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International Transport Facilities and Infrastructure Conference 2004

Australia, Sydney - 3rd to 5th February 2004
ICHCA is organising this conference in conjunction with the Pacific 2004 exhibition and would be delighted to see as many there as possible.

The theme is to present and promote opportunities, new products and innovative modus operandi in the road, rail sea, air and cross modal industries.

The organizers are currently calling for speakers - perhaps you may assist.
Date(s)
3rd to 5th February 2004
Time(s)
TBA
Venue
Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre
Contact for booking / more info
Paul Jeckeln National Seetary ICHCA Australia Ph: 61 7 3849 7745 Fax: 61 7 3849 7919 Email: ichcaaus@bigpond.com
Program
TBA
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Chief executive officer, Australian Supply Chain & Logistics Association (ASCLA)
Arthur Gribbin
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Esie Cortez
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