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Final Announcement

2nd IRF AsiaRegional Congress& ExhibitionConnecting Asia with Better Roads

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia16-20 October 2016

Ministry of Works

Malaysia

Public Works Department

Malaysia

Organised in collaboration with

Malaysian

Highway Authority

Australian Road

Research Board

International Road

Assessment Program

Road Engineering

Association of Asia & Australasia

Korea Road &

Transportation Association

Malaysian Institute

of Road Safety Research

Supported by

Intelligent Transport System

Association of Malaysia

Construction Industry

Development Board

Chartered Institution

of Highways and Transportation

(Malaysian Branch)

China Highway &

Transportation Society

Japan Road

Transportation

WELCOME MESSAGE FROM THE MINISTER OF WORKS, MALAYSIA

The quality of transportation systems measured in terms of its coverage and

businesses and real estate in a region. Governments globally spend billions to

network systems to meet the growing demands which will further enhance service

collaborations between governments and industry players to meet these mounting challenges.

The 2nd IRF Regional Congress & Exhibition in Kuala Lumpur themed ‘Connecting

players and academia to congregate and develop fruitful networking through the sharing of knowledge and lessons learnt towards better connectivity within Asia and beyond.

I believe you will all enjoy this great congress and take the opportunities to advance

your networking with industry players and professionals present.

here is an enjoyable one.

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MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRMANInternational Road Federation

MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENTRoad Engineering Association of Malaysia

Roads are a nation’s arteries facilitating

economic transformation in developing c

operation and

Asian continent where almost all the countries are in various stages of development.

The human and physical geography is as varied as the 55

massive settlements as well as huge areas that are barely

challenges that require in depth consideration towards

development in Asia.

experts and stakeholders to this timely platform for the sharing of intellectual capital in the area of road infrastructure and take the opportunity to interact and network with

Datuk Ir. Haji Adanan bin Mohamed Hussain

On behalf of the IRF’s global volunteer

great pleasure to invite you to the 2nd IRF Asia Regional Congress & Exhibition.

across Asia build a resilient and sustainable road and transport infrastructure that can drive economic growth and prosperity in the region.

academics with the sole purpose of discussing road

economic growth.

road policies and its position as one the primary growth engines of the ASEAN region.

attend this landmark road and transport sector event.

Abdullah A. Al-Mogbel

THE SESSIONS IN BRIEF

Plenary Sessions

Connecting Asia with Better Roads: Building Regional Prosperity

status of these investments and how they can be accelerated through the regional programmes such as the Asian Highway Network

Executive Sessions

Building Climate Resilience in Road Infrastructure: A Cross-Sectorial Roundtable

knowledge gaps that can be addressed through information and capacity strengthening programmes that can help make Asia’s road infrastructure more resilient to climatic change and extreme weather events.

Preserving and Enhancing Road Assets

excellent opportunity to begin planning for long term maintenance during the investment stage of their infrastructure. This panel will address

highlighting best practices for infrastructure asset management.

Road Financing and PPPs: Experiences from Emerging Nations

Road Financing and PPPs II: Attracting Private Investment

This moderated discussion will examine what steps the government and the private sector can take to produce win-win situations for the

THE CONGRESS

The inaugural biennial IRF Asia Regional Congress and Exhibition

for the road sector and transportation professionals in the region.

can maximise returns from road investments.

THE ORGANISERS

The Congress is jointly organised by Road Engineering Association

THE THEME: CONNECTING ASIA WITH BETTER ROADS

nd IRF Asia Regional Congress will continue to discuss and advocate for building and maintaining a highway

prospects for growth in Asia and particularly in South Asia and

network that is part of a well-integrated road transport network.

share knowledge that can make a well connected Asia a reality in the near future.

VENUE

hosting of international events in view of its strategic location

entertainment complexes and convenient connectivity via light

availability of bus and taxi services. Kuala Lumpur or KL as it is fondly called is a modern city amidst vibrant and exciting cultures.

architecture alongside towering and shining skyscrapers which includes the iconic Petronas Twin Towers.

Congestion Management for Asian Highways The rapid development and growth of Asian economies has led to increasingly congested roads all across the region. This session will explore

Skills Development in the Transportation Sector

session will examine successful case studies from capacity building programmes from around.

