RE-CONNECTING AFRICA’S TRANSPORT SECTOR
THE REGION’S FIRST LIVE TRANSPORT EVENT IN 20 MONTHS IS ONLY DAYS AWAY
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Transport Evolution Africa – reimagined.
In less than two weeks, the transport sector will be re-connecting in Durban, for the first LIVE event for the sector since the beginning of 2020.
Transport Evolution Africa, which also encompasses Roads Evolution Forum & Showcase will be bringing together over 50 expert industry speakers from companies such as The Department of Transport, Kwa-Zulu Natal and Gauteng, SANRAL, Gautrain Management Agency, Transnet, Namport, Cross Border Road Agency, Mobility Advisors, and Frost & Sullivan to discuss the key issues the industry is currently facing and what opportunities lie ahead for 2022.
Contact Natalie Kruger on +27 21 700 5506 to discuss your involvement at this year’s event. All COVID-19 safety protocols will be observed.
Featured Speakers:
3 hybrid events under 1 roof: Get flexible access to our curated content – safely!
29 November 2021
Hybrid conference
Roads Evolution Forum is an interactive, educational and networking platform to explore insights on the latest developments and technologies associated with the design, construction and maintenance of roads on the continent.
30 November 2021
Hybrid conference
Transport Evolution Africa will be a one-day high level Forum focused on the AfCFTA, project updates, port and transport corridor expansion plans and global shipping expectations/trends
30 November 2021
Live dinner
Celebrating excellence! This leading industry event provides the platform to recognise, reward and celebrate the success women transforming the transport sector.
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What to expect in 2021
HYBRID
event: giving you digital access to the live event
400+
Senior-level live and digital attendees
20+
Strategic sponsors
30+
Countries represented
3
co-located events
Why attend?
ROAD EVOLUTION FROUM & SHOWCASE (FOCUS DAY)
- What challenges does Africa face for future mobility
- Discuss the reality of road network integration across Africa
- How do countries manage the linkages of cross border roads successfully
- Which road networks projects are a priority for rehabilitation investment
- How do we secure our roads to support logistic chains
TRANSPORT EVOLUTION AFRICA
- How will the AfCFTA change the course of the transport networks in Africa?
- Tariff liberalisation and closing the revenue gap for African countries
- Ports expansion projects and investment requirements
- Global container performance index update
- African railway networks expansion plans
- Greening of logistical chains through technologies
New in 2021!
- HYBRID EVENT OFFERING: with international travel still limited, you can access the event digitally
- ROADS & CORRIDOR FOCUS: Roads Evolution Africa forum will focus on the African road networks that carry US$200 billion of trade
- WOMEN IN TRANSPORT AWARDS: An award dinner to celebrate and reward the women transforming the sector
“A woman is the full circle. Within her is the power to create, nurture and transform” Diane Mariechild
WOMEN IN TRANSPORT AWARDS KEYNOTE ADDRESS
We’re delighted to announce that Nompumelelo Dweba-Kwetana, newly appointed Port Manager for the Port of Durban, will be the keynote speaker at this year’s Women in Transport Awards to be held in Durban on the 30 November 2021.
No doubt, Nompumelelo is an inspiration to all women working within the sector and we are delighted that she will be sharing her journey with us at the Awards evening.
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