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Network with initiators of Successful PPPs across Africa@africappp #africappp

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CONFERENCE & SHOWCASE

23-24 NOVEMBER 2017CAPE SUN HOTEL, CAPE TOWN | SOUTH AFRICA

PRE-CONFERENCE

TRAININg22 NOVEMBER 2017

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www.AmEtRADE.ORG/AfRIcAppp

GOLD SpONSOR ASSOcIAtE SpONSORS


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We, at AME Trade, would like to thank all who participated at the 9thAnnual Africa PPP Conference & Showcase in Cape Town. A very special thank you to our speakers for sharing their expertise and our sponsors, DBSA, Fasken Martineau and Miranda & Associates for their support.

The event was officially opened by Bothwell Manikai, Principal, DBSA, with Debasish Mallick, Deputy Managing Director, Exim Bank of India, and the Hon. Mrs Manthabiseng Phohleli, Deputy Minister, Ministry of Health, Kingdom of Lesotho as the keynote speakers on the first day, who emphasised the importance of continuing to develop public private partnerships in Africa. On the 2nd day, H.E. Honourable Senator Hadi Sirika Minister of State for Aviation, Federal Republic of Nigeria, provided an overview of some of the current PPP projects in Nigeria.

The event was host to 58 speakers and 152 participants from 31 countries, including representation from 10 African PPP units. The productive practical training workshop on “Using project preparation tools to unlock the development of PPPs” provided technical assistance on how project preparation can benefit the development of PPPs. We hope that the training workshops continue to increase capacity and skills development.

Interactive discussions and presentations highlighted challenges, looked at available funding mechanisms and provided insight into some successful PPP projects. In addition to this, a number of new, bankable PPP projects were showcased. Each project will bring us one step closer to closing the infrastructure gap.

We look forward to seeing you all at the 10th Africa PPP conference, where we aim to continue to provide a platform to enable Public and Private partners to create successful infrastructure projects in Africa, and to hear how the knowledge gained at this event has worked towards advancing infrastructure development.

Emma SayErSSenior Conference Producer | AME TRADE LTD

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22 NOVEmBEr 2017 - TraINING PrOGrammE

07:00 – 08:30 | registration for Pre-conference workshop

08:30 – 17:00 | PrE-cONfErENcE PracTIcal TraINING WOrkShOP USING PrOjEcT PrEParaTION TOOlS TO UNlOck ThE dEVElOPmENT Of PPPs

Effective planning of PPP projects is the keystone to successful projects. There is currently a shortage of well prepared, bankable PPPs in Africa, that will attract the necessary partnerships and investment. This pre-conference training session will focus on providing technical assistance on how Project Preparation can benefit the development of PPPs.

08:30 – 09:00 | INTrOdUcTION Of WOrkShOP aNd WElcOmE addrESS

09:00 – 10:30 | STrENGThENING ThE ENaBlING ENVIrONmENT fOr PPPs

•Definingregulatoryapproaches •Advisoriesontheimplementationoflegal,regulatoryandpolicyregimesthatprovideclear and predictable rules for project development •BuildinginstitutionalcapacityinPPPUnits–identifyingtrainingneeds •SourcinginternationalexpertisefortechnicalassistanceandtrainingFacilitator: liesel lombaard | chief director: PPP and compliance, Gauteng Infrastructure finance agency

10:30 – 11:00 | coffee and Networking Break

11:00 – 12:30 | PrOjEcT IdENTIfIcaTION aNd SElEcTION

•Selectionofprojectandrequirements •Screeningofproject–CantheprojectbedeliveredasaPPP? •Valueformoney-testingsustainabilityandaffordability •Isthemarketreadyforsuchaproject?Assessingmarketappetite •Creatinganappraisalreport •Isitagoorno?DecisiontimeFacilitator: kantha rattay | legal consultant, kr consulting