Regular

Students Speakers Speakers (Postgraduate students only with valid student cards)

How to Register/Cancellation/RefundPlease see the attached Registration Form.

Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Programme

- Free

CONGRESS REGISTRATION

REAM / IRF WILLIAM F.TROXLER MEMORIAL GOLF TOURNAMENT

Nett proceeds will go to the REAM Education Fund to assist needy students pursuing studies in local public universities.

Guests of Honour

Venue DateTime

Overall prizes

Senior GolfersNovelty prizes

Registration*

Triple Double Single

is limited to 100 participants only.

YB Dato’ Sri Haji Fadillah bin Haji Yusof: President of International Road Federation Mr. C. Patrick Sankey

: 25

: Nearest to Pin: Nearest to Line: Longest Drive

* Includes:Green fee, insurance, breakfast, buggy & caddy fees (twin-sharing), goody bags (golf balls, T-shirt, towel, cap, umbrella etc.), prize giving ceremony lunch, novelty prizes, lucky draws etc.

Palm Garden Golf Course

involved with the region’s road and transport infrastructure industry.

The 2ndyour brand is seen. As an exhibitor you will be in a strategic position to showcase your products and services in front of an Asian and international market.

Exhibitors’ Directory

SHOWCASING INNOVATION

Exhibition Area ‘A’

BOOTH CATEGORY AND RESERVATION RATES

Exhibition Area ‘A’

1. Shell Scheme 2

Rate: RM 9,000.00 per booth.

2. Raw Space 2

Rate: RM 14,400.00 or RM 800.00 per sq. metre.

NOTE: Only the unshaded lots are available for booking. Please see the layout below:

GALA DINNER

the presentation of the IRF Global Road Achievement Awards. Delegates wishing to join this event are requested to register and pay at the Gala Dinner Desk during the congress days.

Rates: Malaysian delegates and accompanying persons - RM50.00 per person.

PRELIMINARY PROGRAMME

08:00 WILLIAM F. TROXLER MEMORIAL GOLF TOURNAMENTEXHIBITION SETUP

14:00-18:00

EARLY DELEGATE REGISTRATION

16 OCTOBER, SUNDAY

KEYNOTE SPEECHES & OPENING CEREMONIESConnecting Asia with Better Roads: Building Regional Prosperity

08:30

EXHIBITION OPENINGRefreshments

10:30

11:00 SAFER ROADS BY DESIGNTM

SRD1: Safety

EXECUTIVE SESSIONES1: Road Financing & PPPs: Experiences from Emerging Nations

PARTNER SESSIONPS1:ARRB Group

TECHNICAL SESSION

WORKSHOPWS1:Galileo for ITS Applications

WORKSHOPWS1:Galileo for ITS Applications

SAFER ROADS BY DESIGNTM

SRD2:

Risk

14:00 TECHNICAL SESSION

16:00 SAFER ROADSBY DESIGN™SRD3: Roadside Safety

INVESTOR SESSIONSIS1: Investors

Infrastructure

EXECUTIVE SESSIONES2: Overloading and ITS Control

PARTNER SESSIONPS2:

TECHNICAL SESSION

09:00 PARTNER SESSIONPS3:Korea Road Association

SAFER ROADSBY DESIGN™SRD4: Vulnerable

EXECUTIVE SESSIONES3: Building Climate Resilience in Road Infrastructure: A Cross- Sectoral Roundtable

INVESTOR SESSIONSIS2: Investors

Business in ASEAN

TECHNICAL SESSION

PARTNERSESSIONPS4:China Highway & Transportation Society

SAFER ROADSBY DESIGN™SRD5: Speed & Driver Behaviour

EXECUTIVE SESSIONES4: Preserving & Enhancing Road Assets

11:00 APPLIED KNOWLEDGEAK1: ITS Applications for Big Data

TECHNICAL SESSION

EXECUTIVE SESSIONES5: Congestion

Asian Highways

14:00 SAFER ROADSBY DESIGN™SRD5: iRAP

APPLIED KNOWLEDGEAK2: Innovations in Rubberized Asphalt

WORKSHOPWS2: Performance-Based Contracts

TECHNICAL SESSION

16:00 APPLIEDKNOWLEDGEAK3: Innovative Road Safety Products

EXECUTIVE SESSIONES6: Delivering Successful Road Tolling Programs

WORKSHOPWS2: Performance-Based Contracts

TECHNICAL SESSION

17 OCTOBER, MONDAY

15:30 REFRESHMENTS & NETWORKING BREAK

12:30 LUNCH

18 OCTOBER, TUESDAY

20:00 IRF FELLOWS REUNION


12:30 LUNCH


20:00 GALA DINNER & GLOBAL ROAD ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS (GRAA) CEREMONY

