Indonesia Port - Maritime Infrastructure & Special Economic Zones
2016 Conference

Invited Speakers

Budi Karya Sumadi, Minister of Transportation, Republic of Indonesia

Carmelita Hartoto, Chairman, Indonesia National Shipowner Association

Dani Rusli Utama, CEO, Jakarta International Container Terminal

Daniel Wiharjo, President Director, PT Wahyusamudra Indah

Mauritz H.M. Sibarani, Director of Port & Dredging, Ministry of Transportation, Republic of Indonesia

Aulia Febri Fatwa, Chairman, Association of Indonesian Port Company

Tan Chong Meng, Group CEO, PSA International Pte/Port of Singapore Authority

David Rajan Padman, General Manager, Port Klang Authority

Orias Petrus Moedak, CEO of PT. Pelabuhan Indonesia III

Luke Devine, Foreign Legal Consultant, Hadiputranto Hadinoto & Partners

Benny Woenardi, Director, Cikarang Dry Port

Tonno Sapoetro, CEO, PT Krakatau Bandar Samudera

Billy P. Kadar, CEO, PT. Pelabuhan Penajam Banua Taka

Hanifa Indradjaya, CEO, Petrosea

Zairin Zain, Commissioner, Kaltim Pelabuhan Internasional Maloy

Alexander Maha, Director, Perkebunan Nusantara III (Sei Mangkei SEZ)

Ekowati Retnaningsih, Head of Planning & Development Body, South Sumatra Province

Roy Roring, Head of Planning & Development Body, North Sulawesi Province (Bitung SEZ)

Gellwyn Daniel Hamzah Jusuf, Deputy of Maritime and Natural Resources, Ministry of National Development Planning, Republic of Indonesia

Doso Agung, CEO, PT Pelabuhan Indonesia IV

Julian Smith, Adviser, PricewaterhouseCoopers


*Subject to final confirmation

Conference Topics

  • Investment framework of port & maritime infrastructure in Indonesia
  • Fundamental problems of maritime infrastructure development in Indonesia
  • Mechanism and ventures for private enrollment in port investment in Indonesia
  • Concessions and duration of port operatorship
  • Policy reform to lure larger investment in maritime and port sector; where to go?
  • Understanding the dynamics of global trade and the role of ports within
  • New ports in Java, Sumatra & Kalimantan; the outlook?
  • The needs from industrial areas for an efficient sea transportation
  • Special Economic Zones (SEZ); Dissecting its presence & impact on maritime world
  • The effects of KEK development on Indonesian maritime sector
  • Issues to be addressed in financing port infrastructure
  • Selecting the right form of participation for foreign financiers
  • Integration of railways and sea transportation; the feasibility?
  • Maritime infrastructure & logistic base for oil, gas, coal & mining industry
  • The urgency of ports in Sumatra, Kalimantan & Sulawesi

    • --- See full list of speakers and complete rundown below---

A Gateway to Indonesian Port Investment
 

Unfolding the Untouched Maritime Opportunities

Concerns on infrastructure development in Indonesia has risen significantly since the President Jokowi was come to the office in 2014. President put his much attentions on to large parts of basic infrastructure such as roads, airports, and especially seaports. President unveiled a program called 'Marine Highway' which implicitly means improvement for better maritime infrastructure soon after he assembled the administration.

This program is poised to revitalize every aspects of maritime infrastructure, including ports and its supporting aspects. The marine highway program also aims to improve connectivity of the archipelagic economy so as to reduce the high logistics costs that have undermined the competitiveness of the Southeast Asia's largest economy. The sea highway program envisages the upgrading of six ports into international ports, and the development of 24 new commercial sea ports in the country to facilitate the flow of goods. This marine highway initiative has attracted the attention of various stakeholders including investors both at home and overseas as they await how the government would realize the plan and anticipate new business opportunities.

