efficient construction projects. Foreign and private investors will

learn about the investment and business environment in Oman and will have the opportunity to

share their needs and requirements to invest and operate in the Omani market with government

officials and potential partners.

I hope that you will take this opportunity to share your perspectives on the construction industry

and I look forward to welcoming you this January in Muscat!

Sincerely,

Rozenn Cornec

Divisional Director - Oman

IQPC

P.S. Don’t forget to register before 11 December 2011

to catch the early bird discount!

What’s new for 2012?Increased focus on:• Oman’s construction industry investment environment, incentives and opportunities

• Lessons learnt based on case studies on recently completed and on-going projects

• Regulation, business practices and financing models to enable sustainable and

cost-efficient construction projects in Oman

• Latest solutions and technologies available to build and maintain infrastructure in

challenging topology and hostile climates

In addition:• Interactive sessions and one-to-one networking opportunities with cross-industry

decision makers and influencers

• International expertise to share best practices in the construction industry

• Recommendations and guidelines to improve the efficiency, quality,

competitiveness and attractiveness of the Omani construction industry and

overcome challenges faced during projects

Excellent Summit. Learned a lot on what we have in terms of major projects

around us and about new technologies available.

Hilal Said Ahmed Al-Aghbari, Civil Lead, Petroleum Development Oman (PDO)

The Summit gave me a very good insight of the construction needs in Oman

and the amount of construction material to be used.

Ali Al-Farsi, Marketing Manager, Oman Cement Company

The event was excellent and the objectives were achieved by obtaining

experience from experts in construction, building, and infrastructure.

Eng. Abdulrasool Shiran Al-Balushi, Director of Projects, Ministry of RegionalMunicipalities & Water Resources

The Summit helped gain insight into the Omani Market and addressed

issues that would certainly be useful for people in the industry. It was a great

way to network and covered key aspects of major projects, infrastructure

and urban planning to name a few.

Rubi Sawhney, Marketing Manager, GLOREI

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Delegate profile at Oman Construction Summit 2011

The event is excellent for networking as the participants

are from different background and delegates were given

enough opportunity to raise their questions.

Mushir Ahmed, Chief Executive Officer, Teejan Trading & Contracting

The Oman Construction Summit allowed the construction

professionals within the Omani market to come together,

network and understand what is happening in the country.

Stuart Ingram, Chief Operating Officer, The Wave, Muscat

Raise your profile, build and maintain businessrelationships through sponsorship andexhibition opportunities Only at Oman Construction Summit 2012 will senior

government officials and construction industry professionals

meet to discuss the latest developments and investment

opportunities in the Sultanate’s construction industry. They will

also gather to learn about the latest solutions and best practices

in designing, building and supervising sustainable and cost-

efficient construction projects. This high-level summit will

therefore offer a unique networking platform to share your

expertise to an audience of senior decision-makers from the

public and private sector.

We have a range of tailored business development, marketing

and sales solutions to specifically deliver on your business

objectives. For more details, call us now on +971 4 364 2975 or email [email protected]

Made good business contacts and secured a potential

project with local company as a partner.Alex Seid, Program Manager, Parsons

A well organised conference with a broad spectrum of

topics and issues - an excellent review of Oman's progress.Andrew Smith, Associate Director, Driver Consult Oman LLC

Fulfilled a much needed networking opportunity for the

construction sector.Udhyani Jayasuriya, Head Corporate Affairs, Milcris


09:00 Chairman’s welcome address – What did we achieve in a year and what is the

next step for 2012?

Dr. Maurice Girgis, Duqm Project Advisor, Duqm Steering Committee

09:10 Opening address by Chief Guest – Oman government’s vision for the development

of Duqm’s Special Economic Zone

09:20 Assessing the operational performance of Duqm Dry Dock and preparing the

completion of the world-class Duqm port

• Presenting the initial feedback on the Oman Dry dock’s "Soft Operation" and future

operation plans

• Identifying the key requirements and addressing challenges to successfully complete

the construction of Duqm port

• Developing further infrastructure to maximise Duqm’s logistics capabilities and

competitiveness

H.E. Said bin Hamdoon bin Saif Al Harthy, Undersecretary for Ports and Maritime

Affairs, Ministry of Transport and Communications

Peter Broers, CEO, Port of Duqm Company

10:10 Morning break and networking opportunity

10:40 Meeting the growing demand for power and water in Duqm

• Assessing the capacity in electricity and water supply currently available in Duqm area