KEYNOTE SPEAKER

GUEST SPEAKERS

SIR GORDON Y.S. WUChairman of Hopewell Holdings Ltd

Sir Gordon is one of the founders of the Hopewell group and is the Chairman of Hopewell Holdings Ltd and Hopewell Highway

major force in Asian infrastructure.

DATO’ SRI ZOHARI HAJI AKOBSecretary GeneralMinistry of Works, Malaysia

appointed as the Secretary General of the

Starting his career at the Fisheries Development Authority in

the Deputy Director General of the Public Private Partnership

Industry Development Board and Second Bridge Co. Ltd.

DATO’ SRI SHAHRIL MOKHTAR

He held numerous positions prior to his current

He is also a member of the Board of Prasarana

TECHNICAL SESSION

APPLIEDKNOWLEDGEAK4: Innovations in

APPLIEDKNOWLEDGEAK5: Innovations in

16:00 CONGRESS OUTPUTS & CLOSING

09:00 SAFER ROADSBY DESIGN™SRD7: Smart ITS Application for Road Safety

TECHNICAL SESSION

EXECUTIVE SESSIONES7: Global Road Achievement Award Showcase

EXECUTIVE SESSIONES8: Skills Development in the Transportation Sector

PARTNER SESSION PS5: Institute of Road Engineering

TECHNICAL SESSION

11:00

14:00

WORKSHOPWS3: Building and

Resilient Low-Volume Roads

WORKSHOPWS3: Building and

Resilient Low-Volume Roads

19 OCTOBER, WEDNESDAY

20 OCTOBER, THURSDAY


12:30 LUNCH


08:30 TECHNICAL SITE VISITS

FEATURED SPEAKERS

EXECUTIVE SESSIONs (ES)Road Financing & PPPs: Experiences from Emerging Nations

by HK Yong • Infrastructure Development in India: Issues and Challenges by

Sreejith Narayanan • FETC Experience in Taiwan by Shelly Chou • Indonesia New Annuity PPP Program by Robert Hardy

Overloading and ITS Controlby JICA

Building Climate Resilience in Road Infrastructure: A Cross- Sectoral Roundtable• Setting the Stage: Transport & Climate Resilience by Oliver

Whalley by Jamie

Leather by Kamil

Kaloush by Jamie

Leather by Frank van Steenbergen

Preserving & Enhancing Road Assetsby Sui Tan

by Rowan Kyle

by Ben Gericke

Congestion Management for Asian Highways by Chris

Sanders

by by

Richard Wu • Paper by 3M • Paper by REAM

Delivering Successful Road Tolling Programs• Congestion Pricing Strategies on Limited Access Highways by

Esam Radwan • Advances in Free-Flow Tolling Systems by YC Chang • Best Practices Sharing and Challenges for Implementing

RFID-based ETC by Sunny Ho by Marc Ribo Pedragosa

Global Road Achievement Award Showcaseby Chris Sanders

• RIDCOR PPP Highway Project by Sreejith Narayananby Armando Pezzoni

by Martins Zaumanis

Skills Development in the Transportation Sector• Indonesia Infrastructure Initiative by TBD

by Mark Argar

• Presenting the International Road Center by Insoo Yeo • Paper by Yohannes Abebe

TECHNICAL SESSIONs (TS)TS1.1: Safety Performance

by Maria Saucedo Rojas, Alberto Mendoza Diaz

by Eriadi Eriadi

Sensors by Jaehong Park Dukgeun, Yun Chunjoo Yun

Design Consistency by Joewono Prasetijo

by Norfaizah Khaidir, Nusayba Megat Johari

TS1.2: Safety Treatmentsby Tarek Eweida

Empirical Bayes and Naïve Before and After Study by Nasreen Hussein, Rayya Hassan

