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THE 5TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF AQUAPOLISES Venue ................... Nurimaru APEC House & BEXCOTheme .................... For a Sustainable Aquapolis

Final Program

The 5th In terna t iona l Conference o f

AQUAPOLISES

ICAP

Organized by : Busan Metropolitan City

2008 BUSAN

May 21st (Wed) ~ 23rd (Fri), 2008

AquapolisesICAP 2008 BUSAN

ConferenceThe 5th International

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Welcome Message 03

Congratulatory Address 04

Conference Overview 06

About ICAP 2008 Busan 07

Program at a Glance 08

Daily Program 09

Social Program & Tour 15

Venue & Facilities 17

General Information 18

Conference Venue Floor Plan 19

Participants List 21

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Final Program

May 21st (Wed) ~ 23rd (Fri), 2008

Nurimaru APEC House & BEXCO

The 5th InternationalConference of Aquapolises

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It is indeed a great pleasure for me to welcome you and express my heart-felt appreciation

to ICAP 2008 on behalf of the Busan citizens. As the mayor of the host city Busan of the 5th

ICAP 2008, I feel deeply honored.

My special words of thanks and respect should go to the mayor of Osaka, Japan, without

whose initiatives the ICAP could not have existed. I am also very grateful for the support

and active participation by other mayors and delegates which enabled the ICAP to develop

up to this year's 5th Meeting.

At the ICAP 2008 Busan, the global keyword of this century, "sustainability" will be the core

theme. We will share views and have sincere discussions among the aquapolises of the

world on "Sustainable Aquapolis".

As you may know, environmental issues are now "global priority tasks". The UNEP has

urged the global community to move the issue of environment from the periphery to the

center in policy-making.

International Conference of Aquapolises has expanded the scope of exchanges and

cooperation to environment, culture, greenery, disaster prevention, and others thanks to

active participation of member cities. As we live in the 21st Century, "the Era of Water", I

am confident that ICAP 2008 Busan will be an epoch making occasion to further enhance

the significance of ICAP 2008.

Busan has a master plan to create an international waterside space at the center, while

developing an eco-friendly aquapolis in the western part. The Busan New Port will also be

constructed, taking geographical advantage of the gateway to Northeast Asia. Let me

make a promise that Busan will continue to make efforts for a continued development of

ICAP and co-prosperity of member cities.

I do hope ICAP 2008 will further strengthen friendship and cooperation among cities,

making the meeting a memorable achievement in the history of sustainable aquapolis

development.

Once again, I welcome you all to the beautiful port city of Busan which is full of passion

and romantic imagination. I wish every metropolitan government of yours success and

good luck.

Hur, Nam-sikMayor, Busan Metropolitan City

Hur, Nam-sikMayor, Busan Metropolitan City

Welcome Message

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I am very pleased that the 5th International Conference of Aquapolises is being held on

such a large scale with many delegates in attendance.

The city of Osaka first proposed the International Conference of Aquapolises, and held the

first Conference in the city in 1990 under the main theme, “Creating Aquapolises of the

21st Century.” Then, the second Conference was held in Shanghai, China; the third one in

Piraeus, Greece; and the fourth one again in Osaka. Each Conference was a great success.

Busan Metropolitan City, which boasts a stunning natural environment such as beautiful

seas and lush green mountains, has developed as a center of distribution business in

northeast Asia. I am sincerely delighted that the 5th International Conference of

Aquapolises is being held in such a beautiful and vibrant city.

It is of great significance that mayors, governors, experts and other delegates from

aquapolises in countries and regions around the world are here to discuss community

development featuring water and greenery under the main theme, “For a Sustainable

Aquapolis,” and to deepen exchanges. I would like to honor Mr. HUR Nam-sik, mayor of

Busan Metropolitan City, and other persons dedicated to organizing the Conference.

Since I must go back to Osaka today to perform unavoidable official duties, I am afraid I will

not be able to participate in further events after this opening ceremony.

I hope that you will conduct in-depth discussions on aquapolises for a new age, and that

this conference will serve as an opportunity to communicate the attractiveness of

aquapolises to the world. I am convinced that this conference will contribute to new

community development featuring water and the creation of new urban civilizations

around the world.

Like many other participating cities, the city of Osaka has flourished as an aquapolis since

ancient times. Osaka is now making efforts to create a lively ambience in towns through its

use of the city’s greatest assets, such as a :water corridor,: a ring of waterways encircling

the city center, and historic Western-style architecture, while promoting its attractiveness

both at home and abroad. In this connection, we ask for your support and cooperation.

Finally, I hope that the 5th International Conference of Aquapolises will be a great success

and a fruitful event. With this opportunity, I wish you continued good health and success.

Hiramatsu KunioMayor, City of Osaka

Hiramatsu KunioMayor, City of Osaka

Congratulatory Address

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Let me first congratulate the 5th ICAP 2008, which is being held to discuss the means of

achieving a green global village with cities enjoying sustainable growth, where lives

abound, men and nature coexist.

On behalf of the Busan citizens, I welcome all the mayors, governors, leaders and experts

from across the world. Busan, the convention city of Asia, is especially proud to host

another event, the World Aquaculture 2008 Exhibition at the same time.

As already stated by Greek philosopher Thales "Water constitutes the principle of all

things", water is the source of life, culture and economic advancement. And yet,

development policy in industrialization period had damaged and polluted much part of

water and natural sources and green areas. Global warming and desertification are

emerging threat to human survival.

Busan is one of the leading industrial areas in the nation, and suffers problems in urban

environment, mainly caused by lack of awareness and efforts to protect water sources and

greenery in the area. Fortunately, however, we are now focusing on urban revitalization

projects, to restore the old beauty of Busan, the "City of Three Ports ( )" and its

well harmonized environment -- eco-friendly urban area, sea and river and mountains.

I do hope the ICAP 2008 conference will go down in history as a significant momentum in

renewing the awareness and understanding of the importance and value of water and

greenery. The meeting will also be a valuable arena in looking for means of improving the

situation through global collaboration.

Villages and people can be linked via waterways. So can our meeting of aquapolises open

the channels of exchanges and cooperation among cities, which will definitely play a

critical role for harmony, peace and prosperity on the green Earth. I wish the aquapolis

community all the best.

