Officially Supported By:
Kenya Civil Aviation Authority
US$45 BILLION AIRPORT EXPANSION OPPORTUNITIES IN AFRICA
African economies are carrying out major airport build and expansion projects in anticipation of ever-rising air passenger numbers. 7 out of 10 of the fastest-growing markets are represented by African countries and they are expected to achieve a compound growth rate of more than 7.2% per year, meaning their market will double in size each decade. Airports are primed as the gateway to African destinations, whilst playing a vital role in driving economic expansion and diversification.
Hence, with over 80 projects in the pipeline valued at US$45.3 billion, Africa represents one of the most vivid and fastest growing continents in the infrastructure development space.
The Modern Airports Africa Summit 2019, taking place in Nairobi from 28 - 30 August 2019 offers a worldclass opportunity to access key project owners, understand the contract requirements and assess the most relevant projects showcasing the business opportunities available within the continent.
HEAR FROM OUR ESTEEMED SPEAKERS
Captain Gilbert Macharia Kibe
Director General
Kenya Civil Aviation Authority
Silas Udahemuka
Director General
Rwanda Civil Aviation Authority, Rwanda
Géza Balogh
Managing Director
INTERTON Group
Tawanda Gusha
Director of Airports
Zimbabwe Civil Aviation Authority Zimbabwe
Simon Allotey
Director of Airports
Ghana Civil Aviation Authority, Ghana
Edson Fagundes Gomes
ATM/ATFM Business Development
Atech
WHY YOU CANNOT MISS MODERN AIRPORTS AFRICA 2019?
Learn about the latest developments for the largest projects Africa has harboured for last 5 years and its effect on the overall economy
Understand the economic potential of airports’ implementation, expansion and modernisation accounting for $7 billion
Understand how the effective implementation and extension of the “Open Skies” agreement can give a 65% boost to trade and economy while reducing transportation costs and time
Evaluate the benefits and opportunities of developing green airports to reduce cost of up to 30%
Discuss with the key stakeholders on new opportunities for PPP and foreign investments
Understand how the implementation of new technologies like automation and IoT clouds can improve air transportation’s efficiency, security and safety and potentially save up to US$30 billion on fuel
WHO SHOULD ATTEND THE MODERN AIRPORTS AFRICA 2019?
Heads of:
- Ministers (Trade, Transport, Public Works, Tourism, Economy)
- Deputy Ministers
- Director General
- Banks’ Directors
- Civil Aviation
- Chief Executive Officers
- Planning and execution
- Design & Construction
- Safety
- Head of Networking
- Head - PPP Section
- Manager Procurement
- Airport Safety Coordinators
- General Manager – Design & Construction
- General Manager - Maintenance
- Directors of Air Navigation service
- General Manager Planning & Environment
From the following industries:
- Civil Aviation Authorities
- Ministers of transport
- ITS
- Contractors
- Electric cables and lightening companies
- Asphalt Mixing Plants
- Bitumen suppliers
- International fund board
- Infrastructure developers
- Airport authorities
- Technology suppliers
- Maintenance, replacement and repair companies
- Equipment suppliers