• Safety Improvements to National Route Two Section 27 in by Ridhwaan Mahomed

• A Proactive and Systematic Approach to Investing in Road

by Yohannes Abebe, Jason Jones

by Ryoji Okamoto, Koichi Sukioga

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TS1.3: TrafFic Safety Culture

by Viviana Steiner, Benjamin Schaefer

Position by Naoki Meyama• Determining the Real Impact of Speed Limit Enforcement

by John Lambert

Crashes by Mohamed Shawky Ahmed, Iyad Sahnoon,

• The Impacts on Climate Change on Transportation Safety and Consequences by Emre Demir, Beste Cubukcuoglu

Penang Experience by Ahmad Farhan Mohd. Sadullah

TS1.4: Safety Data Analysis

Speed? by John Lambert

and Countermeasures by Tien-Pen Hsu• Probability of Crash Involvements Based on Drivers’

by Mohamed Shawky Ahmed, Iyad Shahnoon, Yousef Al-Badi

Ramadan by Mohamed Shawky Ahmed, Mohamed Kishta, Ahmed Al Zaidi

by Bruno Kinyaga

TS1.5: Safety Management Initiatives• Strategies for Road Safety in the Caribbean – Exploiting the

Lowest Hanging Fruit by Terrence Fletcher

in Kuala Lumpur by Jensim Ho

Caused by Young Drivers by Nuha M. Albusaeedi, Mohammed Kishta, Mohamed Shawky Ahmed

by Ir. Mohd. Shuhaimi bin Hassan

TS2.1: Paving Materials & Technologies 1

Test by Meor Othman Hamzah, Sek Yee Tehe, Mohd. Rosli Mohd. Hasan

of Recycled Asphalt Concrete by Jian-Shiuh Chen, Cheng-Te Lee

Pavement by Nagato Abe, Masaya Tsukamoto• Sustainable Pavement Design – Delivering Sustainable Options

by Ernesto Urbaez• Structural Pavement Design for Saudi Arabian Roads: Outline

of the Proposed Research by Ibrahim Aldubabe


Pavement by Richard Kochby Hirato

Toshiaki, Kobayashi Mai, Murayama Masato, Takahasi Shikegi

• Engineering Properties of PAC Thin Surfacing for Pavement Rehabilitation by Min-Chih Liao, Yen-Yu Lin

• Performance Evaluation of Developed Rejuvenators for by Chisu Lim

Preservation Processes for Asphalt Concrete Pavements by Tim Morris

TS2.3: Pavement Adaptation to Climate Changeby Oliver

Whalley

A Case Study by John Yeaman, Sachi Kodippily, Susan Tighe• Climate Change Adaptation for Asian Roads by Jamie Leather

by William Gray• Investigating the Impact of Various Climate Change Scenarios

on Pavement Service Life by Shih-Hsieh Yang, Sillah Abdou


Recycled Asphalt by Michito Konno

Semicircular Bending Test: Experimental Evaluation and Box-Behnken Optimization by Gourab Saha, Krishna Biligiri

• Investigation on Engineering Properties of Bio-Based Binder Derived from Palm Oil Plantation as Replacement of Bituminous Binder by Mohab Alamawi

FEATURED SPEAKERS

Bitumen Binder Grade using Simple Performance by Mukammad Irfan, Muhammad Junaid


by Veena Venudharan, Khrisna Biligiri

• Advanced use of Solar Heat-Blocking Pavement Technology by Masahiko Iwama

• Cost Analysis of Fiber-Reinforced Pavements by Waleed Zieada, Kamil Kaloush, Shane Underwood

TS3.1: Mobility and Planning• Optimizing Potential Value Added of Sunda Strait Bridge

by Dinihari Mulya Lestari

• A Review of Psycological Impact of Improving Bus Service Reliability on Passengers Experience by Seyed Moosavi, Amiruddin Ismail

by Badrul Rahim, Dr. Jamilah Mohd. Marjan

by Arthur de Waal

by Arata Motokiby Maria Ortega

TS3.2: Smart Traffic Management System• Intelligent Transport Planning System by Kevin Gu

by Jun Takeuchi, Toshiyuki Oka

Dangerous Goods Transport and Parking Area for Heavy Trucks by De Dominicis, Nicola Bassi

by Johannes Schlaich

• New Integrated System to Support the London Streets Tunnels by Olga Molina

by Javier Gomez

TS4.1: Infrastructure Management• A New Approach for Estimating Pavement Rutting Progression

by Nahla Alaswadko, Rayya Hassan, Bayar Mohammed

Arterials in Victoria by Bayar Mohammed, Rayya Hassan, Nahla Alaswadko

by Masahiro Takeguchi, Muneo Okawa, Yoshiji Oura

Technique by Norehsan Abu Bakar, Zulkhairi Hasan, Mohd. Mustaqim Mohd. Nordin

• Pavement Sustainability Index for Highway Infrastructures: A case Study of Flexible Pavements by Stella Obazee- Igbinedion

