South African Transport Conference
Episode 344 of the African Dialogue podcast, hosted by Channel Africa, titled "South African Transport Conference" was published on July 5, 2016 and runs 55 minutes.
July 5, 2016 ·55m · African Dialogue
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Episode Description
The Annual Southern African Transport Conference and Exhibition is currently underway in South Africa’s capital Pretoria under the theme – “Transport: A catalyst for socio-economic growth and development opportunities to improve the quality of life”. The SACT was started in 1982 with the need to transfer knowledge and build capacity within the transport sector. The conference brings together key role players in the transport sector such as Engineers, Academics, Manufacturers, Government officials and policy makers in transport. The South African Transport Minister Dipuo Peters in opening the conference highlighted that efficient transport systemsprovide socio-economic opportunities and benefits that result in positive multiplier effects such as a better accessibility to markets, employment and additional investments.
To talk to us about this we are joined by: Conf
1. Professor James Maina Chairperson: SATC Organising Committee
2. Mr Pieter van Niekerk Member of ATC Company Directors
3. Professor Alex Visser : Director of the Organising Committee of the Conference
To talk to us about this we are joined by: Conf
1. Professor James Maina Chairperson: SATC Organising Committee
2. Mr Pieter van Niekerk Member of ATC Company Directors
3. Professor Alex Visser : Director of the Organising Committee of the Conference
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