• Developing water pipeline and desalination infrastructure to secure water supply

• Planning the future power and water infrastructure development required to meet

investors’ needs

Eng. Hamed Al Maghderi, General Manager, Rural Areas Electricity Company (RAECO)

Eng. Zaher Khalid Suleiman Al-Suleimani, Director General of Projects, Public

Authority for Electricity and Water (PAEW)

11:30 Developing residential and tourism facilities to create a sustainable urban

community in Duqm

• Identifying the strategies implemented to preserve Duqm’s cultural heritage and

environment

• Providing an update on the progress of existing and planned projects

• Highlighting investment opportunities for developers

Ibrahim Sultan Al Hosni, Investment Manager, OMRAN

12:15 Lunch and networking break

13:30 Understanding the laws, regulations and procedures to invest or operate in Duqm• Reviewing business practices for international companies operating or investing

in Duqm

• Identify key incentives to attract investment and assist investors in identifying

potential partners

• Understanding tender bid process and regulations when doing business with

the government

• Employing and developing capabilities of Omani human resources

• Assessing the availability of finance and reducing the overall risk for project participants

• Reviewing disparities between local and international construction industry regulations

and their impacts on Duqm projects’ development

Dr. Maurice Girgis, Duqm Project Advisor, Duqm Steering CommitteeMohammed Al Hussaini, Director of Economic Research Department, OmanChamber of Commerce & Industry

14:15 Identifying the key requirements to attract private sector investments • Improving market attractiveness by implementing the appropriate regulation framework

• Selecting the key sectors to open to private sector investments

• Highlighting the opportunities and limitations of private sector investments

Bhupinder Singh Bedi, PPP Expert, Asian Development Bank

14:50 Doing business in Oman – how to make the investment climate in Oman moreinvestor-friendly environment• What are the private and foreign investors’ perspective on investing in Oman in the

current global economic scenario?

• To what extent is the institutional framework conducive to an investor-friendly environment?

• What key challenges are you facing when investing or operating in Oman?

• What improvements are required to the regulation framework to improve cost- and

time-efficiency of construction projects?

• What is done to facilitate decision-making process and reduce administrative procedures?

• What improvements are required to allow further participation of private and foreign

investors in the country’s major construction projects?

• Which projects are currently presenting the most opportunities or future potential for

foreign and private investors?

15:30 Chairman’s closing remarks, afternoon refreshments and end of focus day

Summit day one: Focus daySunday 29 January 2012

Following the exclusive overview of Duqm’s comprehensive master plan presented at the first annual OmanConstruction Summit in January 2011, this focus day will provide an update on the projects completed thisyear, explore business and investment opportunities based on Duqm's planned and future projects and reviewthe government key strategies and objectives for 2012 in a challenging international economic environment.

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09:00 Chairman’s welcome addressDavid Ball, President, The Concrete Society

09:10 Opening address by Chief Guest

Sharing Oman’s government insights, strategies and planning for the year ahead

09:20 Keynote address: How did regional political unrest and the global economiccrisis impact on Oman’s 8th Five-year development plan 2011-2015?

09:30 What are the Omani government’s priorities for 2012?In the second year of the 2011-2015 National Development Plan, Oman’s government isengaged in cross-industry development plans and major infrastructure constructionprojects. During this exclusive session, senior officials from Oman’s government willhighlight their key objectives for the year ahead. H.E. Said bin Hamdoon bin Saif Al Harthy, Undersecretary for Ports and MaritimeAffairs, Ministry of Transport and Communications

10:00 Exhibition tour with distinguished guests and morning networking break

Ensuring efficient project planning, execution and supervision

10:45 Strengthening project delivery in a fast-changing business landscape• Exploring PDO’s challenging Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) projects• Identifying PDO’s key infrastructure projects to support the EOR projects• Overcoming ongoing challenges in managing and delivering complex

infrastructure projects Sami A. Redha A. Baqi Al Lawati, Infrastructure Director, Petroleum DevelopmentOman (PDO)