• Performance Based Key Performance Indicators for by Suhaimi Abd. Aziz,

Zainuddin Abdullah, Abdullah Hashim

TS4.2: Infrastructure Maintenance Policies & Programs

Performance Based Road Contract by Rowan Kyle

Breaking the Bank by Sui Tan• Establishing Optimal Long Term Funding Allocation Systematic

Approach based on Network Needs & Availability of Funds by Alan Roland, John Yeaman, Mark Porter

by Yoshifumi Nagata, Naruhiko Kawada, Kazuhiro Tsuno, Takuji Hiraoka

by Slamet Muljona, Max Antameng

Slopes by Eddie Sunaryo, Djoko Purnomo

TS4.3: Infrastructure Inventory & Inspectionby Kars Paul

Drenth, Feng Hua Ju, Jun Yew Tan

by Luis Fuentes• Development of the Three-Dimensional Road Surface

by Shikegi Ando

by Jin Hatakeyama, Toshiharu Chisaka, Manabu Kouhei, Motoo Takahashi

Evaluation of the Rural Road Assets by Phisan Santitamnont, Chakree Bumroongwongse, Preecha Soparatana, Kawin Saiprasertkit

• A New Bridge Condition Index Considering Potential of Evolution and Extent of Deterioration Process by Saleh Abu Dabous, Ghadeer Al-Khayyat, Daniel Llort

TS4.4: Infrastructure Preservation

by Abdul Rahim Mohd.,

Bridge by Mohd. Ashari Alias• Development of Sustainable and Customized Road Asset

by Vietnam Bhoj, Raj Pantha

by Qiang Luo• Preliminary Report for Iri Changes after Kumamoto

by Koichi Yagi

Evaluation of Road Bridges by Masahiro Shirato, Takahashi Tamakoshi, Junichi Hoshikuma, Yuuki Matsumura

TS4.5: Asset Management in Practice 1

by Ayaka Ishii• Network Evaluation of Flood Impact for Rural Highways

by Thanit Witthayamet

by Ba Hoang Nguyen, Tien Thuy Nguyen, Binh LeQuang

Pavements Founded on Expansive Soils by Md. Yeasin Ahmed, Robert Evans, Monzur Imteaz

Expressway’s Tunnels by Masahide Takahashi, Shorato Hirayama, Hideki Takada

Analysis and Life-Cycle Assessment by Peyman Babashamsi,

TS4.6: Asset Management in Practice 2

by Linus Dep, Robert Troxler, William Troxler

for Ashghal by Marcuerquiaga Ruiz De Alda, Ahmed Al Kubaisi

• Road Tunnel Inspection with High-Performance Devices by Fernando Sanchez-Dominguez, Jose Antonio Ramos Garcia

by Teh Hing Wan

Surface Data by Talbot

• The Fight Against Sand Encroachment by Humod Al-bdrani

TS5.1: Sustainable Transport Practices• Innovative Improvement to Restrooms in Rest Areas by Gaku

Suzuki

Highway Projects by Muhammad Rahman

Roads in Bangladesh by Momin Shamaji• Layout Design of Korean-Type Road Debris Remover

Instrument by Jinguk Kim, Choongheon Yang

by Greece Lawalata, Agus Sailendra, Hendro Saitro

by Giorgio Gaviraghi

TS6.1: Transport Financing & Economics

by George Nwangwu

• Reasonable Concession Fee for Public Private Partnership in by Watcharapon Wisanbannawit

Dimensions of Toll Road PPP by Herry Zuna• PPP Global Experience on Infrastructure & Transportation by

Yo Hao Chen• Financing Rural Roads: Approach in Bangladesh by Abdul

Quader• Current Status of Electronic Toll Collection and the

ETC in Korea by Hwanpil Lee, Sangmin Park

TV1 : DUKE 2

carriageway. It will connect the east and west of Kuala Lumpur via a seven-kilometre link from Sri Damansara and a nine-kilometre link

TV2 : Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) Line 1 - Sungai Buloh to Kajang

TV3 : Rawang Bypass

construction of new road alignment to bypass the busy Rawang town. The project cuts through a hilly and environmentally-sensitive forested heritage park which has been a traditional location for

construction of a viaduct and localised cutting of the slopes.

viaduct. A careful construction methodology is being used with the view to mitigate disturbance to the existing environment and ecosystem during construction.

