Future Rail Metro Summit Apr 14 -15, 2015

• 14-15 April 2015 • InterContinental Citystars Cairo, Egypt •
Laying the tracks for a world class transportation system by increasing
safety and maximising capacity of Egypt’s rail and metro infrastructure
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Researched and
developed by:
Media partners:
• Eng. Khaled Farouk, Vice Chairman - Freight, Egyptian National Railway
• Major General Sheriff Gomaah, Former Deputy Minister of Interior, Egypt
• Eng. Mona Hassan Kotb Mohamed, General Manager - Technical Office, Ministry of Transport
• Atter Ezzat Hannoura, Director PPP Central Unit, Ministry of Finance, Egypt
• Eng. Adeseyi Sijuwade, CEO, Nigerian Railway Corporation
• Eng Nooh Al-Hammadi, Acting Commercial Director, Etihad Rail
• Azza Ghanem, Vice Chairman Transport Planning Authority, Ministry of Transport
• Anwar Mohamed, Regional Director, One Works
• Alfred Assil, Managing Director, Menarail Transport Consultants
• Essam Selim, Former Chairman, Egyptian Railways Maintenance and Services Company
• Duncan Cross, Deputy Director Operations, London Overground and Crossrail
• Dr. Shahinaz Rashad, Executive Director - Financial Services Institute, Egyptian Financial
Supervisory Authority
• Eng. Mahmoud Sami, Former Chairman, Egyptian National Railway
• Eng. Hani Hegab, Former Chairman, Egyptian National Railway
• Bello Roni, Deputy Director, Nigerian Railway Corporation
• Antonio Arribas, President, Auxitec
• Eng. Christian Barba, Area Manager Africa, Getinsa
• Eng. Bahaa Afifi, Project Manager, ACE Consulting Engineers Moharram Bakhoum
NINO CINGOLANI
Co-Chairman,
Egyptian National
Railway
MAJOR GENERAL
ENG AHMED HAMED
Chairman, Egyptian
National Railway
ALY AL-FADALY
Chairman and
Managing Director,
Egyptian Company
for Metro Management
& Operations
Hear from industry experts including:
WHY YOU SHOULD ATTEND?
Meet the rail and
metro stakeholders
and understand
their challenges in
delivering a world
class transportation
system
Recognise the
importance of
maintenance on
reducing operational
costs to maximise
the return on
investment
Explore how
rail and metro
projects can be
delivered on time
and within budget
by implementing
best practice project
management
strategies
Learn how
Egypt is attracting
foreign investment
to finance the
expansion of the rail
and metro network
Understand how
new technologies
are being employed
to reduce accidents
and improve safety
Don’t miss our interactive
afternoon workshops:
14 April
Financing the development of
railway and metro projects
15 April
Analysing railway
maintenance to protect
assets and maximise
rail efficiency
General Eng.
ISMAIL A.M. NAGDY
Chairman,
National Authority
for Tunnels, Egypt

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Event Overview
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Dear industry colleague,
After decades of under investment, the Egyptian government is embarking on
an extensive program of infrastructure development to stimulate a stagnant
economy. High on their list of priorities is investment in transport infrastructure
including the modernisation and expansion of the rail and metro networks.
Egypt’s railway is one of the oldest in the MENA region and the aging tracks and
rolling stock are being upgraded to increase efficiency and improve the safety
record of the network, eliminating fatal accidents that have plagued the system
in recent years.
Recently there have been a number of significant announcements by the
Ministry of Transportation and the National Authority for Tunnels detailing over
US$2 billion dollars of funding for rail and metro projects which bodes well for
the industry. However, apart from the financial constraints for development there
are a number of challenges that need to be addressed including operational and
safety considerations as well as design and construction factors.
The Future Rail & Metro Egypt Summit will provide 2 days of high-level
interactive knowledge sharing and debate to facilitate the delivery of a world
class rail and metro network in Egypt.
I look forward to welcoming you to Cairo in April.
Yours faithfully,
Mohaned El-Mahgoub
Project Director – Future Rail & Metro Egypt Summit
IQPC Middle East
Who will you meet?