11:15 Developing an efficient mass transit system to improve urban mobility –Istanbul’s Kadikoy-Kartal Metro Project • Understanding Istanbul’s urban transportation systems and the necessity of

implementing a new mode of public transit• Assessing the benefits of a metro system in a rapidly growing urban area• Reviewing the key stages in the project implementation and the solutions implemented

to overcome challenges Mehmet Oguz Efe, Project Manager, MAKYOL Construction Industry Tourism and Trading

11:45 Understanding Oman’s construction industry regulation, standards andspecifications• Understanding tendering processes and qualification requirements• Acknowledging current regulations related to environmental permits and building

specifications• Adapting to differences between national and international standards and assessing

their impacts on projects Panelists include:Nasser Al Maqbali, VP Construction, OMRANMohammed Al Hussaini, Director of Economic Research Department, Oman Chamberof Commerce & Industry

12:30 Lunch networking break

13:30 Examining the specificities and challenges of projects planning, execution andsupervision in OmanMeet each participant at your table and exchange your experience of constructionproject planning, tendering process, management and operation. Discuss the keychallenges faced during each stage of project development and implementation andbenchmark possible solutions to improve project cost and time-efficiency in Oman.Discussion topics include:• Regulation and administrative procedures• Project governance• Master planning and design • Communication and coordination between authorities project development plans

and strategies• Technical and financial qualification requirement during tendering process• Human resources qualification and availability• Identification and selection of cost-saving technologies, techniques and

management solutions

14:15 Planning, designing and building a unique venue in a new urban area – The RoyalOpera House and Opera Gallery Muscat • Reviewing the strategy implemented to include the Opera House within Muscat

development plan• Identifying the key design and construction requirements to ensure long-term

sustainability• Assessing the challenges faced during the construction phase and the solutions

implemented to overcome themEng. Hamid Al Ghazali, Project Director General, Royal Court Affairs, DiwanEng. M.T. Ahmad, Project Manager, Royal Court Affairs, Diwan

14:45 Afternoon networking break

15:15 Managing the safety of your employees and organisation by implementing anOccupational Health & Safety Management System based on OHSAS 18001:2007• Implementing accident and injury prevention programmes in construction • Identifying and managing construction industry’s occupational diseases • Preventing adverse health effects by conducting biological monitoringTheuns Kotze, Regional Director Middle East and Africa, British Standards Institution (BSI)

15:45 Developing an efficient urban transportation plan to keep pace with increasingurbanisation• Highlighting the importance of transportation planning as a key component of

urban planning• Understanding the methodology of transportation planning and anticipating challenges

faced during implementation process• Meeting the changing needs of mobility by implementing a comprehensive intermodal

transport networkDr. Bilal Farhan, Senior Transportation Planner / GIS Adviser, Amman Institute forUrban Development, Jordan

16:15 Chairman’s closing remarks

16:30 End of summit day two

19:00 VIP Dinner

Summit day two: ConferenceMonday 30 January 2012

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09:00 Chairman’s welcome and opening addressDavid Ball, President, The Concrete Society

Enhancing quality and sustainability while optimising costs

09:10 Adopting green building principles for protecting the environment and ensuring sustainability• Implementing green building policies and regulations that promote

sustainable practices

• Adopting an appropriate rating system to measure performance

• Facilitating collaborative solutions to ensure efficient implementation of green

building principles

Dr. Sadek Owainati, Co-Founder, Emirates Green Building Council and Founding

Chairman, World Green Building Council MENA Network

09:40 Assessing the benefits of sustainable, high-durability, corrosion-resistantconcrete structures - 11 years of high exposure concrete structures in The Arabian Peninsula• Analysing the chemistry and microscopy of sustainable concrete

• Identifying the unique design parameters

• Understanding why asset owners specify and the deciding factor

David Ball, President, The Concrete Society

10:10 Green Building practices - Seeking innovative building solutions to supporteffective sustainable infrastructure development• Understanding the importance of balancing a country’s economy development needs

and environment protection

• Adopting sustainable design techniques to limit environmental impacts and extend

construction project life-cycle

• Identifying the role of contractors in implementing Green Building requirements