TV4 : Maju Expressway 2 (MEX 2)

connection from KL and Putrajaya to the Kuala Lumpur

Dedicated Highway for KL – Putrajaya – KLIA approved by the

TV5 : Malaysian Highway Authority Traffic Management Centre

TECHNICAL VISITS (TV)

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Kuala LumpurDate: 17 October 2016

PutrajayaDate: 18 October 2016

centre of the capital city of Kuala Lumpur. The city

km south of Kuala Lumpur.

Itinerary:• Putrajaya International Convention Centre (PICC)

The PICC is one of Southeast Asia’s premier events destinations. Rising

curvilinear building is designed to combine the traditional shape and

Kuala SelangorDate: 19 October 2016

Kuala Selangor is a coastal town northwest of Kuala Lumpur. The town is renowned for its unique attractions along side the Selangor River.

Itinerary:• Malawati Hill (Bukit Malawati)

Enjoy the ‘toy’ train ride to the top of the hill and take in the awesome

Kuala Lumpur TowerDate: 20 October 2016

seventh tallest free standing tower in the world. Experience the panoramic view of this metropolitan city here.

• The Central Market

unique shopping opportunity where one can relish not just a retail

in a glance as soon as one steps through its doors.

• Craft Centre

local and international visitors a variety of tourism craft products.

cultural architecture showcasing a collection of traditional as well as modern contemporary handicrafts products from across the

• Putrajaya Lake Cruise

calm and beautiful waters and exotic wetlands. Soak up the magical atmosphere that is Putrajaya; discover this enchanting garden city while cruising. This is where all the greens and modern architectural wonders intertwine seamlessly and form the largest

All the ministries are located here. The various buildings are a blend of modern architecture with Islamic arts.

• IOI City MallThis is a new lifestyle and entertainment venue located

retail outlets and an entertainment park.

• Fish FarmSee the commercial rearing of local

ride will bring one to the largest

Itinerary:

western cuisine at the revolving

dishes served.

• Night MarketLocated in the heart of KL

the city itself. Active bargaining for purchases is the norm here.

SOCIAL VISITS (SV)

handicraft and as a nation steeped in history culture and traditions. An exciting selection of destinations has been arranged for the discerning tastes of the congress delegates. Interested delegates are requested to register and pay at the Social Visits Desk during the Congress.

Itinerary:• Kuala Lumpur Bird Park

Located in the serene and scenic Kuala Lumpur Lake

both local and foreign. One of the park’s most extraordinary features is that birds are let free in the aviary which closely resembles their

naturally in this unique environment.

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Craft Centre

PICC

Fish Farm

Petaling StreetKuala Lumpur Tower

CONTACT US

Secretariat

Email: [email protected]

ENQUIRIES

Registration

Technical PapersName: Roziawati binti Razali

REAM/IRF Golf Tournament


Exhibition & Sponsorship

Kamarulzaman@Idham bin Hassan

AccommodationName: Badrul bin Rahim

Technical Visits

Social Visits


There are numerous hotels with various star ratings within the vicinity of the conference venue. Delegates wishing to stay in the following hotels closest to the Congress venue are advised to communicate DIRECTLY with the hotels for their requirements. Special rates have been negotiated for registered delegates.

ACCOMMODATION CHOICES

Hotel

Sunway Putra Hotel

Vistana Hotel

Dynasty Hotel

Premiera Hotel

Grand Seasons Hotel

Telephone Email

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Website

www.putra.sunwayhotels.com

www.quality.com.my

www.vistanahotels.com

www.dynasty.com.my

www.premiera.com.my

www.grandseasons.com

Sunway Putra Hotel

Dynasty Hotel Premiera Hotel

Vistana Hotel

Grand Seasons Hotel

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