26 November: Maximising the impact of South Sulawesi’s first railway line
Eastern Indonesia’s first railway line is under construction in South Sulawesi and is set to transform the province. The railway line will host freight and passenger transport, increasing connectivity that could improve the lives and livelihoods of many.
On Day 2, the AIC welcomed experts, including members of PAIR’s Research Advisory Panel to a policy forum to discuss the plans for the railway line from a national, provincial and industry perspective. This was followed by a panel discussion with PAIR researchers. They presented their findings to date alongside plans for the next stage of their research, which will inform strategies for realising the vision of a fully integrated and effective transport system.
Indonesian and Australian Government representatives delivered opening and closing remarks.
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Speakers
Minister of Transport
Republic of Indonesia
Special Staff, Econ
Affairs & Transport
Investment, RI
Member for Infrastructure
TGUPP
Head
SulSel Transport Office
PAIR Research
Coordinator, AIC
AIC Senior Fellow
Universitas Gadjah Mada
AIC Senior Fellow
Monash University
AIC Senior Fellow
ITS
Head, Comms & Outreach
AIC
Minister Counsellor,
Economic, Investment &
Infrastructure,
Australian Embassy
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