Yet, to support this program, Indonesian government has scheduled to amend several regulations which barricaded much private investment in sea infrastructure. As a result, in 2016, there is one pure private company which has been awarded a concession to own and manage a port in one of area in Sumatra Island. Tangent to the development of seaports, government also has officiated many Special Economic Zones (KEK), which is programmed to lure manufacturing industries to develop the area. By design, KEK will get special treatments in fiscal aspects such as tax exemptions and tax holidays.

This conference will bring you nearer to the stakeholders and policymakers of port and maritime sector in the country. Participants of the event are expected to include decision makers from port operators, banks and financial institutions, ship owners, technology providers, entrepreneurs, investors, etc. Reserve your seat now!

Date and Venue

28 September 2016
Shangri-La Jakarta, Indonesia

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AGENDA
Wednesday, 28 September 2016
Moderated by:
09:15-09:50 : Keynote Address by: H.E. Mr. Ignasius Jonan,
Minister of Transportation, Republic of Indonesia
09:50-10:40 : Presentation & Panel Discussion
Port and The Economy - Indonesia as Archipelagic Nation; Tapping the Awakening Spirit of Maritime Developmen
  • Fundamental problems of sea transportation in Indonesia
  • The needs for ports expansion in Java
  • Special economic zones (KEK); what do they bring to the maritime world?
  • The urgency of ports in Sumatra, Kalimantan & Sulawesi
  • Port development and private involvement; a review on policy framework
Speaker(s):
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Moderator:
10:40-10:55 : Coffee/Tea Break and Networking
10:55-11:45 : Presentation & Discussion
Understanding Port Regulatory Framework; A Policy Paradigm Shift
  • Port investment options in Indonesia
  • Amendment to Port Infrastructure Law?
  • Permits and involvement of regional authorities in port investment
  • Policy reform to lure larger investment in maritime and port sector
Speaker(s):
Director of Port, Ministry of Transportation, Republic of Indonesia
11:45-12:30 : Presentation & Panel Discussion
Port Development; Key Strategies to Building an Efficient Sea Transportation’
  • Key issues in building and operating ports
  • Understanding the dynamics of global trade and the role of ports within
  • Essential elements in improving intra port efficiency
Speaker(s):
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12:30-13:15 :

Lunch networking break
13:15-14:10 : Presentation & Panel Discussion
The Needs for Larger, Better Ports-- Increasing Competitiveness of Port Dependent-Industries
  • The needs of industrial areas for an efficient sea transportation
  • Case studies of Tj. Priok & Koja development
  • New ports in Java, Sumatra & Kalimantan; the outlook?
  • Dedicated ports in Java; economic feasibility and
Speaker(s):
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14:10-15:00 : Presentation & Panel Discussion
Minerals & Mining Industry: Needs for Maritime Support & Logistic Base
  • Commodities dedicated port; what is the outlook look like?
  • Coal production outlook
  • The needs for large coal port in Kalimantan
  • Port-supporting infrastructure outside Java
  • Cikarang dry port; an example of diversification
  • The role of dry port in Special Economic Zones (KEK)
Speaker(s):
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15:00-15:20 :

Coffee break

15:20-16:10 : Presentation & Panel Discussion
Special Economic Zones (KEK); Dissecting Its Presence & Impact on Maritime World
  • The effects of KEK on maritime sector in Indonesia
  • Supporting infrastructure for Special Economic Zones
  • Main challenges of KEK development
  • Port-supporting infrastructure outside Java
  • Cikarang dry port; an example of diversification
  • The role of dry port in Special Economic Zones (KEK)
Speaker(s):
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15:20-16:10 : Presentation & Panel Discussion
Investment Framework of Maritime Infrastructure Investment in Indonesia
  • Special economic zones and ports in Indonesia; understanding the dynamics
  • The needs for storage and warehouses
  • Ports in the centre of supply chains
  • Examples of economic zones and port development in Sumatra
  • Integration of railways and sea transportation; the feasibility?
Speaker(s):
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15:20-16:10 : Presentation & Panel Discussion
Financing Port Investments: Issues to be Addressed
  • Main considerations in financing infrastructure projects
  • Road & rail systems integration; how port's infrastructure being financed?
  • Selecting the right form of participation for foreign financiers
Speaker(s):
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