12:30 – 13:30 | lunch and Networking Break

13:30 – 15:00 | PrOjEcT rEadINESS – dUE dIlIGENcE aNd fEaSIBIlITy STUdIES

•Timetorefine–identifyrequiredoutputsandprojectparameters •Testtechnicalfeasibility–highlightingrisksandincreasingtransparency •Socio-economicandenvironmentalimpactassessments–Thepositivesandnegatives •Bankabilityappraisal–Valueformoneyassessment •Projectmanagementandprocurementplan

Facilitator: Sheila Galloway | Group cEO, Utho capital

15:00 – 15:30 | coffee and Networking Break

15:30 – 16:30 | accESSING PrOjEcT PrEParaTION fINaNcE

•OptimisingthecostoffinanceforthePPP •Allocationofrisks •Thedifferentcategoriesoffunds–debt,equity,creditenhancement •Optionsformulti-sourcebacking •Dealingwithunsolicitedbids

Facilitator: Phologo Pheko | Partner, fasken martineau

17:30 – 18:00 | awarding of certificates

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“UNVeiLiNG the fUNDaMeNtaLs of ppp’s UsiNG soUth africaN MoDeL. Very iNterestiNG. “

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lIESEl lOmBaard Chief Director: PPP & Compliance, Gauteng Infrastructure Finance Agency

karEN VaN dEr mErWEAmber Public Sector Consulting (Pty) Ltd

ShEIla GallOWayGroup Chief Executive Officer, Utho Capital

PhOlOGO PhEkOPartnerFasken Martineau

SENaTOr hadI SIrIka Minister of State for Aviation, Federal Republic of Nigeria

hON. mrS maNThaBISENG PhOhlElI Deputy Minister, Ministry of Health, Kingdom of Lesotho

BOThWEll maNIkaIPrincipal–InfrastructureFinancing, DBSA

dEBaSISh mallIckDeputy Managing Director, Exim Bank of India

PETEr NdOrOMC:TVandRadioPresenter

chIdI k.c. IzUWah SNrActing Director General,The Presidency, Infrastructure Concession Regulatory Commission, Nigeria

jamES aIEllOSenior Project Advisor,PPP Unit, GTAC,National Treasury, South Africa

jUNGlIm hahmRegional Program Leader,East & South Africa, Middle East, Public Private Infrastructure Advisory Facility (PPIAF)/World Bank

BaBaTOmIWa adESIdaPrivate Sector and Philanthropy, Sustainable Development Goals Fund, UNDP

WIllIam mIchaEl dachSChief Operating Officer, Gautrain

dr GEOrGE NWaNGWUAdams & Moore

kEVIN aNdErSONGlobalHead–StrategicInitiatives, Climate Fund Managers

TImO BOllErhEySenior Advisor Financial Systems Development, GIZ

jamES lEIGlaNd Technical Advisor, Technical Assistance Facility, Private Infrastructure Development Group (PIDG)

NaThaNIEl mUNETSIHead–StructuredFinance,Gauteng Infrastructure Financing Agency

dENIS SIrEyjOlRegionalHead–SouthernAfrica & Indian Ocean, Proparco

jONaThaN fIrSTDevelopment Bank of Southern Africa

Graham PEElGroup Commercial Director, Servest

ramOdISE mEkOaGeneral Manager, Dipalopalo FM Solutions

PETEr aBOrNPPP Project Officer, Gauteng Department of Infrastructure Development

TaNdISWa kaNkqUGeneral Manager, PPP Unit, KZN Provincial Treasury,South Africa

NIcOlE alGIORegional Secretariat Manager for REEEP, Clean Energy

malcOlm PaUTzPrincipal: Infrastructure and PPPs, Genesis Analytics

WErNEr mEIrINGSwissEcoline

Shyam P mISraManaging Director,Sembcorp Siza Water

dr aBdUllah alWEhaIBIChief Operating Officer, College of Excellence

NIkhIl PErEIra-kamaThChief Executive Officer,Africa Healthcare Network

dr VIcTOr lITlhakaNyaNE Managing Director,Bigen Africa

kEVIN aBrahamSProject Manager, Gauteng Infrastructure Finance Agency

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PETEr BOEréIndustryspecialist–HealthSector, IFC PPP Advisory Services

