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Deadline Extended till 1st May!

Viet Traffic 2008 is an exclusive business platform for land transport infrastructure, incorporating road and rail technology, for projects in and beyond Vietnam.

Led by a high level and focused conference, the event provides an insight into current and priority projects in Vietnam.

It’s aimed for operators, providers and other transport professionals to get a critical overview of the pace and development of the explosion of transportation projects in Vietnam.

The conference organisers welcome the submission of abstracts of papers for consideration for presentation at the conference.

Papers which present developments, case studies, works in progress, trends or projections are all welcome.

Submissions are encouraged from professionals from the road, rail and related industries.

This is a unique opportunity to be recognised as a leader in your field and present your experiences and knowledge with other industry professionals.

We are seeking presentations in the following areas:

ROAD TECHNOLOGIES
Traffic Management Technologies
ITS Systems
Road Pricing

RAIL TECHNOLOGIES
Communications & Signaling
Rail Operations & Services
Railroad development
Other Rail technologies

URBAN TRANSPORT PLANNING
Integrated land use
Inter/Multi-modal transport planning and case studies

SUSTAINABILITY
Sustainable urban transport

If you are interested in presenting at Viet Traffic 2008, please complete the application form.

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If you would like to discuss papers or if you would like to propose a particular speaker, please contact us.

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VIETNAM - Representatives from Vietnam's Ministry of Transport (MOT) and Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD) met recently in Hanoi to discuss the establishment of a human resource training initiative in surfacing and maintenance of rural roads.. More…

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VIETNAM - The attraction of Vietnam is obvious. Aside from abundant cheap labor, there is the rapidly improving infrastructure — roads, rails and harbors — necessary for moving product in, out and around the country. There also are the two decades of "Doi Moi" (New Changes) reforms, which have given Vietnam one of the world's most open economies. More…

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VIETNAM - France will set aside €22.8 million (US$35.63 million) to help Vietnam develop rural infrastructure in northern Lao Cai Province (Source: Thanh Nien News, 3 August 2008). More…

HANOI, VIETNAM - President Nguyen Minh Triet had asked for Japan's cooperation in building a high-speed rail link to connect the northern and southern parts of the country as well as highways. More…

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