With a large number of rail projects being planned or under construction, Asia has become one of the most exciting rail markets in the world. The Asia Pacific Rail brings together global rail leaders to discuss the latest trends, opportunities and challenges. The event will showcase the latest innovations in the rail sector and provide a platform for leaders of rail authorities and operators to share their insights into the future of rail.

Our global and regional rail leadership team will discuss the latest trends in the industry and how we can work with you. Visit us at Booth F59 or book a meeting with us at the Networking Zone.

29-30 May 2024

Time	09:00 – 17:00
Location	Exhibition Hall EH100-101, BITEC, Bangkok \| Booth F59 & Networking Zone

Arup’s rail and transport leaders will speak on different rail topics:

	INTERVIEWER & MODERATOR Keynote Rail Leader Panel Unleashing Asia’s next generation of rail infrastructure: Getting ready for the future TC Chew Global Rail Business Leader 29 May, 09:20 – 10:40 (GMT +7) Keynote Theatre
	SPEAKER Realtime data transmission and management for predictive analytics Manpreet Mann Thailand Rail Systems Lead 29 May, 11:50 – 12:10 (GMT +7) Signalling & Communications Theatre
	SPEAKER Paving the way for resilient rail Alice Reis Australasia Rail Business Leader 29 May, 14:30 – 15:00 (GMT +7) RailTech Talks 1
	SPEAKER Better data for better railways: A whole lifecycle approach David Moran Director, Digital Services in Transport, Asia-Pacific 30 May, 16:00 – 16:20 (GMT +7) Digital Rail Theatre

Meet with Arup leaders

Make an appointment to meet with our rail leaders at the Networking Zone. Please fill out the form below and a member of our team will be in touch to arrange your meeting.

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