NEIl PaUlSENAssociate ProfessorUniversity of Queensland

flOra TENGaPPP Director, Ministry of Finance,Tanzania

BEaTrIcE flOrah IkIlaIActing Director, PPP Unit, Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development Uganda

SaUraBh SUNEjaDirector: Public Private Partnership, Ministry of Finance, Namibia

rIchard NElSONDeputy Coordinator, Power Africa, USAID/Southern Africa

PENNy hErBSTStrategy Director,Africa GreenCo

Omar VajEThSnr. Transaction Advisor & Head: SAPP-PAU

lOyISO jIyaPrincipal Deal Originator, Energy, Environment and ICT, DBSA

alBErTO SImõESPartner,Miranda & Associados

dENISE lUNdallProject Manager,SANEDI

PaUl rUNGEDirector: Projects and Development Finance,Africa House

dIEUdONNé BONdOma yOkONOPresident, CARPA, Cameroon

jack VaN dEr mErWEChief Executive Officer, Gautrain

TaamBI IIThETEGroup Managing Director, Atlantic Tradeport Holdings

lara BEzUIdENhOUdTPartner,Fasken Martineau

rOmaIN PyHead of Transactions,AIIM (African Infrastructure Investment Managers)

GOrI OlUSINa daNIElPartner and Advisory Services Lead, Adams and Moore

kENNy hlElaDirector: Tourism Investment Coordination in the South African Department of Tourism.

mOrrIS z mTSamBIWa Secretariat Executive Director, Kavango Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area

WENdy daVIdSCape Regional Business Manager, SANPARKS

ElIfaS lUaaNdaDeputyDirector–CapacityBuilding and Outreach, PPP Unit, Ministry of Finance, Namibia

PrOf fraNcIS lEWUHead of Agriculture Department, Cape Peninsula University of Technology

lUIS BaGOrrO jUNIOrDeputy General Manager, Biocom

aNNE kIBUrIEconomist, Kenya Electricity Generating Company

daVId mUTUahProject Manager, National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure, Nigeria

rajWaNTEE (BaBITa) BUckTOWar Administrator, Prime Minster’s Officer, External Communications Division, Mauritius

mOrISENI mUTEmaActing Deputy Director(JointVenturesUnit),Ministryof Finance and Economic Division, Zimbabwe

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16:30 – 17:30 | BREAKOUT SESSION | PPP PrOjEcT laB

This session will showcase the Australia Awards Africa short course training on Public Private Infrastructure Partnerships that is delivered by the University of Queensland and some of the innovative project ideas developed by short course participants that aim to developing capacity of various aspects of the PPP process

17:30 | close of day 1 conference

18:00 | cocktail function

13:30 – 14:45 | ROUND ROBIN MEETINGS INVESTaBlE INfraSTrUcTUrE PrOjEcTS

During this interactive session, pre-selected and registered investors, funders and project developers will have the opportunity to speak with the Project Developers directly in a round-robin format.

13:30 – 14:45 | SESSION 3 SPEcIalISEd OffIcE accOmmOdaTION PPPS

Centralised office space allows for reduction of costs and can increase productivity. This session will showcase government precinct and office accommodation PPPs.

STrEam 1 - WaTEr SErVIcES PPPs

Accelerating access to clean water is a priority for a number of African countries, and has an effect on both social and economic development. This session will highlight the current water services PPPs.

STrEam 2 - EdUcaTION aNd hEalTh PPPs

Developing a strong educational system and prioritising health will ultimately lead to improved community development, and sustainable economic growth.