• Reducing the environmental impact of building materials

Panelists include:

Dr. Sadek Owainati, Co-Founder, Emirates Green Building Council and Founding

Chairman, World Green Building Council MENA NetworkDr. Syed Anisuddin, Expert, Training and Development, MODES – Ministry ofDefence Engineering ServicesEng. A Nizamuddin Ahmad, Deputy Dean, Caledonian University College ofEngineering, Oman

Dr. Otakar Vacin, Associate Professor, Faculty of Transportation Sciences,

Czech Technical University

11:00 Morning networking break

11:30 Selecting strategic material resources to design sustainable and cost-efficientconstruction• Sourcing, procuring and installing sustainable materials

• Using sustainable materials during the planning and design phase to enable

effective construction

• Anticipating and addressing potential issues related to sustainable materials

Dr. Otakar Vacin, Associate Professor, Faculty of Transportation Sciences,

Czech Technical University

12:00 Addressing design and construction challenges faced during the development of OMRAN’s tourism infrastructure • Providing an update on OMRAN’s major on-going and planned projects to highlight

business opportunities

• Assessing key technical and commercial aspects in designing tourism infrastructure

while limiting impacts on the environment

• Enhancing quality while optimising costs by using innovative design and

construction technologies

Nasser Al Maqbali, VP Construction, OMRAN

12:30 Lunch networking break

13:30 Master planning consultation clinicAt this unique networking and idea sharing forum, key decision makers in Oman’s

infrastructure and construction industry will receive the opportunity to sit with leading

planning and design consultants for a free one–to–one consultation. Use this

opportunity to get the heart of your project challenges and build potential new

working relationships with experts in the field.

14:30 Afternoon networking break

15:00 Enhancing the capacity of Oman’s construction industry to match clients’ needsin line with global trends and international best practicesMeet each participant at your table and exchange your experience of construction

project procurement process and management. Discuss the key challenges related to

material and human resources supply and exchange best practices to develop local

construction industry skills and build capacity

Discussion topics include:

• Assessing the impact of growing demand in material supply and workforce availability

• Overcoming the issues related to project funding and procurement strategy

• Reviewing legal and financial considerations when importing materials and

workforce supply

• Embedding effectively advanced skills in local organisation for supplying state-of-the

art solutions

• Developing strategies for building capacities and integrating future leaders within

the industry

16:00 Chairman’s closing remarks and end of summit day three

Summit day three: ConferenceTuesday 31 January 2012


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Summit day four: Essential interactive workshop Wednesday 1 February 2012

09:00 – 16:00 Planning for smart growth of urban areas to create more livable andsustainable built environment

Developing transportation plans to support growing urban areas

As Oman is facing rapid urbanisation and the authorities are engaged in the construction of

ambitious infrastructure projects, how can the Sultanate ensure the development of sustainable

and livable communities? This workshop day will introduce participants to efficient planning

concepts, processes and practices to build environmentally sustainable urban development

projects, ensure smart growth strategies and successful implementation processes.

Urban areas across the Middle East are experiencing significant growth. One of the most

important aspects of supporting urban growth is to provide the necessary transportation

infrastructure. This workshop will review key aspects and components to consider while

developing efficient urban transportation planning, including the development of the road

network and public transportation plans.

Key topics to be discussed include:

• Understanding the key components of an efficient public transportation plan that supports

furture urban growth

• Reviewing basic aspects of the road network development plan such as road classification

• Identifying missing network elements while considering urban growth needs, including process,

identification of primary transit line and location of transit facilities

Who should attend the workshop day:

• Project Directors

• Heads of Technical Affairs

• Heads of Infrastructure

• Heads of Urban Planning

• Planners

• Designers / Architects

• Civil Engineers

• Real Estate Professionals

• Consultants

• Contractors

Workshop leader:

Dr. Bilal Farhan, Senior Transportation Planner / GIS Adviser, Amman Institute for UrbanDevelopment, Jordan


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