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ICHCA Luncheon

Australia, Adelaide - 26th August 2003
ICHCA'S OBJECTIVE IS "TO PROMOTE EFFICIENCY AND ECONOMY IN THE HANDLING AND MOVEMENT OF GOODS, FROM ORIGIN TO DESTINATION, BY ALL MODES, AND AT ALL PHASES OF THE NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORT CHAIN".

THE ICHCA LUNCHEONS AIM TO MEET THIS OBJECTIVE THROUGH EXPERT AND INFORMED SPEAKERS ADDRESSING SPECIFIC ISSUES AND ELEMENTS IN THE TOTAL LOGISTICS CHAIN.

Freight Transport Developments in South Australia

Speaker: Minister Michael Wright MP, Minister for Transport
Date(s)
26th August 2003
Time(s)
11.30 for 12.00 pm
Venue
Lakes Hotel, 141 Brebner Drive, West Lakes
Contact for booking / more info
Carolyn Amos: Fax: (08) 8232 0396 E-mail: carolyn.amos@maunsell.com.au
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