• Government ministries
• Rail operators
• Rail contractors
• Investors and financiers
• Consultants
• Architects
• Rail equipment providers
Meet the Chairman:
Essam Selim has over 35 years of advisory,
expert, specialist experience in transportation
and energy sector. Such experience has involved
leading, managing and conducting consultancy
projects, studies, research and training in
transportation with a particular focus on railways
and metro related fields. His experience was
gained mainly in the UAE in Egypt and has held
positions in both the Ministry of Petroleum and
Ministry of Transportation in Egypt.
Essam is a former Chairman of the Egyptian
National Railway. He was responsible for rolling
the stock fleet of 700 diesel-electric locomotives,
3500 passenger coaches and 6000 freight
wagons. He was seconded from the Ministry of
Petroleum to the Ministry of Transport to assist in
the change of management that started in 2006
to restructure the Egyptian National Railways. He
was also responsible for upgrading the Egyptian
Railways operation and to restore an acceptable
performance level. Essam announced his
retirement in 2011 and is consulting on a number
of railway projects in Egypt. he received his BSc
in Mechanical Engineer from Cairo University.
Esteemed Conference Chairman
Essam Selim, Former Chairman of the Egyptian
Railway Maintenance and Services Company
advisor to the Ministry of Transport for Railways.

Event OverviewSummit Day One
Track 2: Financing the expansion of Egypt’s rail and metro developments to maximise
return on investment
12:30 Assessing the capital requirements to facilitate the development of Egypt’s rail and metro expansion
• Examining the funding gap between project cost and government budget allocations
• Assessing alternative funding models to deliver a modern transport system with minimal government spending
• Investigating the viability of issuing investment certificates for funding expansion to involve Egyptians in the
development of national infrastructure
Azza Ghanem, Vice Chairman Transport Planning Authority, Ministry of Transport
13:00 Utilising Public Private Partnerships to access private sector funding
• Examining Egypt’s PPP law to ascertain its suitability for the transportation sector
• Detailing the roles and responsibilities of the government and private investors to create a successful partnership
• Utilising the efficiencies of the private sector to develop a profitable rail and metro system
Atter Ezzat Hannoura, Director PPP Central Unit, Egypt Ministry of Finance
13:30 Exploring the use of sukuk to access funding from international liquidity pools
• Assessing rail and metro as underlying assets to structure an Egyptian sovereign sukuk
• Examining Egypt’s sukuk law and assessing domestic appetite for islamic paper
• Issuing a rail sukuk to attract capital from GCC investors
Dr. Shahinaz Rashad Abdellatif, Executive Director – Financial Services Institute,
Egyptian Financial Supervisory Authority
14:00 SPECIAL FOCUS:
Reinvigorating the freight business to deliver greater return on investment
• Providing a cost effective and viable alternative to road transportation to increase ENR’s revenues
• Preparing the Egyptian National Railways freight business for the enforcement of the amended trucking law
• Standardising containers between trains, trucks and ships to allow for efficient door to door shipping of freight
Eng. Khaled Farouk, Vice Chairman – Freight, Egyptian National Railway
14:30 Chairman’s closing remarks and networking lunch
15:30 – 18:00
AFTERNOON WORKSHOP:
The Afternoon Workshop is an add-on to the main summit and therefore you must register for it separately.
Financing the development of railway and metro projects
Egypt’s ambitious plans to develop a world class railway are admirable but the major challenge that faces the country is the
ability to finance such projects. The government resources are finite and for these plans to come to fruition investment must be
courted from various sources. This workshop will detail the various methods available to governments to finance transportation
infrastructure.
