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1. Participate in a dialogue with the Government and make yourself heardJoin top government leaders as they measure progress of key projects and share futurepriorities in development

2. Engage with major liners and port operators in VietnamHear about the partnerships and collaboration needed to bring about effective growth incontainer ports

3. More international speakers with new perspectivesLearn world class best practices on port management and how they can be applied to Vietnam

4. Get an in-depth look at the cargo through North, South and Central VietnamGain access to information rarely available and discover new opportunities to grow yourbusiness

5. Hear expectations of global shippers on carriers, ports and intermediariesListen to their key priorities and ensure that your customers’ needs are being taken care of

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13 – 15 October 2010 | Sheraton Saigon, Ho Chi Minh City, SR Vietnam

Top Executives

Confirmed!

New and Exclusive Features for 2010!

Eddy. BruyninckxChief Executive Officer Antwerp PortAuthority

JesperPraestensgaardChief Executive Officer Maersk Line (AsiaPacific)

Susumu NaruseSecretary General InternationalAssociation of Portsand HarborsGain Invaluable Insights from Key Industry

Leaders including:• Ministry of Transport, Vietnam

• Vuong Dinh Lam, Chairman, VINAMARINE

• Barry Akbar, Managing Director , APL-NOL Vietnam Limited

• Le Huy, General Director , NYK Line (Vietnam) Ltd

• Peter Smidt-Nielsen, Country Manager, Vietnam & Cambodia, Maersk Vietnam Ltd

•Malcolm Gregory, Head of Commercial , Cai Mep International Port• Pham Ngoc An, Supply Chain Manager , FrieslandCampina Vietnam

• Tran Khanh Hoang, Vice General Director , Saigon Newport Corporation (SNP)

• Capt. James Fong, Chief Operating Officer , Global Maritime and Port Services

Pte Ltd

• Dr Robert Yap, Chairman and CEO, YCH Group

13 October, 9.00am – 5.00pm

Practical Strategies to

Optimize Port Operations,Planning and Logistics

Led by InternationalPort Terminal Expert:

Thomas GondermannHamburg Port TrainingInstitute GmbH

Pre ConferenceMasterclass

Vietnam ContainerPorts and Logistics

4th Vietnam ContainerPorts and Logistics


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12.40 Networking Lunch

1.45 Insights on the Fine Balance of Safety and Security with

Trade and Commerce• Measuring the costs of delayed commerce

• Exploring how the WCO security initiatives could improve customs

operations at the port

• Insights into the changing needs and expectations of seaport users

Allen Bruford, Deputy Director (Compliance & Facilitation),World Customs Organization (WCO)*

AN IN DEPTH LOOK AT THE CARGO THROUGH NORTH,

SOUTH AND CENTRAL VIETNAM

2.20 Analyze the Development of Deepwater Ports in the North• Boom in commercial activities in northern Vietnam and the pressure

on current facilities

• Updates on upcoming projects

• Construction timelines till completion and what will shippers expect?

Maritime Project Management Unit No.2 (MPMU No.2)

3.00 Open Forum: Q&A followed by Afternoon Refreshments

3.30 Key Port Developments in Central Vietnam and the

importance to Surrounding Businesses• Updates on the growing trade and investments in Central Vietnam

• Opportunities in developing port projects along the coastline

• A look at managing legislation and bureaucracy across the different

states

VINAMARINE

4.10 Managing the increasing competition in South Vietnam – Is

There Enough Cargo to Go Around?

• Importance of managing the balance of port projects andinfrastructure development

• Evaluating the potential of future projects

Malcom Gregory, Head of Commercial , Cai Mep International

Port

4.50 Open Forum: Q&A

5.00 Networking Cocktail Join speakers and delegates in an informal cocktail reception and

network in a more relaxed setting.

6.00 End of Day 1

14 October 2010DAY 1

8.00 Registration and Coffee

9.00 Welcome from Organizers

9.05 Chairman’s Opening Remarks

CHAIRMAN’S WELCOME REMARKS

9.10 Opening Ministerial Address

Vice Minister , Ministry of Transport, Vietnam

9.20 Key Developments in Vietnam’s Port Network

Vuong Dinh Lam, Chairman, VINAMARINE

GROWTH IN THE GLOBAL CONTAINER TRADE AND ITS

RELATION TO PORTS DEVELOPMENT

9.30 Keynote Address: Container Shipping: Beyond the Storm• Realistic expectations of the extent of recovery in liner shipping

• A look at the new and emerging trade routes

• Exploring future commercial opportunities for the container tradeJesper Praestensgaard, Chief Executive Officer , Maersk Line

(Asia Pacific)

10.00 Industry Address: Outlook for Asia’s Ports Development• Are ports in developing economies getting a slice of the pie?