14:45 – 15:15 | coffee Break

15:15 – 16:30 | MULTIPLE STREAM SESSIONS

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day 1 | 23 NOVEmBEr 2017 - cONfErENcE PrOGrammE

07:00 | registration

08:30 | delegates to be seated for opening ceremony

08:45 – 09:30 | OPENING PlENary SESSION

Opening remarks and introductions by MC: Peter Ndoro | anchor, SaBc 2

Welcome from Sponsors: Bothwell manikai | Principal, dBSa

Keynote Speakers: debasish mallick | deputy managing director, Exim Bank of India

hon. mrs manthabiseng Phohleli | deputy minister, ministry of health, kingdom of lesotho

09:30 – 10:45 | SESSION 1 | STaNdardISING PPP framEWOrkS

Some countries in Africa already have well defined PPP legal and regulatory frameworks, while other countries in the regionareworkingtowardsformulatingstrongPPPpolicies.IsthereaneedtostandardisePPPframeworks?

10:45 – 11:15 | coffee Break

11:15 – 12:30 | SESSION 2 | clOSING ThE fUNdING GaP - fINaNcIal mEchaNISmS

No public-private partnership project can be implemented without the necessary finance. Experts from traditional and alternative finance institutions will consider the available finance mechanisms.

12:30 – 13:30 | lunch

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15:30 – 16:00 | coffee Break

16:00 – 16:45 | PLENARy SESSION 10 | INdUSTry ExPErT PaNEl dIScUSSION

During this closing panel discussion, some of our expert speakers will highlight some of the salient points raised during the2-dayconferenceandexpandonsomeofthekeyquestions,issuesandopportunitiesforPublic-PrivatePartnershipsin the region. The panellists will focus of highlighting potential avenues for change and improvements that can be implemented moving forward.

16:45 | close of conference

14:30 – 15:30 | ROUND ROBIN MEETINGS INVESTaBlE INfraSTrUcTUrE PrOjEcTS

During this interactive session, pre-selected and registered investors, funders and project developers will have the opportunity to speak with the PPP Units and Government Entities directly in a round-robin format.

14:30 – 15:30 | SESSION 8 TOUrISm aNd aIrPOrT PPPs

Revenue from tourism can substantially add to the GPD of a country. During this session, industry stakeholders will focus on creating tourism PPP frameworks and showcase investment opportunities.

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day 2 | 24 NOVEmBEr 2017 - cONfErENcE PrOGrammE

09:00 – 09:15 | OPENING rEmarkS

h.E. honourable Senator hadi Sirika minister of State for aviation, federal republic of Nigeria

09:15 – 10:30 | PLENARy SESSION 5 | afrIcaN PPP UNITS - BaNkaBlE PrOjEcT ShOWcaSE

During this session, African PPP Units will outline their investable PPPs to the audience and provide more insight on planned projects.

10:30 – 11:00 | coffee Break

10:30 – 11:45 | PLENARy SESSION 6 | PPP ENErGy PrOjEcTS

Access to reliable energy sources is the backbone to economic growth and stability. Energy industry experts will consider the opportunities for PPPs in the power sector.

12:00 – 12:20 | aGrIcUlTUrE PrOjEcT ShOWcaSE

13:00 – 14:00 | lunch

13:30 – 14:30 | PLENARy SESSION 7 | TraNSPOrT PPPs

Transport infrastructure development PPP though Africa will be the focus of this session, including, roads, rail, ports and border posts.

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day 1 keynote addresses:

Bothwell Manikai of the DBSA, as an event sponsor, shared some background on its projects, work being done in the SADC region, and its plans to extend its reach to the rest of the entire African continent. The DBSA mentioned its recent plans to take a new route in delivering infrastructure on a meaningful scale, and its plans to take on more partnerships inordertounlockatleastR100billionworthofinfrastructuredevelopmentperyear–anincreaseofaboutthreetofourtimes what the DBSA has previously done.

DBSA discussed their view on PPPs and how PPPs will be vital in the delivery of infrastructure in the continent to stimulate growth. They will also assist regional integration, which is important for us to build the scale that is much needed for the kind of infrastructure development and economic growth that will better the lives of the people on the continent. In turn, the key objectives of building a prosperous and integrated Africa region free of poverty and dependence will be achieved.

Our keynote speaker, Mr Mallick from Exim Bank of India, shared some insights on the implementation of PPPs, specifically in infrastructure growth in India, where PPPs have been used to promote industrialisation efforts for export-orientated units and improve India’s exports and trade.