Jo Kil-Woo President, Busan Metropolitan Council

Jo Kil-Woo PresidentBusan Metropolitan Council

Congratulatory Address

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Conference Overview

TITLE The 5th International Conference of Aquapolises

PERIOD May 21st (Wed) ~ 23rd (Fri), 2008

TOPIC For a Sustainable Aquapolis

ORGANIZED BY Busan Metropolitan City

VENUE Nurimaru APEC House & BEXCO

OFFICIAL LANGUAGE English

Opening Ceremony | Plenary Session (Simultaneous Interpretation):

English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, French

Experts’ Session : English

Investment & Tourism Promotion Seminar | Closing Ceremony

(Simultaneous Interpretation) :

English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, French

PARTICIPATING CITY ● Austria - Vienna

● China - Beijing, Guangzhou, Guilin, Heilongjiang, Lianyungang,

Shanghai, Ya An, Zunyi

● Congo - North Kivu, South Kivu, Uvira

● Germany - Hamburg

● India - Guajarat

● Japan - Fukuoka, Fukuoka Prefecture, Kitakyushu, Nagasaki

Prefectural, Niigata, Osaka, Saga Prefectural Government,

Shimonoseki, Tokyo, Yamaguchi Prefecture

● Korea - Busan Metropolitan City, Goseong County,

Gyeongsangnamdo, Jeju Special Self Governing Province,

K Water, Kolon, POSCO E&C, Seoul Metropolitan Government,

Ulsan Metropolitan City, Veoliawater Korea

● Russia - St. Petersburg, Vladivostok

● Rwanda - Kigali

● Serbia - Belgrade

● Chinese Taipei - Kaohsiung

● Tanzania - Kagera, Musoma, Mwanza

● Turkey - Ankara, Istanbul

● UAE - Dubai

● U.S. A. - Illinois, Los Angeles, San Bernardino

● Vietnam - Ho Chi Minh City

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About ICAP 2008 Busan

H uman civilization is based on water. Nothing and no-one can live without it.

Ironically, water can also bring disaster as well as life. Floods and droughts

threaten us at times, and water pollution, acid rain, land subsidence, and other

environmental disasters caused by industrialization and overpopulation have become

serious problems. Therefore, it is fair to say that the history of human beings can, in part,

be characterized by our battles and balance with Mother Nature.

The 5th International Conference of Aquapolises, which will be held in Busan in May 2008,

will provide a good opportunity for mayors and governors from around the world to

exchange ideas and opinions on water-related problems and to discuss ways to address

them. The conference will be held under the main theme of "For a Sustainable Aquapolis"

and a number of sub-themes.

Main theme : For a Sustainable Aquapolis (Mayors & Governors’ Session)

Sub-themes : Four Experts’ Sessions (Expert Group Meeting)

Session 1 : Development of a City through the Use of Water and Greenery

by Using and Creating Waterfront Spaces

Session 2: Water Transportation & Urban Development

Session 3: Eco-friendly Environment in and around Urban Streams

Session 4: Weather Disaster & Water Resource Management

In the 21st Century, as more and more of us enjoy the comforts of urban life, and as old

problems are resolved with the development of various new technologies, we are

constantly faced with new challenges. Both the main theme and the sub-themes show our

strong will to make our lives more prosperous and our natural environment more

beautiful. The 5th ICAP is also expected to build information exchange and deepen

friendships among participating cities.

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Program at a Glance

Time MAY 21st(Wed) MAY 22nd(Thu)

Registration

Experts’ Session

I, II, III, IV

Lunch

World Aquaculture 2008 Exhibition

Closing CeremonyOpening Ceremony

Keynote Speech

Photo Session & Coffee Break

Plenary SessionCity Tour

Farewell Dinner CruiseWelcome Dinner

Investment &

Tourism Promotion

Seminar

Eco-Tour

Registration

09:00

10:00

11:00

12:00

13:00

14:00

15:00

16:00

17:00

18:00

19:00

MAY 23rd(Fri)

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Daily Program

Time Program

10:00~14:00 Registration Nurimaru APEC House(2F)Lobby

14:00~14:50 Opening Ceremony Nurimaru APEC House(2F)

Welcoming Remarks Mayor of Busan Metropolitan City

Congratulatory RemarksMayor of Osaka City

President of Busan Metropolitan Council

14:50~15:30 Keynote Speech Nurimaru APEC House(2F)

Seoul : Euiso Choi, Professor Emeritus, Korea University Issues on Water Management : For a Sustainable Aquapolis

15:30~16:00 Photo Session & Coffee Break

16:00~18:30 Plenary Session & Discussion Nurimaru APEC House(2F)

Theme : For a Sustainable Aquapolis

Chair _ Seoul : Chang Won Kim, Professor, Pusan National University

PL 1 - Dubai : Hussain Naseer Lootah, Mayor, Dubai Municipality

How can the ‘Harmonious Coexistence of Humans and Nature’ Best be Preserved by

Developing a City through the Use of Water and Greenery, Maintaining Water Quality

and Reusing Water?

PL 2 - Fukuoka : Hiroyuki Takada, Sub-Mayor, Fukuoka City

For a Sustainable Aquapolis

PL 3 - Goseong Country : Hak Lul Lee, Mayor, Goseong Country, Gyeongsangnam-do

The City of Seatopia, Gyeongnam Goseong, Korea

PL 4 - Guangzhou : An Pan, Deputy Mayor, Guangzhou Municipal Government

Guangzhou Municipal People’s Government

PL 5 - Hamburg : Manfred Schuldt, Director General, Hamburg Ministry of Urban

Development and Environment

Green Metropolis

PL 6 - Ho Chi Minh City : Nguyen Huu Tin, Deputy Mayor, HCMC People's Committee

Urban Environment Protection for Sustainable Development of Ho Chi Minh City

PL 7 - Illinois : Pat Quinn, Lieutenant Governor, State of Illinois

“For a Sustainable Aquapolis” : Our Greening Future - State of Illinois

PL 8- Kaohsiung : Tai-san Chiu, Deputy Mayor, Kaohsiung City Government

Sustainable Development of the Waterfront City, Kaohsiung

PL 9- Kitakyushu : Kenji Kitahashi, Mayor, Kitakyushu City

Kitakyushu as the World Capital of Sustainable Development

PL 10- Niigata : Akira Shinoda, Mayor, City of Niigata

Niigata City ~ “The Cultural Kingdom of Water and Earth” ~

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Daily Program

Time Program

16:00~18:30 PL 11- Beijing : Shouquan Zhang, Deputy Director-General, Beijing Institute of Water