Key learnings from this workshop include:
• Analysing the various financing models that can be utilised for financing transport infrastructure
• Understanding the regulatory framework governing PPP and Foreign Direct Investment
• Clearly defining the responsibilities of all parties for the running and maintenance of the railways and stations
• Exploring the Build Operate and Transfer model to understand suitability for rail
• Structuring transactions to attract investors and successfully raise finance
• The role of the commercial banks in financing Egypt’s infrastructure
Tuesday, 14 April 2015
08:00 Registration
09:00 Chairman’s welcome and opening remarks
Essam Selim, Former Chairman, Egyptian Railways Maintenance and Services Company
Track 1: Strategic insights into developing a world class Egyptian transportation network
09:10 KEYNOTE WELCOMING ADDRESS:
Analysing the role of rail transport as the basis for a strong Egyptian economy
General Eng. Ahmed Hamed, Chairman, Egyptian National Railway
09:20 PANEL DISCUSSION:
Integrating rail and metro into a seamless multimodal transport system to reduce congestion on
Egypt’s roads
• Investing in transport infrastructure to improve interconnectivity of transport modes
• Examining the current rail and metro capacities to identify where future investment is effectively directed
• Utilising rail and metro in the most efficient manner to increase productivity and maintain national competitiveness
Nino Cingolani, Co-Chairman, Egyptian National Railway
Alfred Assil, Managing Director, Menarail Transport Consultants
Eng. Mona Hassan Kotb Mohamed, General Manager – Technical Office, Ministry of Transport
Aly Al-Fadaly, Chairman & Managing Director, Egyptian Company for Metor Management & Operations
10:00 Outlining Egypt’s metro development strategy to understand how this fits in with Egypt’s Transport
Master Plan
• Investigating the modernisation of Cairo Metro Line 3 to understand the requirements for construction
• Detailing the plans for Metro lines 4, 5 and 6 to identify the timeframes for development
• Exploring the Alexandria Metro project: Understanding the challenges of developing a new system in Egypt’s second city
General Eng. Ismail A.M. Nagdy, Chairman, National Authority for Tunnels, Egypt
10:30 Expanding the role of rail for freight transportation to reduce the congestion on Egypt’s roads
• Examining Egypt’s future transportation requirements to increase the rail system’s capacity to meet demand
• Assessing the current freight transportation channels and understanding the challenges in delivering this freight by rail
• Extending track network to increase reach and drive freight delivery away from roads
Eng. Mona Hassan Kotb Mohamed, General Manager – Technical Office, Ministry of Transport
11:00 Future Rail & Metro Egypt exhibition tour and networking break
11:30 Future Focus: Exploring Egypt’s High Speed Railway (HSR) project
• Examining Egypt’s plans for HSR and the cost of development
• Highlighting the benefits of HSR to understand if it represents a significant return on investment
• Analysing best practices in HSR design to build a safe and secure high speed rail network
• Learning lessons from Valencia and Malaga’s HSR projects
Eng. Christian Barba, Area Manager Africa, Getinsa

Event OverviewSummit Day Two
Track 4: Exploring international best practices for project management, construction and
ticketing to improve Egypt’s rail and metro system
12:10 Examining best practices to deliver projects on time and within allocated budget
• Establishing a project delivery strategy with all related stakeholders to define roles and set realistic targets
• Applying value engineering techniques to make provisions for material delays
• Utilising Building information Modelling (BIM) to minimise project delays
Eng. Adeseyi Sijuwade, CEO, Nigerian Railway Corporation
Eng. Christian Barba, Area Manager Africa, Getinsa
Alfred Assil, Managing Director, Menarail Transport Consultants
12:50 Exploring the benefits of Tunnel Boring Machines (TBM) to excavate tunnels in urbanised cities
• Exploring where the use of TBM’s justifies the additional cost of construction
• Using TBM’s to excavate tunnels quickly and reduce the impact on surrounding structures
• Reducing the cost of tunnel wall lining by utilising TBM’s to construct tunnels
Eng. Bahaa Afifi, Project Manager, ACE Consulting Engineers Moharram Bakhoum
13:20 Establishing an integrated ticketing system to enable seamless travel through Egypt’s rail and metro systems
• Ensuring that ticketing systems are compatible to enable commuters to travel between different modes of transport
easily and maximise public transport usage
• Adopting a tiered tariff system to reduce peak hour demand and increase commuters during off peak hours
• Providing commuters with a more personalised service by utilising big data analytics
Duncan Cross, Deputy Director Operations, London Overground and Crossrail
13:50 Light at the End of the Tunnel: Assessing the past and laying the tracks for a bright future for the rail industry
Hindsight is an effective tool for future decision making and this discussion brings together the past and present
custodians of Egypt’s national railways. Their in depth knowledge of the workings of the ENR will highlight where the
organisation needs to focus in the future to build a truly world class rail network.
