Removing the barriers off the Eurasian railway transport market, the Wider Black Sea Area (WBSA) as transport turntable on the East-West axis, building single railway networks in the WBSA platform, the challenges of freight transport on the above-mentioned axis or urbanisation in a vast territory and the challenges of urban and interurban rail transport, these are only few of the major-interest topics for the players involved in the railway transport activity to be debated during the “Railway Days” – WBSA Railway Summit, organised by Club Feroviar and the Romanian Railway Industry Association (AIF) in Bucharest on the 4-5 October (Radisson Blu Hotel).
The two organising associations will be joined by participants from the Romanian Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure (MTI), executives from the Romanian Railway Authority, CFR SA, FR Marfă, CFR Călători, CER, UNIFE, UIC, DG MOVE, EURNEX, UIP, OSJD, ERESS as well as many other participants and speakers (250 expected participants).
Among them
– Zoltán Kazatsay, Deputy Director General Directorate – General for Mobility and Transport Coordination of Transport Activities and Transport Security Matters,
– Dan Cernişov, President – Romanian Railway Industry Association (AIF) & Deputy General Director ISAF,
– Ştefan Roşeanu, Secretary General AIF & Senior Partner – Club Feroviar,
– Lord Tony Berkeley, Chairman – Rail Freight Group UK,
– Dinu Drăgan, General Director – Romanian Railway Authority (AFER),
– Miroslaw Kanclerz, Vice Director International Cooperation Department – PKP PLK S.A,
– Jérémie Pélerin, Senior Corporate and Public Affairs Manager -UNIFE & Executive Secretary General – Rail Forum Europe,
– Klaus Riessberger, President – UEEIV,
– Helmut Meelich, Project Manager – UNECE,
– Matteo Mussini, Senior Policy Adviser for Central and Eastern Europe – CER,
– Anzor Glonti, OSJD Specialist – Commission on Transport Policy and Development Strategy,
– Frank Panse, Administrative Manager – EURNEX,
– Boris Zivec, Director – Public Agency of the Republic of Slovenia for Railway Transport & Vicepresident RailNetEurope,
– Sejdi Hoxha, Chairman of the Board – Kosovo Railways,
– Ivan Matasić, Board Member – HZ Infrastruktura,
– Bo Olsson, Chief Strategist, Trafikverket,
– Rupert Dyer, Associate Rail Operations – ARUP,
– Dyre Martin Gulbrandsen, Director – ERESS, Torben Holvad, Economic Adviser – ERA,
– Frank Jost, Directorate, General for Mobility and Transport – EU Commission,
– Miklos Kopp, Managing Director – Hungarian Rail Association,
– Andrija Radusinovic, CEO – Container Terminal and General Cargo Bar,
– Isabelle Ryckbost, Director – European Federation of Inland Ports (EFIP)
– Holger Segerer, Secretary General – Union Internationale des Wagons Prives (UIP)
– Gerdwin Lammers, President – Romanian Transporters Association (ATR)
– Ferenc Márton, Deputy General Director – MÁV-TRAKCIÓ Zrt
– Ralf-Charley Schultze, Multimodal Logistics Director – GEFCO
The two days of Summit will be completed by the Railway Technology Expo, the perfect event for those interested in presenting their product portfolio, but also to communicate directly to potential customers, their competitive advantages. The two exhibitions will take place at the conference and at Gara de Nord railway station in Bucharest. Exhibitors include : Alstom, Bombardier, ECM, Grup Feroviar Român, Siemens, Almex, Astra Vagoane Călători, Atelierele CFR Griviţa, Remar Paşcani SA, Remarul 16 Februarie, Reva Simeria, Softronic Craiova, Transferoviar Grup, RATB, Knorr Bremse, Electroputere, VAE Apcarom, PORR, Wiebe România, IVU Traffic, ISAF, Funkwerk, Romkatel, Alfrednet, Consis Proiect, Spiact, Friem, TotalSoft and Zhuzhou CSR Times Electric Co. (CSR).
For further details, you can visit the web site www.railwaysummit.com
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