(BWA)

To Serve the Green Olympic, to Build Enjoyable City

PL 12- Seoul Metropolitan Government : Chan Gon, Kim, Chief Director of Hangang

Project Headquarters, Seoul Metropolitan Government (SMG)

Hangang Renaissance Project

PL 13- Shimonoseki : Kiyoshi Ejima, Mayor, Shimonoseki City

The Environmental Future City, Shimonoseki, Where People Can Coexist with Nature

PL 14- Uvira : Daniel Eloko Nsala, Mayor, Uvira City

Need of Partnership(Busan, Korea and Uriva, DRCongo) for the Development of the City

of Uvira

PL 15 - Vladivostok : Alexander Georguievi Barabanov, First Deputy Mayor, Vladivostok

City Administration

Vladivostok - a pearl by the sea. For a Sustainable Aquapolis

PL 16 - Zunyi : Zize Chen, Vice Mayor, Zunyi Municipal Government of Guizhou Province

Reinforce Water Resources Protection to Support Socio - Economic Sustainable Development

PL 17 - Istanbul : M.Tevfik Goksu, Deputy Director General, Istanbul Water and

Wastewater Administration (ISKI)

Global Threat: Water Scarcity

PL 18 - Guilin : Jiaqi Liao, Deputy Director, Guilin Municipal lBureau of Public Utility

Administration

Introduction of the Water Environment Protection in Guilin

PL 19 - Osaka : Hideaki Fukutsuka, Director General for Public Works Bureau, Osaka

Municipal Government

Aquapolise Osaka Revitalization Project

PL 20 - Shanghai : Ma Yun Dong, Director, SWA

Shanghai Water Development and Market Mechanism

PL 21 - Busan Metropolitan City : IL Joon Hwang, Director General, Busan Metropolitan City

Environmental Policies of Busan Metropolitan Government:Today and Tomorrow

19:00~20:30 Welcome Dinner The Westin Chosun Busan

Wednesday,May 21

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Time Program

09:00~10:00 Registration BEXCO APEC Hall(2F) Lobby10:00~11:20 Experts' Session I BEXCO Multi-Functional Hall(2F) #202-1

Theme : Development of a City through the Use of Water and GreeneryChair _ Osaka : Souri Norio, Professor, Osaka City UniversityES1-1 - Kaohsiung : Wen-Jung Chen, Section Chief, Kaohsiung City GovernmentThe Love Rice Pollution control and waterfronts Landscape Reconstruction of Kaohsiung, TaiwanES 1-2 - Kitakyushu : Tsuyoshi Tanaka, Director, City of KitakyushuKitakyushu as the World Capital of Sustainable Development - Urban RevitalizationCentering on the Waterfront -ES 1-3 - Los Angeles : Paul Johansen, Assistant Director, Port of Los AngelesBalancing International Trade & Community On the Water FrontES 1-4 - Osaka : Noriko Iwamoto, Chief for Port Sales, Port & Harbor BureauDevelopment and Environmental Prevention Projects of the Port of OsakaES 1-5 - Uvira : Nshombo Muderhwa Venant, Director General, Centre in HydrobiologicalResearch, C.R.H. - UviraDevelopment of a city through the use of water and greenery [by using and creatingwaterfront spacesES 1-6 - Seoul : Seung Guk Moon, Director General, Water Management Bureau, SMG21st Century : The Century of WaterClean water - the foundation of Seoul’s competitivenessES 1-7 - Nagasaki Prefectural : Yasutaka Nakamura, Director General, NagasakiPrefectural GovernmentPolicies and Projects for Aquatic Conservation in Nagasaki PrefectureES 1-8 - Ulsan Metropolitan City : Sang-Hyun Lee, Ulsan R&D Doctor, DevelopmentInstitute Taehwa River, Rebirth from the River of DeathES 1-9 - Osaka : Masatoshi Ueda, Manager, Recreation and Tourism Bureau Reconstruction of the Nakanoshima ParkES 1-10 - Jeju Special Self-Government City : Yang-Bo Kim, Environmental PolicyDirector, Jeju Special Self-Government City Saving a River, Rewriting a History

10:00~11:20 Experts' Session II BEXCO Multi-Functional Hall(2F) #202-2Theme : Water Transportation & Urban DevelopmentChair _ Seoul : Myung Gun Joo, Professor, Sejong UniversityES 2-1 - Osaka : Seizo Ota, Manager, City of Oska“Aquapolis Osaka Revitalization Project” : Urban redevelopment and revitalization ofwater transportationES 2-2 - Kaohsiung : An-lih Tseng, Director, The Management Bureau of Public Bus and FerryWaterway Transportation and City Development ES 2-3 - Niigata : Michihei Kurihara, President & CEO, Shinanogawa Water Shuttle, Inc.The Resumption of Waterways and Shuttle Boat Transit in Niigata cityES 2-4 - Busan Metropolitan City : Young Chun Kim, Director, Greenery ManagementOffice of Busan Metropolitan City Water Transportation and Urban DevelopmentES 2-5 -Seoul : Sijin Lee, Professor, Kyunggi UniversityEco-friendly & Culture-friendly Pan-Korea Grand Waterway

Thursday,May 22

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Daily Program

Time Program

10:00~11:20 Experts' Session III BEXCO Multi-Functional Hall (2F) #202-3

Theme : Eco-friendly Environment in and around Urban Streams

Chair _ Seoul : Ju Hwan Yun, Professor, Korea University

ES 3-1 - POSCO E&C : Jong Myung Lee, Manager, POSCO Engineering & Construction

Co., Ltd.