He discussed comprehensively some of the projects involving working on a number of development enterprises across Africa, including Burkina Faso, Mali, Marlowe, and Ghana. Other projects are working on decongesting the City of Lusaka in Zambia, their experiences in Ethiopia’s major transmission lines, Tanzania’s water supply project, and other traditional infrastructure, railway and electrical projects. He also spoke more about the credit lines programme.

He expressed more about some of the work that is being done through the Kukuza development, noting some of the challenges experienced in Africa and across the world in implementing PPP projects. These include the challenge ofacquisitionof landandbasic infrastructurechallenges.Hecommunicated theneedto learn fromoneanother inimplementing PPP projects, referring to India as a key point of reference as the country had implemented a number of PPP infrastructure projects. He highlighted the importance of tapping into the learnings from the country in implementing PPP projects elsewhere in the world.

The Honourable Mrs Manthabiseng Phohleli, Deputy Minister of the Ministry of Health of Lesotho spoke about the path of PPP’s in Africa saying, “We still have a long way to go if we want to address our ultimate goal of alleviating poverty and improving the lives of our people. To achieve this we need to invest in infrastructure, our people and continue to reform policy in order to strengthen Africa’s ability to mobilize private sector resources for infrastructure development.”

day 2 keynote address:

H.E. Honourable Senator Hadi Sirika, Minister of State for Aviation, from the Federal Republic of Nigeria presented some of the substantial progress Nigeria has been making through the utilisation of PPPs, with one of the main examples being the development of its air carrier capabilities and airport infrastructure. He explained how this would allow Nigeria to develop a strong advantage by supplying the main air carry option within the northwestern and central African region –aregionthatcontainsroughly600millionpeople.

He then showed representations of infrastructure development in Nigeria made possible through PPP agreements, including a ‘centre of excellence’ and the upscaling of education facilities. He pointed out that the legal system of Nigeria, in the form of a common law jurisdiction, allows for far more seamless integration of PPP projects. He then extended an invite to all foreign stakeholders to take advantage of the development opportunities being presented by Nigeria’s embracing of PPP projects.


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He explained that despite coming from very humble personal beginnings, he and his family managed to pull themselves up to achieve professional ambitions. He mentioned being both a trained engineer and pilot as being part of his achievements thanks to educational opportunities, and stressed the importance of pursuing all educational activities, such as the 9th Africa PPP conference, as well as the expansion of educational infrastructure itself.

key outcomes of the 2-day discussions across all sectors included:

• Theremustbeconsensusontheprocessofcustomisationinordertocreateaframework,aswellasalegalframework that can be endorsed by a government.

• AkeytipthatcameoutfromsomesessionsisthatPPPframeworksmustbetechnicallysimplifiedandnottheoretical.

• GovernmentsmustbuildalegalandregulatoryframeworktoguidePPPprojects.

• PPPtoolsshouldbeutilisedtomonitortheperformanceofPPPs.

• AsuccessfulPPPtransactionshouldbeeasytonavigate.

• ThereisaneedtobenchmarkPPPcasestudytools.

• Theregulatoryframeworkmustbeframedinsuchawaythatitisflexible.

• Considersimplicityindevelopingframeworks,becausecomplexitydoesnotwork.

• ForPPPprojectstobesuccessfultherehastobeafundingmodelinplace.Thereneedstobeanequitableandtransparent framework for funding and clarity in how the project will be run.

• Capitalexpenditureandviabilityoffundingscopemustbedonebygovernment.

• Therehastobeclarityontheprovisionofland,forexample,financingandanunderstandingofthepermittedlevies and how recovery of costs will be done, etc.

• SpecialisedOfficeAccommodationprovidesopportunityforconsolidationandbringingdifferentgovernmentoffices closer together

• Centralisedofficespaceincreasesproductivitybyreducingtraveltimebetweenmeetingsacrossthedifferentdepartments

• TheneedtoaccelerateaccesstocleanwatersupplyasacriticalpriorityforAfricancountries.

