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Tuesday May 24, 13:30-17:00

Working Session I: Globalization After the Crisis Moderator: Gichiri Ndua, IAPH President

Session I-1 : The New Face of the World Economy and Global Trade The World Economy After Global Crisis Ede Jorge Ijjasz-Vasquez, Sector Manager, Sustainable Development, World Bank New Challenges and Prospects for the Global Shipping Market Andreas Nordseth, Chairman of The Consultative Shipping Group, Director General of Danish Maritime Authority Scenario of Future Energy Demand and Supply Young-Seok Moon, Vice President of Korea Energy Economics Institute

Session I-2 : New Dimensions of Globalization New Strategies in the Global Shipping Industry Hak-So Kim, President of Korea Maritime Institute New Developments in Maritime and Logistics Security Col Michael Chen, ST Education & Training Global Standard of Port Worker’s Training Marios Meletiou, Technical Specialist, ILO

Wednesday May 25, 09:00-12:30

Working Session II: Climate Change and the World’s Ports Moderator: Geraldine Knatz, IAPH 1st Vice-President

Session II -1 : World Ports Climate Initiatives Environment Ship Index (ESI) Eddy bruyninckx, CEO, Port of Antwerp Henri T.J. van der Weide,Policy Advisor Safety, Security & Environment, Port of Amsterdam, Netherlands On-Shore Power Supply (or other WPCI project) Claes Sundmark, Vice President, Port of Gothenburg Port Climate Action in Rottedam Peter Mollema, Director, Rotterdam Port

Session II -2 : Climate Actions in Progress Shipping Industry’s New Approach to GHG Emissions Brian Noe Kristensen, Vice President, Far East Asia Line Operations Cluster, Maersk Line The Green Award's Approach to Climate Action Pieter Struijs, Chairman of Green Award Foundation, IAPH Honorary Member Port Climate Action for Adaptation Masahiko Isobe, Professor, Tokyo University [Special] Tsunami Cases in Northeast Japan Takehiko Fujita, Acting-President, Port and Airport Research Institute (PARI) of Japan

Wednesday May 25, 13:30-17:00

Working Session III: Port Logistics and Community Systems Moderator: Santiago Mila, IAPH 3rd Vice-President

Session III-1 : Strategies to Strengthen Port Logistics New Approaches to Logistics Parks in Asia/Oceania Robert Hunter, Vice President, Access Business Group (Amway) Why Rail Hinterland Logistics are Crucial for Successful Port Development Jens Meier, CEO of Hamburg Port Authority Improving Rail Access in America Frederick R. Malesa, Vice President of BNSF Railway

Session III-2 : Advancing Port Community Systems Keys to a Successful PCS Santiago Mila, IAPH 3rd Vice-President, Deputy MD of Barcelona port Advanced Port Community Systems: Europe Olivier　Jean-Degauchy、Head　of　Corporate　Development、SOGET　"Port　Community　Systems　Benchmark　Survey" Plans for Future PCS Service in Busan Port Hee-Soo Park, Port Information Technology Director, Busan Port Authority

Thursday May 26, 09:00-12:40

Working Session IV: Cities and Ports Moderator: Grant Gilfillan, IAPH 2nd Vice-President

Session IV-1 : Port Redevelopment Lessons in Port Area Redevelopment: Europe Dertje Meijer, CEO of Port of Amsterdam Lessons in Port Area Redevelopment: America Richard Sinkoff、Director, Environmrental Programs AND Planning、Port of Oakland Lessons in Port Area Redevelopment: Asia, Oceania Keith Gordon、Executrive General Manager、Port Operation、Port of　Melbourne Corporation New Approaches to Port Area Redevelopment Olivier Lemaire, Secretary General, International Association of Cities & Ports(AIVP)

Session IV-2 : Cruise Ports and the Cruise Industry Cruise Ports & Tourism and their Impact on the Local Economy: Indian Ocean Thomas Mathibela, Assistant Secretary General, Cruise Indian Ocean Association Cruise Ports & Tourism and their Impact on the Local Economy: America Bill Johnson, Port Director, Port of Miami Cruise Ports & Tourism and their Impact on the Local Economy: Asia Kaye Chon, Professor, Hong Kong Polytechnic University A Cruise Liner’s Perspective - Cruises & Cruise Itinerary Kelvin Tan, Regional Director, Royal Caribbean Cruises