Eng. Mahmoud Sami, Former Chairman, Egyptian National Railway
Eng. Hani Hegab, Former Chairman, Egyptian National Railway
Nino Cingolani, Co-Chairman, Egyptian National Railway
14:30 End of the line: Chairman’s closing remarks and networking lunch
15:30 – 18:00
AFTERNOON WORKSHOP:
The Afternoon Workshop is an add-on to the main summit and therefore you must register for it separately.
Analysing railway maintenance to manage assets and reduce operational expenditure
Managing maintenance is critical for any organisation running machinery but for railways and metro operators this is even more
challenging due to the fact that assets can be located hundreds of miles apart. In addition there are further complications due to
breakdowns in remote locations and public safety considerations. Having a robust and comprehensive maintenance strategy is
essential for the effective running of any modern rail or metro network.
Key learnings from this workshop include:
• Implementing an effective maintenance strategy to maintain operation efficiencies
• Assess the benefits of automated monitoring systems to address faults more quickly
• Examining how supply chain management can keep rolling stock operational
• Protecting the value of your rolling stock and optimising revenues
The published programme is correct at time of printing. However, given the seniority of our speakers and the nature of their roles, speakers may
subsequently substitute or remove themselves from the programme. This is always regrettable, and we will always try to replace the speaker
with a speaker with equivalent insight. For the most up-to-date programme, please visit the event website.
08:30 Registration
09:00 Chairman’s welcome and opening remarks
Track 3: Managing operations, maintenance and safety to deliver an efficient rail and
metro network
09:10 Devising a comprehensive maintenance management strategy to promote safety and reduce
operational expenditure
• Understanding how proactive maintenance can reduce incidents and improve the overall safety record
• Investing in preventative maintenance to reduce wear on assets and improve longevity
• Training and developing engineers to enable maintenance work to be carried out effectively
Antonio Arribas, President, Auxitec
09:40 Incorporating procurement as part an overall asset management program to maintain efficiency
and railway capacity
• Increasing operational efficiency by ensuring materials and parts are delivered effectively
• Applying a supply chain and logistics strategy to manage shortages in materials and maintain railway capacity
• Minimising revenue losses by optimising operational capacity and keeping trains running
10:10 Implementing Radio Based Control Systems to increase rail and metro safety and improving
operational efficiency
• Utilising Global System for Mobile Communication Railway (GSM-R) and European Train Control System (ETCS) to
deliver increased safety
• Investigating the benefits of Communication Based Train Control (CBTC) in reducing train collisions
• Reducing train running times and increasing capacity by eliminating manual operations
Bello Roni, Deputy Director, Nigerian Railway Corporation
10:40 In the Waiting Room: One to One Chat:
40% of rail accidents occur at railroad crossings. Considering that approximately 70% of these crossings are still manually
operated the chance for errors and further accidents remains high. This discussion between the former deputy minister for
traffic and the former chairman for the Egyptian National Railway will provide insights on what is required to minimise future
accidents and how automated crossings could prove to be the solution to minimising collisions in the future.
Key discussion points:
• Utilising automated crossings to eliminate human error and reduce crossing accidents
• Understanding how automated barriers can reduce delays and improve traffic flow
• Improving sight lines around crossings to allow for better visibility and safer road crossing control
• Educating motorists as to the hazards when crossing rail intersections
• Policing of and removal of unofficial crossings
Major General Sheriff Gomaah, Former Deputy Minister of Interior, Egypt
11:10 Networking break
11:40 SPECIAL FOCUS:
Highlighting the next generation rolling stock offerings that will increase efficiency and minimise pollution
• Assessing the latest locomotives to make the best decision when making future investments
• Investing on new trains to reduce journey times and increase revenues
• Utilising modern technologies to assemble a cost effective energy efficient fleet
If you would like to speak in this session, please contact binu.thankappan@iqpc.com
Wednesday, 15 April 2015

Sponsorship Opportunities
“An excellent tool for business, very interesting case studies, good knowledge sharing. Super event!”
Mehenna Aourane, Bombardier Transport
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metro industry.
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Do you have a product or service
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The Future Rail & Metro Egypt Summit offers you the perfect
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