• Theuseoftechnologyforwaterpurificationisvitaltosavelivesandlessenthewaterimpactofthehospitalityindustry.

• Theneedtoadopt‘new’waysfordealingwithwatershortagesinacceptanceoftheshiftingwaterpatternsbrought by climate change has, as we have all seen in the Western Cape, become necessary.

• EducationandhealthPPPscanassistcitizenstoimproveaccessandqualityofcare.

• ItwashighlightedthatwhiletherearedifferentPPPprogrammes,PPPsshouldbeproperlydefinedinordertoensure a common understanding. A donation by a private company should not be considered a PPP agreement, because that is not a PPP programme.

• ItisimportanttofindtherightpartnersinaPPPagreementandensurethattherightmodelisappliedindelivering that agreement.


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• AssessmentandmanagementofPPPfiscalrisksandadvisinggovernmentaccordingly.

• AnalysisandappraisalofPPPproposalssubmittedtoit,toensurevalueformoney,affordability,riskallocation,andanyotherrequiredcriteria.

• ProvisionoftechnicalassistanceandguidancetoMDAs,LGAs,andotherstakeholdersinselecting,preparing,procuring, and managing PPP projects is vital

• DesignandimplementationofprogrammesforPPPpublicawarenessandcapacitybuildinginthepublicandprivate sectors.

• Provisionofinputsindesigningafair,equitable,transparent,competitive,andcost-effectiveprocurementprocess.

• SuccessfulPPPshavethesamerequirementsassuccessfulmarriages–havingsolidtrustinplace.

• EffectiveinnovationwillcatalysemorePPPs–andwhateverwedowemustdothingsdifferently.

• PPPsdelivervalueforboththeprivateandthepublicsector,thisisafact.Italsoreducesrisksanditprotectsandprotects the fiscus.

• MoreinnovativePPPsreducecoststogovernment.

• EachmarkethasthekeytounlockingthevalueofPPPsandsavingoncosts.

challenges to be resolved going forward:

• ThedevelopmentofpracticalframeworksfortheimplementationofPPPs.

• EstablishingfundingmodelsforPPPsandensuringthatPPPsarelesstechnical,theoreticalandsimplifiedforeffective implementation.

• AdequateconceptualisationisnecessaryinPPPs,pre-feasibilityallthewaytoimplementationandfinalprojectclosing–toaddressthebottlenecksinsomeoftheissuesintheseprojectsandensuringthatprojectsarebankable.

• TheneedtotrainpeopletobetterunderstandPPPs.AustraliahasshowcasedthattheyhavegreatPPPprogrammes,with75successfullyimplementedPPPprogrammesinthecountry.Theyseemtohavedonewell–and provide opportunity for all of us to learn more about PPPs

• Achallengetoeveryoneistotapintotheresources,knowledgeandskillsofeverycountryrepresentedatthe conference, and draw out learnings to plug and play in your own country to kick start or improve PPP implementation in your respective countries.


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“Excellent Conference.”

h. dhalIah regional health Service administrator, ministry of health & quality of life, mauritius

“Goodexperience.Metdiversepeople.Veryinterestingperspectives and learnings.”

N. G EkaNEm managing consultant, Weircapacity

“It was a mix of experience and lessons learned from various jurisdictions and provided me with an avenue to connect with relevant infrastructure players to aid our developing guidelines for PPP’s in Nigeria.”

PrIScIlla jaUNdE assistant chief Infrastructure Officer, Icrc Nigeria

“Verywellattendedandfullofopportunities!”GEOrGE NWONGWU | assistant director, adams & moore

“VerypositiveandEngaging.”ThOmaS WExTOr | Partner, fasken martineau

“Well informed panel and matters discussed by key infrastructure development. Great info across the board ad enable PPP and participation.”

karEN | Exec. coordinator, dBSa

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On behalf of the organisers we would like to thank all of the following organisations who contributed to aPPP 2017.

GOLD SpONSOR

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SUppORtING ASSOcIAtIONS

EXHIBItORS

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