Reusing of Treated Wastewater from Waste Water Treatment Plant

ES 3-2 - Osaka : Tadashi Nishikawa, Manager, Public Works Bureau, Osaka City

Government

Combined Sewer System Improvement in Cooperation with River Management in Osaka City

ES 3-3 - Shanghai : Wang Jie Chun, Vice Director, Shanghai Water Authority(SWA)

Conservation and Restoration of River Wetland

ES 3-4 - Kyungsanamdo : Chan-Won Lee, Professor, Kyungnam University

Partnership and Collaboration for Fishable and Swimmable Water

ES 3-5 - Yamaguchi Prefecture : Masao Ukita, Emeritus Professor, Yamaguchi University

Tidal Flat Restoration: Measures to Protect the Fushino River Basin

ES 3-6 - K Water : Jinwon Seo, Senior Researcher, Korea Water Resource Corporation

Eco-Friendly Operation and Management for Estuary Barrage of Nakdong River, Korea

ES 3-7 - Vladivostok : Alexander Igorevich Korshenko, Head of Municipal Ecological

Programs Department, Vladivostok City Administration

Environment and Waste Management System in the City of Vladivostok, Russian Far East

ES 3-8 - Osaka : Hideyuki Miayi, Assistant Manager, Osaka City Waterworks Bureau

Measure against the Heat-Island Effect by the Utilization of the Water Supply System in Osaka City

ES 3-9 - Veoliawater Korea : Merzak Belkhodja, Technical Director, Veoliawater Korea

Advanced Technologies for Sewage Sludge Management

ES 3-10 - Beijing : Deng Zhuozh, Deputy Engineer-General, Beijing Institute of Hydraulic

Engineering Planning Designing and Research

The Concept of “Green Olympics” in Building Beijing Water Environment

Thursday,May 22

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Time Program

10:00~11:20 Experts' Session IV BEXCO Multi-Functional Hall (2F)#202-4

Theme : Weather Disaster & Water Resource Management

Chair _ Busan : Nam Sik Park, Professor, Dong-A University

ES 4-1 - Fukuoka : Tsugio Hakoshima, Executive Director, Fukuoka City

Comprehensive Flood Control Measure(Cooperative Approach with Fukuoka University,

including Storm Water Runoff Control)

ES 4-2 - San Bernardino : Gary Ovitt, 4th District Supervisor, BOS-Country of San

Bernardino

Preparing for Natural Disasters and their Aftermath

ES 4-3 - Tokyo : Takashi Terakawa, Deputy Director, Japan Institute of Wastewater

Engineering Technology

Development and Evaluation of CSO Treatment Technologies “SPIRIT21”

ES 4-4 - Kolon : Hee-Deung Park, Team Manager, Kolon Engineering & Construction

Reuse of Wastewater using Membrane Bioreactor (KIMAS Process)

ES 4-5 - Fukuoka : Toshiji Sakayama, Executive Director, Fukuoka City

Water Resource Management In Fukuoka City

ES 4-6 - Shimonoseki : Eiji Yoshimura, Executive Director, Shimonoseki City

Forest Conservation and Water Source -Forest Conservation Activity Seen from

Waterworks

ES 4-7 - Tokyo : Tomohiro Ohfukuji, Research Engineer, Japan Institute of Wastewater

Engineering Technology (JIWET)

National Project Leading to the Recycling Society with Sewage Sludge in Japan - LOTUS Project -

ES 4-8 - Belgrad : Ivan Andjelkovic, Director of the Office of Water Management, City of

Belgrade Government

Presentation of UNESCO Guidelines on Non-Structure Measures in Urban Flood Management

ES 4-9 - Saga Prefectural Government : Takamichi Eguchi, Director, Saga Prefectural

Government

Saga’s Water Problem

ES 4-10 - Fukuoka Prefecture : Hiroaki Okada, Technical Assistant of Manager, Fukuoka

Prefectural Government

Fukuoka’s Efforts to Prevent Disasters and Establish a Society Free from Water Problems

11:20~11:30 Coffee Break BEXCO Multi-Functional Hall (2F) Lobby

11:30~11:50 Experts' Session Q & A BEXCO Multi-Functional Hall(2F) #202-1,2,3,4

12:00~13:00 Lunch BEXCO Multi-Functional Hall(3F) #302

13:00~14:00 Open to the 2008 WAS Expo Exhibition Hall 1

14:00~15:00 Closing Ceremony BEXCO APEC Hall(2F)

15:00~19:00 City TourUN Memorial Cemetery in Korea

Beomeosa Temple

19:00~21:30 Farewell Dinner Cruise Tiffany 21

Thursday,May 22

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Daily Program

Time Program

09:00~10:00 Registration BEXCO APEC Hall(2F) Lobby

10:00~11:40 Investment & Tourism Promotion Seminar BEXCO APEC Hall(2F)

IT1-Kaohsiung : Chin-Tien, Lin, Section Chief, Economic Affairs Bureau of Kaohsiung

City Government 10:00~10:30

Theme: Invest in Kaohsiung

Title: Kaohsiung-An Investor’s Paradise

IT2-Niigata : Akira Shinoda, Mayor, City of Niigata

10:30~11:00 Theme: About Niigata City's Policies for Attracting Foreign Business

Title: The Investment Climate of Niigata City

11:00~11:10 Coffee Break BEXCO APEC Hall(2F) Lobby

IT3-Busan Metropolitan City : Chae Soo Kim, Head of Investment Promotion Bureau,

Busan Metropolitan City

11:10~11:40 Theme : Busan’s Investment Environment & Business Opportunities

Title : Busan-Beyond Your Expectations

Thursday, May 22

Investment & Tourism Promotion Seminar

Time Program

10:00~15:00 Eco TourBusan New Port

Nakdong Estuary Eco Center(lunch included)

Friday,May 23

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Social Program & Tour

The first evening of the

ICAP 2008 Busan will fea-

ture a Welcome Dinner in

the Grand Ballroom of the

The Westin Chosun Busan.

This evening will be the

perfect opportunity for del-

egates to relax and get acquainted. The delegates will appreciate the enchanting music by the Busan

Municipal Traditional Music Troupe

Intended to cement the

relationships that have been

formed during the congress,

the Farewell Dinner Cruise is

guaranteed to be a memo-

rable event that will send

everyone home satisfied and

happy. Followed by a fine dinner and fantastic cruise party, an acclaimed performance based on Korean

traditional dance and other various events will provide the delegates with an amazing experience with a

different culture.