• Impact of increasing competition on traffic and profitability

Susumu Naruse, Secretary General , International Association

of Ports and Harbors

10.40 Open Forum: Q&A followed by Morning Refreshments

DRIVING EFFICIENCIES IN VIETNAM’S PORTS INDUSTRY

11.10 Identifying Ports with Potential and Options Available to

Shippers• Understanding how connectivity, services and support infrastructure

play a role in the utilization rate

• Quality vs Quantity - Exploring the fine balance in Vietnamese ports

• A look at the rising expectations of shipping lines

Barry Akbar, Managing Director , APL-NOL Vietnam Limited

11.40 Panel Discussion: Partnerships and Collaboration to bring

about Effective Container Ports Development• Competitiveness of Vietnam among regional por ts

• Role of shipping lines and operators in ports development

• Mitigating key operational challenges in the management of finance

and training skilled manpower

• Examine current legal issues and the other government constraints

Moderator: Capt. James Fong, Chief Operating Officer , Global

Maritime and Port Services Pte Ltd

Panelists:

Barry Akbar, Managing Director , APL-NOL Vietnam Limited

Malcom Gregory, Head of Commercial , Cai Mep International

Port

Le Huy, General Director , NYK Line (Vietnam) Ltd

Tran Khanh Hoang, Vice General Director , Saigon Newport

Corporation (SNP)Peter Smidt-Nielsen, Country Manager, Vietnam & Cambodia,

Maersk Vietnam Ltd

Le Cong Minh, Director General , Saigon Port*

4th Vietnam Container Ports and Logistics

“Experts have pointed out that poor infrastructure has

made logistics fees of Vietnamese businesses much

higher than that of other countries. In the US, logistics

expenses are equal to 9.5 percent of the GDP. The

figure is 11 percent in Japan, 16 percent in South Korea,

21.6 percent in China, while it is very high in Vietnam,

at 25 percent, or $17-18 billion per annum.”

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1.30 A Realistic Assessment of the Intermodal Challenges and

Requirements in Vietnam

Juergen Braunbach, Director , Schenker Vietnam*

2.10 Strategies for Effective Supply Chain Management• Understand the hidden costs of overall logistics management in

Vietnam

• Developments needed to achieve an effective supply chain

infrastructure for ease of trade

Dr Robert Yap, Chairman and CEO, YCH Group

2.40 Open Forum: Q&A followed by Afternoon Refreshments

3.00 Roundtable Discussion: Developing an Efficient Supply Chain

Network for Vietnam’s Manufacturers and Exporters• A look at the impact of economic slowdown, poor infrastructure,

unstable fuel costs and security risk

• Examine the changing expectations and requirements at ports

• Potential to ride on a collaborative strategy with transport carriers

• Highlight the benchmark for logistics providers in terms of delivery

timelines and service

Panelists:

Dr Robert Yap, Chairman and CEO, YCH Group

Pham Ngoc An, Supply Chain Manager , FrieslandCampina

Vietnam

Shaun Houston, Manufacturing Team Lead 2, Nike*

Prakash Chand Jhanwer, Country Head , Olam Vietnam Ltd

Vic Kulkarni, Product Supply Director , Kimberly-Clark Vietnam*

3.40 Latest Technology/Software Tools to minimize Supply Chain

CostsTechnology can unlock hidden values in global trade management,

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4.00 End of Conference

15 October 2010DAY 2

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9.10 Chairman’s Remarks

GLOBAL TRENDS IN CONTAINER MANAGEMENT

9.15 Industry Address: International Port Perspective – Adding

Value at the Port End

Eddy. Bruyninckx, Chief Executive Officer , Antwerp Port

Authority

9.45 Port Design: Parameters that Matter

Capt. James Fong, Chief Operating Officer , Global Maritime and

Port Services Pte Ltd

10.15 Shippers’ Expectations of Carriers, Ports and Intermediaries• Managing the challenges of escalating transportation costs while

maintaining profit margin

• Implications in global sourcing – Expectations of carriers and ports

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10.45 Open Forum: Q&A followed by Morning Refreshments

CONNECTING VIETNAM – WHAT DOES IT MEAN?

