BRAINSTORMING SESSION
- PROGRAM


APEC TRANSPORTATION WORKING GROUP
Strategic Direction Paper
BRAINSTORMING SESSION

at the 16th APEC Transportation Working Group Meeting
Hong Kong, China
Monday, November 8, 1999

General themes:

  • Where do we go from here?
  • How might the TPT-WG ensure that clearly defined strategic directions and integration are incorporated into all new project proposals and overall work?
  • How might the TPT-WG better organize itself in order to more effectively achieve its outcomes?
  • How might the TPT-WG increase the extent to which it works with other APEC fora?
  • How can the TPT-WG increase the overall participation of all of its member economies?

Time

Segments

08:30-09:00 TPT-WG Introductory Plenary Session
Presenter: Ted Cherrett, Lead Shepherd, TPT-WG
09:00-10:00 Segment 1. Introductory Address
Presenter: Sir Gordon Wu Ying Sheung, KCMG
Chairman and Managing Director, Hopewell Holdings Ltd.
Facilitator: Ted Cherrett
Rapporteur: Colin Stacey, Transport Canada
This segment will focus on dominant future trends in the international transportation sector, and how they relate to the Asia-Pacific Region. It will be followed by questions and an open discussion.
10:00-10:15 Tea break
10:15-12:15 Segment 2. TPT-WG: From Bogor to Victoria and Beyond
Presenter: Ambassador Timothy Hannah, Executive Director, APEC Secretariat
Facilitator: Nigel Mouat, Deputy Lead Shepherd, TPT-WG
Rapporteur: USA

Issues explored in this session will include:

  • To what extent does the TPT-WG’s Action Program fulfill the priorities established by APEC?
  • Which of these priorities have received more or less attention in the Working Group’s Action Program to date?
  • Which of these priorities should be the focus of particular attention in the future Action Program?
  • How might the TPT-WG act to further support APEC’s trade and investment liberalization initiatives?
12:15-13:15 Lunch
13:15-15:15 Segment 3: The TPT-WG Means Business
Presenter: Prof. Chris Kissling, Coordinator, PECC Task Force on Transportation
Facilitator: Nigel Mouat
Rapporteur: Australia

Issues explored in this session will include:

  • To what extent does the TPT-WG’s Action Program comply with the priorities of the Asia-Pacific Region’s business/private sector?
  • How might it comply more with these priorities?
  • How might the TPT-WG attract greater business/private sector participation in its activities?
  • How might the TPT-WG work to more effectively take into account technological advances?
15:15-15:30 Tea break
15:30-17:30 Segment 4: A Strategic Direction for the TPT-WG
Chair: John Bowdler, Head of Delegation for Australia, Coordinator of the Steering Committee on Human Resources Development (including Training, Research and Education)
Final Remarks: Ted Cherrett

Issues explored in this session will include:

  • Examining the principal conclusions of the previous segments.
  • Identifying key themes for the future direction of the TPT-WG.

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