UN MEMORIAL CEMETERY IN KOREAThe United Nations Memorial Cemetery and Peace Park honors

UN soldiers from 16 countries that were killed in battle during the

Korean War from 1950-1953. This serene park spreads across a

grassy plain area of 135,000 square meters. Some of the sites

and memorials include: Memorial Service Hall, Memorabilia Hall,

2 Turkish Monuments, Greek Monument, Australian Monument,

British Commonwealth Monument and 2 ponds. The Memorial

Service Hall and the Memorabilia Hall were constructed in 1964

and 1968 respectively. The citizens of Busan dedicated the Main

Gate in 1966. There are many annual events held here, some of

the key events include: April’s Tributary Ceremony of the Veterans

of the Korean War, May’s American Memorial Day, June’s Korean

Memorial Day, and October’s UN Ceremony Day.

WELCOME DINNER19:00~20:30, May 21 (Wed), 2008Venue : The Westin Chosun Busan Attendance : ICAP 2008 Busan DelegatesDress Code : Business Casual

FAREWELL DINNER CRUISE 19:00~21:30, May 22 (Thu), 2008Venue: Tiffany 21 (Cruise)Attendance: ICAP 2008 Busan DelegatesDress Code: Business CasualCourse: Dongbaek Island - Haeundae Beach -

Cheongsapo - Gwangan Bridge-Dongbaek Island

CITY TOUR15:00~19:00, May 22(Thu), 2008Place: UN Memorial Cemetery in Korea,

Beomeosa Temple

Attendance: ICAP 2008 Busan Delegates

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Social Program & Tour

BEOMEOSA TEMPLE Beomeosa Temple is located at the edge of a famous mountain in Busan, Mt.

Geumjeongsan. About 1,300 years ago it was constructed by monk Ui Sang in the

18th year (678) of King Munmu (reign 661~681) of the Silla Kingdom (the kingdom

mainly occupied the Gyeongsang-do Province region in 678 A.D.). In the

geography book 'Donggukyeojiseungram' the origin of Beomeosa Temple is written

as follows: "There is a well on the top of Mt. Geumjeongsan and the water of that

well is gold. The golden fish in the well rode the colorful clouds and came down from the sky. This is why the

mountain is named Geumsaem (gold well) and the temple is named 'fish from heaven'."

The original Beomeosa Temple building was lost during Imjinwaeran Invasion (Japanese Invasion of Korea in

1592) but was renovated in 1713, which remains as it is now. Daeungjeon contains some of the most

delicate and luxurious architecture of the Joseon Dynasty (1392~1910). There is Iljumun, the three-story

pagoda with four pillars, built in the 9th century, and seven royal palace wings, numerous pavilions, three

gates, and eleven hermitages. Designated as a natural monument, the wisteria woods and valleys are most

beautiful in May.

BUSAN NEW PORTFunctioning as an efficiently positioned gateway hub port to

Northeastern Asian countries, Busan New Port provides speedy

service for local port call and transshipment. The port enjoys

optimum access to Japan, the northeastern part of China and

Russia, with an ideal position for transshipment. Busan port is

also the first and last port for ships traveling North America - Asia

- Europe - Asia routes, in addition to being the trunk line between Korea and Japan.

NAKDONG ESTUARY ECO CENTERDiverse materials on the

ecological environment of

the Nakdong Estuary are well

documented and displayed

at the Eco Center, and

exciting nature observation

and experience programs

are conducted. Birds and swamps are also important themes for research and exhibition at the Eco Center,

which opened in June 2007 as a municipal facility of the Busan Metropolitan government.

WATER-RELATED EXHIBITIONSMay 22(Thu), 2008Place : BEXCO APEC Hall(2F) Lobby

ECO-TOUR10:00~15:00, May 23(Fri), 2008Place: Busan New Port, Nakdong Estuary

Eco Center (lunch is included)Attendance: ICAP 2008 Busan Delegates

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Venue & Facilities

ID Cards

Information Desk, Tour Desk

Registration Desk

HEAD OF DELEGATION DELEGATE DELEGATE

SECRETARIAT SPEAKER CHAIR

Date Registration Hours Venue

May 21(Wed), 2008 11:00 ~ 18:00 Nurimaru APEC House(2F) Lobby

May 22(Thu), 2008 09:00 ~ 16:00 BEXCO APEC Hall(2F) Lobby

Date Opening Hours Venue

May 21(Wed), 2008 11:00 ~ 18:00 Nurimaru APEC House(2F) Lobby

May 22(Thu), 2008 09:00 ~ 16:00 BEXCO APEC Hall(2F) Lobby

Shuttle Bus >> ICAP 2008 BUSAN Secretariat will provide shuttle bus service in every 20 minute as shown below ;

Date Service Hours Venue

Haeundae Centum Hotel Nurimaru APEC House

11:00~14:00Nurimaru APEC House The Westin Chosun Busan

May 21(Wed), 2008 * The distance from Nurimaru APEC House to the Westin Chosun Busan is 7 minutes by walk. If you

want to take a bus, you can take a shuttle bus.

20:30~21:00 The Westin Chosun Busan Haeundae Centum Hotel

May 22(Thu), 2008 09:00~10:00 The Westin Chosun Busan BEXCO

21:30~22:00 Tiffany 21 The Westin Chosun Busan Haeundae Centum Hotel

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KOREAKorea has successfully leapedforward from a poor agrariancountry to an OECD memberin a few decades. Once calledthe ‘Hermit Kingdom’ or ‘Landof Morning Calm’, Korea is

now bustling industrialized nation, leading the global electronicsand communications industry. Many international corporations and business have subsidiaries inKorea, and most Western franchises can be found throughout thecountry. In spite of the overwhelming trend of globalization,Koreans cherish and share highly homogeneous culture that canbe traced back some 5 millennia.

BUSANBusan, the second largest cityof the Republic of Korea withapproximately 3.7 million res-idents, is located at the heartof the Pan Pacific area.Blessed with a harmonious

natural environment of mountains, rivers and the sea, Busan hostsvarious festivals all year around. In addition, its deep harbor andgentle tides have allowed Busan to grow into the largest containerhandling port in the country and the fifth largest in the world, gain-ing a reputation as the marine capital of Northeast Asia.Located on the southeastern tip of the Korean peninsula, Busanhas long played an important role connecting the continent andthe ocean. In particular, with the growing economic power ofKorea since the 1970s and the global economic shift to the AsiaPacific, Busan has much potential as a leading regional and globalgateway in the Asia Pacific area.