11.15 Dialogue with Government in MeasuringProgress in Key Priorities for End to EndContainer Management in Vietnam• Focal economic zones and the impact on infrastructure growth

• Vietnam’s Master plan for the development of Vietnam Seaports

System to 2020

• Implementation timelines of key road and rail projects

• Updates on future plans for integration

Representives from:

VINAMARINE

People’s Committee of Ho Chi Minh City

Ministry of Planning and Investment

Transport Development and Strategy Institute

12.30 Networking Lunch


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In recent years, many developments ASEAN counties have seen

significant developments in the ports industry to accommodate forthe growing trade flow. With stiff competition around the region,connectivity emerges as one of the key factors in defining a port’sattractiveness to shipping lines.

This masterclass will highlight the strategies for sustainable portdevelopments and address the demands of efficient container andgeneral purpose terminals. This masterclass equips port managersand terminal operators with examples of best practices in portmanagement and introduces performance and improvementmeasurements for the industry.

Course Outline• Managing a port ’s competitiveness – Strategies for Sustainable

Port Development• Developing infrastructure and the port’s inland connectivity• Understanding the data integration of ports in global supply

chains and local administration• A Port’s Efficiency – Defining Key Performance Indicators for ports

and terminal operators• Illustration of key case studies

Pre Conference Masterclass

13 October 2010 | 9am – 5pm

Practical Strategies to OptimizePort Operations, Planning andLogistics

Led By: Thomas Gondermann, Senior Port

Terminal Expert , Hamburg Port Training

Institute GmbH

Thomas holds a BA in economic and business studiesand a PHD in political science. He has occupied different

positions in the logistics industry as well as in higher and furthereducation. With HPTI, Thomas has developed and delivered trainingsfor container terminal staff, focusing on organization, optimizationand the use of IT planning tools. Clients were port terminal operatorsin Germany, South Africa, Iran, Sudan and Russia.

HPTI, Hamburg Port Training Institute GmbH has a record of almostthirty years of training and consulting in ports all over the world.

Trainings on both managerial and operational level address thecapacity building needs of port operators, port regulators as well asof inland transport enterprises.

Who will you meet

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Transport Operators /Logistics Companies 16%

Shipping Lines12%

Shippers / Cargo

Owners / End Users24%

Government / IndustryAuthorities 4%

Project Consultants 7%

Infrastructure Developers /Engineering & ConstructionCompanies 2%

Legal / Insurance

Professionals 4%

Ports & TerminalsOperators 18%

Private Equity Firms /Investment Banks /Project Financiers 13%



4th Vietnam Container Ports andLogistics Conference

On behalf of the Viet Nam Maritime Administration (VINAMARINE),I would like to welcome you to the 4th Vietnam Container Portsand Logistics Conference 2010, scheduled for 13 – 15 October inHo Chi Minh City, Vietnam.

This is a premier event offering international investors direct accessto the port and logistics industry in Vietnam. Now in its 4th year,we are pleased to have the Ministry of Transport do a MinisterialAddress at the event.

With more international speakers, a refreshed programme, andparticipation of top liners and port operators, attendees will getfirst hand information on infrastructure priorities, upcomingpartnerships, and projects in the pipeline.

This conference is developed with the sole purpose of growingVietnam’s ports and logistics industries. Do not miss this uniqueopportunity to be part of the debate, discussion and networkingplatforms.

I look forward to welcome you in Ho Chi Minh in October.Regards

Vuong Dinh Lam, Chairman

Vietnam Maritime Administration


WHERE SOLUTIONS MEET

INNOVATION

Vietnam’s economy is recovering well from the slowdown last year.

With this continued growth in trade, the ports and logistics industriesare faced with new challenges, new competitors, and new businessopportunities. On the back of increasing production costs in China,manufacturers are once again investing their dollars in Vietnam’spotential as a manufacturing hub. Ports operators and logisticsproviders must satisfy the increasing needs of these customers anddeliver high service levels to ensure competitiveness.

Be part of the 4th Vietnam Container Ports and

Logistics 2010 and find out how you can

implement proven strategies to achieve efficient

operations and high customer satisfaction!

Our series of Vietnam Ports and Logistics events provide an insider’slook into infrastructure and port developments to support cargothrough North, South and Central Vietnam. This is only industryrecognized platform where over 100 delegates have gathered lastyear to evaluate solutions and the collaboration needed to developVietnam to her full potential.



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