CLIMATE AND CLOTHINGKorea lies in the temperate zone and has four distinct sea-

sons; spring, summer, fall and winter. May is the final month ofspring. The average day-time temperature in Busan during theconference period will be in the range of 12°ΔC (approx 40.8F) to22°ΔC (approx. 74.8F), which will be perfectly mild and comfort-able. Nonetheless, we recommend that you prepare a light coat or

a sweater for the evening.

CURRENCYThe currency exchange rate is subject to daily fluctuations

and was trading at (1,067 per US$1 as of May 14, 2008). Foreigncurrency and traveler’s checks can be converted into Korean Won( ) at most banks. Major credit cards are accepted at leadinghotels, department stores and restaurants.

OFFICE HOURSGovernment offices are open between the hours of 09:00

and 18:00. Most private business are open between 09:30 to10:00 and close at 18:00. Banks are a major exception. Theirbusiness hours are from 09:30 to 16:30 on weekdays only. Foreign diplomatic missions in Busan generally maintain strictbusiness hours including lunch. They are usually open from 09:00to 17:00 on weekdays and are closed on Saturdays and Sundays.Major department stores are open from 10:30 to 19:30, includingSundays, but smaller shops tend to open earlier and close laterevery day of the week.

ELECTRICITYIn Korea, outlets for 220 volts are dominant. Always check

the power supply before using your equipment.

TIPPINGTipping is not a traditional Korean custom. A 10% service

charge will be added to your bill at all tourist hotels.

SHOPPINGBusan offers a unique opportunity for shopping at reason-

able prices. Electronics, textiles and clothes, ceramics and gin-seng products are the most purchased items by foreign visitors.Most department stores are open from 10:00 until 19:30, includ-ing Saturdays/Sundays and National Holidays. Some close for oneday during the week.

INSURANCEDelegates are advised to take out their own comprehensive

travel insurance, as the organizers shall not be liable for personalaccidents, illness, losses, or damage to private property

General Information

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Conference Venue

2FFloor Plan >>

Nurimaru APEC House

Registration Desk

Opening Ceremony & Plenary Session

Press Room

Walk way-Distance8minute by foot



Distance :5minute by bus

May 21st (Wed) ~ 23rd (Fri), 2008



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2FFloor Plan >>

BEXCO Multifunction Hall

2FAPEC HallFloor Plan >>

BEXCO Convention Hall

3FFloor Plan >>

BEXCO Multifunction Hall

Expert Session, , ,

Secretanriat

Lunch

Investment &Tourism Promotion Seminar

Closing Ceremony

Water-Related Exhibitions

Conference Venue

ViennaMr. Kling WalterDirectorVienna Waterworks

BeijingMr. Shouquan ZhangDeputy Director-GeneralBeijing Water Authority(BWA)

Prof. Zhuozhi DengDeputy Engineer-GeneralBeijing Institute of Hydraulic EngineeringPlanning Designing and Research

Prof. Shiqing ZhangDirectorBeijing Urban Rivers and Lakes Division

Prof. Zhaojiang LiuDirectorWater Authority of Pinggu District

Mr. Fenghua SunDeputy DirectorScience and Education Division of BWA

GuangzhouMr. An PanDeputy MayorGuangzhou

Mr. Guoquan YangVice DirectorBureau of Urban Utilities and Landscaping ofGuangzhou Municipality

Mr. Xue-wei WuVice DirectorGuangzhou Water Affairs Bureau

Mrs. Xiaobin WuDirectorThe Administration Office of GuangzhouUrban Planning and Research Center

Mr. Feng WangVice ResearcherThe Urban Planning Bureau of GuangzhouMunicipality

Mr. Zhizhong LiVice DirectorThe Guangzhou Environmental MonitoringCenter

Mr. Xiangfeng HePrincipal Staff MemberThe General Office of Guangzhou MunicipalGovernment

GuilinMr. Hongbin XiaHeadGulin Municipal Bureau of Public UtilityAdministration

Mr. Jiaqi LiaoDeputy DirectorGuilin Municipal office of Drainage WorkAdministration

Mrs. Xiajuan HuangAssistant ManagerGulin Municipal Runnin-water Company

HeilongjiangMr. Tie WangDeputy Director-GeneralHeilongjiang Department of WaterResources

Mr. Liming GuDivision DirectorHeilongjiang Department of WaterResources

Ms. Hui PengSection ChiefHeilongjiang Department of WaterResources

LianyungangMr. Shuwang DongVice PresidentPolitical Consultative Conference

Mr. Qiping LiangVice Secretary GeneralLianyungang Municipal Government

Mr. Xuhua WangAssistantLianyungang Environment ProtectionBureau

Mr. Pengda LiuDeputy Section ChiefLianyungang Foreign Affairs Office

Mrs. Zinzhi HuDirectorOffice of Lianyungang People's Congress

ShanghaiMr. Ma Yuan DongDirectorSWAMr. Peng Ji HuiSecretary / EngineerShanghai Water Authority

Mr. Wang Jie ChunVice DirectorShanghai Water Authority

Ya AnGang ZhaoHead of StationEnvironment Protection Bureau YaanSichuan Province China

Yun Tao YuVice DirectorPlan and Build Bureau Yan Sichuan ProvinceChina

Yong Zhong ZhaoTechnicianEnvironment Protection Bureau YaanSichuan Province China

Xiao Ping ZhuVice CaptainEnvironment Protection Bureau YaanSichuan Province China

Zhi Zhong LiVice ChiefEnvironment Protection Bureau YaanSichuan Province China

Rui LiChiefForeign Affair Office Yaan Sichuan ProvinceChina

Hai Yan YiVice DirectorEnvironment Protection Bureau YaanSichuan Province China

Jian Jun LuVice ManagerSupply and Drainage Water Company YaanSichuan Province

ZunyiMr. Zize ChenVice MayorZunyi Municipal Government of GuizhouProvince

Mr. Li ZhangDirectorZunyi Bureau of Water Resources

Mr. Guanghua HuVice DirectorForeign Affairs Office of Zunyi City

North KivuMr. Rumashana Bajoje NgweteMinister Agriculture water and environmentNorth Kivu City Hall

Mr. Paluku Kahonga JulienGovernorNorth Kivu City Hall

Mr. Bariyanga Rutuye LeonParliament PresidentNorth Kivu Parliament

South KivuMr. Cirimwami Muderhwa Louis-LeonceS.K GovernorSouth City Hall

Mr. Kiningini Mwenyimali BonifaceExpertSouth-Kivu Esurs

Mr. Baleke Kadudu EmileParliament PresidentSouth-Kivu Parliament

UviraMr. Eloko Nsala DanielMayorThe City of Uvira

Dr. Nshombo Muderhwa VenantDirector of Research Center HydrobiologyCentre in Hydrobiological Research, C.R.H. -Uvira

HamburgDr. Manfred SchuldtDirector GeneralHamburg Ministry of Urban Developmentand Environment

GujaratMr. Shri Nitinkumar Ratilal PatelMinister of Water Supply, Water ResourcesWater Supply, Water Resources, UrbanDevelopment and Urban Housing

Mr. V.S. Gadhavi, IASSecretaryWater Supply Dept.

Mr. Srinivas KatikithalaManaging DirectorGujarat urban Development Co., LTD

FukuokaMr. Hiroyuki TakadaSub-MayorFukuoka City

Mr. Tsugio HakoshimaExecutive DirectorFukuoka City

Mr. Toshiji SakayamaExecutive directorFukuoka City

Fukuoka PrefectureMr. Ryuji KamiyaDirectorInternational Relations Bureau,FukuokaPrefectural Government

Mr. Alexander BlambergCoordinator for International RelationsInternational Relations Bureau,FukuokaPrefectural Government

Mr. Hiroaki OkadaTechnical Assistant of ManagerFukuoka Prefectural Government

AUSTRIA

CHINA

GERMANY

INDIA

JAPAN

CONGO

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Participants List

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KitakyushuMr. Kenji KitahashiMayorKitakyushu City

Mr. Yasuyuki FukunagaManagerCity of Kitakyushu

Mr. Tsuyoshi TanakaDirectorCity of Kitakyushu

Nagasaki PrefecturalGovernmentMr. Yasutaka NakamuraDirector GeneralNagasaki Prefectural Government

Mr. Satoshi AkagiDeputy DirectorNagasaki Prefectural GovernmentMs. Laura HartCoordinator for International RelationsNagasaki Prefectural Government

Mr. Shinichi YamashitaSenior EngineerNagasaki Prefectural Government

NiigataMr. Akira ShinodaMayorNiigata City

Mr. Hirotoshi IkedaDivision DirectorNiigata City

Mr. Hiroshi ShiiyaDivision DirectorNiigata City

Ms. Hiroaki KanekoSection ChiefNiigata City

Mr. Michihei KuriharaPresident&CEOShinanogawa Water Shuttle, Inc.

Ms. Rieko IshizukaDivision DirectorNiigata City

OsakaMr. Shinichiro TakeuchiManager for Tourism PromotionOsaka Convention & Tourism Bureau

Hiramatsu KunioMayorCity of Osaka

Mr. Hideyuki MiyaiAssistant managerOsaka City Waterworks Bureau

Ms. Noriko IwamotoChief for Port SalesPort & Harbor Bureau

Mr. Masatoshi UedaManager for Park and Greenery PlanningRecreation and Tourism Bureau

Mr. Tadashi NishikawaManagerSewerage and Rivers Division, Public WorksBureau

Mr. Seizo OTAManagerCity of Osaka

Mr. Yasuhiro KuroyamaDirector for RiversPublic Works Bureau

Mr. Hideaki FukutsukaDirector General for Public Works BureauPublic Works Bureau

Mr. Norio SouriProfessorOsaka City University

Mr. Daisuke UedaStaff Officer for RiversPublic Works Bureau

Mr. Fujinaga Tomoko

Saga Prefectural GovernmentMr. Takamichi EguchiDirectorSaga Prefectural Government

Mr. Shunsuke KishikawaSection ChiefRiver&Sediment Control Division, SagaPrefectural Government

Mr. Osamu MiyazakiProject ChiefInternational Affairs Division, SagaPrefectural Government

ShimonosekiMr. Kiyoshi EjimaMayorShimonoseki City

Mr. Yoshifumi YamabeWaterworks and Sewerage Bureau

Mr. Eiji YoshimuraExecutive DirectorShimonoseki City

TokyoMr. Takashi TerakawaDeputy DirectorJapan Institute of Wastewater EngineeringTechnology (JIWET)

Mr. Tomohiro OhfukujiResearch EngineerJapan Institute of Wastewater EngineeringTechnology (JIWET)

Yamaguchi PrefectureDr. Masao UkitaEmeritus ProfessorYamaguchi University

Mr. Kaname OmichiSenior StaffYamaguchi Prefectural Government

Mr. Hajime YamanoSenior Executive StaffYamaguchi Prefectural Government

Busan Metropolitan CityMr. IL-joon HwangDirector GeneralBusan Metropolitan City

Jae Soo KimHeadBusan Metropolitan City

Mr. Nam-sik HurMayorBusan Metropolitan City

Prof. Nam Sik ParkProfessorDong-A University

Mr. Young Chun KimdirectorGreenery management office of Busan met-ropolitan city

Goseong CountyMr. Hak Lul LeeGovornerGoseong-gun

Mr. Seok Rae JoTeam ManagerPublic Relations Team

Mr. Kwang Myung ParkStaffInternational Cooperation Team

Mr. Young Ho BinManagerControl Office of Tourist Resort

Mr. Ho Yang KangGeneral ManagerExpo planning Department

Mr. Soo Myeung BeakManagerSecretary's Office

GyeongsangnamdoMr. Bong Ho SongDirectorEnvironmental Assistance Division

Mr. Yong Jin KimStaffEnvironmental Assistance Division

Dr. Chan-Won LeeProfessorKyungnam University

Mr. Jae Seok KimManagerEnvironmental Assistance Division

Jeju Special Self GoverningProvinceDucksang YooVice GovernorJeju Special-Self Governing Province

Mr. Yang-Bo KimEnvironmental Policy DirectorJeju Special-Self Governing Province

K WaterDr. Jinwon SeoSenior ResearcherKorea Water Resource Corporation

KolonDr. Hee-Deung ParkTeam ManagerKolon engineering & Construction

POSCO E&CMr. Jong Myung LeeManagerPOSCO Engineering & Construction Co., Ltd.

Seoul Metropolitan GovernmentProf. Sijin LeeProfessorKyonggi University

Mr. Chan-Gon KimChief DirectorHangang Project Headquarters, SeoulMetropolitan Government (SMG)

Mr. Jae-Choon SeoDirectorPlanning and Administration Division,Hangang Project Headquarters

Prof. Chang Won KimProfessorPusan National University

Prof. Euiso ChoiProfessor EmeritusKorea University

Dr. Seung Guk MoonDirector-GeneralWater Management bureau

Mr. Yo Han HwangStaffWater Management bureau

Prof. Ju Hwan YunProfessorKorea University

Prof. Myung Gun ChooProfessorSejong University

KOREA

Participants List

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Mr. Chang-Hwan HongStaffPlanning and Administration Division,Hangang Project Headquarters

Ulsan Metropolitan CityDr. Man-Yong HurDirector General Environmental AffairBureauUlsan Metropolitan City

Mr. Heom-Yong LeeUlsan Metropolitan City

Mr. Youn-Jae WooJunior OfficialUlsan Metropolitan City

Dr. Sang-Hyun LeeUlsan Development Insititute

Veoliawater KoreaDr. Merzak BelkhodjaTechnical DirectorVeoliawater Korea

St. PetersburgMrs. Marina KorobeynikovaHead of Division for InternationalCooperationCommittee for Nature Use, EnvironmentalProtection and Ecological Safety

Mr. Dmitry GolubevChairmanCommittee for Nature Use, EnvironmentalProtection and Ecological Safety

VladivostokMr. Alexander GeorguieviBarabanovFirst Deputy MayorVladivostok City Administration

Mr. Andrey SidorovHead of Foreign Relations DepartmentVladivostok City Administration

Mr. Alexander Igorevich KorshenkoHead of Municipal Ecological ProgramsDepartmentVladivostok City Administration

Ms. Yulia GaltsevaSenior specialistVladivostok City Administration

KigaliMrs. Kirabo Kacyira AisaMayorKigali City Hall

BelgradeMr. Ivan AndjelkovicDirector of the Office of Water ManagementCity of Belgrade Government

KaohsiungMr. Tai-san ChiuDeputy MayorKaohsiung City Government

Ms. Wen-Hui ChenInternational Affairs AssistantInternational Affairs Division of KaohsiungCity Government

Mr. Jung-Rong HuangPublic Bus and Ferry of Kaohsiung CityGovernment

Ms. An-lih TsengDirectorPublic Bus and Ferry of Kaohsiung CityGovernment

Mr. Wen-Jung ChenSection ChiefKaohsiung City Government

Mr. Chin-Tien LinSection ChiefKaohsiung City Government

KageraMr. Samuel Ntambala LuangisaMayorKagera City

Mr. Mnunduma Shaibu AhmedMunicipal DirectorKagera City

Mr. Enos MufuruRegional CommissionerKagera City

MusomaMr. Swahibu Mohamed EbuturaMayorMusoma City

Mr. Fredrick Msafiri NtakabanyulaMunicipal DirectorMusoma City

Mr. Issa Saleh MachibyaRegional CommissionerMusoma City

MwanzaMr. Leonard Bandiho BihondoMayorMwanza City

Mr. James Alex MxekelaRegional CommissionerMwanza City

Mr. Joseph Alex MlinziCity Public Relations OfficerMwanza City

AnkaraMr. Abdulnasir HalsakMayor of GolbsiGreat Ankara Municipality

Mr. M.Masum SunDirector of Foreign Relations DepartmentAnkara Municipality

IstanbulMr. M.Tevfik GoksuDeputy Director GeneralIstanbul Water and WastewaterAdministration (ISKI)

Mr. Orhan Cemal GoktasDirectorIstanbul Water and Sewerage Administration(ISKI)

IllinoisMr. Pat QuinnLieutenant GovernorState of Illinois

Los AngelesMs. Kaylynn KimCommissionerPort of Los Angeles

Mr. Paul JohansenAsst Director Environmental MgmtPort of Los Angeles

Mr. Norman ArikawaInt’l Trade Development ManagerPort of Los Angeles

Mr. Keun-Ho ParkKorea RepresentativePort of Los Angeles

San BernardinoMr. Moises CisnerosInternational Trade managerEDA - County of San Bernardino

Mr. Paul HerreraCommunications SpecialistEDA-County of San Bernardino

Mr. Kevin PalmerDirector-Economic DevelopmentEDA-County of San Bernardino

Mr. Brian BaraschAssociateCB Richard Ellis, Inc.

Mr. Brian JoshzSpecial Projects CoordinatorBOS - County of San Bernardino

Mr. Gary OvittSupervisorBOS-County of San Bernardino

DubaiMr. Hussain Nasser LootahActing Director General of DubaiDubai Municipality

Mr. Yousuf Murad SalminHead of Public Relation SectionDubai Municipality

Mr. Ismail Al BannaDubai Municipality

Mr. Talib Abdulkareem JulfarDirector of Drainage & IrrigationDubai Municipality

Ho Chi Minh CityMr. Nguyen Huu TinDeputy MayorHCMC People's Committee

Mrs. Thi Thanh Hai PhamVice DirectorUrban Planning Institute of HCM City

Mr. Duc Tri PhamChief of External Relations (Interpreter)Hochiminh City Department of ExternalRelations

RUSSIA

SERBIA

CHINESE TAIPEI TURKEY

UAE

VIETNAMU.S.A.

TANZANIA

RWANDA

ICAP 2008 BUSAN SecretariatBusan Metropolitan City 2001, Jungangno, Yeonje-gu, Busan 611-735, Republic of KoreaTel: +82-51-888-2394 / Fax::+82-51-888-3638E-mail : [email protected]

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