FUTURE INFRASTRUCTURE
AND LOGISTICS SYSTEMS
– The Forum for Sustainable
transport in Arctic Europe
SCANDIC HOTEL FERRUM
Kiruna
SWEDEN
About
LKAB, Port of Narvik, Norrbottniabanan and Nordic Publishing in cooperation with North Sweden, North Norway and North Finland – European Offices, Barents Euro Arctic Council and Georange are proud to invite you to the conference “Future Infrastructure and Logistics Systems – The Forum for Sustainable transport in Arctic Europe” on February 17-18, 2020 at Scandic Hotel Ferrum, in Kiruna, Sweden.
The conference is organized by Nordic Publishing.
Speakers
Rune J.Arnøy, the CEO of Port of Narvik, is our first speaker to announce. He is an educated bank economist at the Norwegian Bank Academy, has an Executive Master’s Degree in Logistics at BI School of Economics and Administration.
We will announce more speakers here within short.
Venue & Accommodation
Scandic Hotel Ferrum
Newly renovated hotel, located in the middle of central Kiruna, 20 km north of the Arctic Circle.
Field Trip
Feb 17: A city in motion – The guided tour in the new City Hall
Feb 18: A guided tour to LKAB’S Visitor centre.
Registration is now open!
Register for the Future Infrastructure and Logistics Systems February 17-18 2020. All participants, speakers and exhibitors must register for the conference.Speakers and exhibitors will receive a booking link via e-mail. Accommodation is booked separately, see...
The basic industries in the north as well as the seafood industry in Northern Norway can lay a concrete foundation for a regional enlargement in the Arctic environment. The prospects for increased mineral extraction in Northern Sweden and Northern Finland are good. As well as increased demand for seafood from Northern Norway in particular.
The development of a large-scale and environmentally friendly basic industry development in Northern Norway, Northern Sweden and Northern Finland is threatened by shortcomings in transport infrastructure. In the short and medium term, continued capacity growth and the creation of a modern coastal railway are essential and in the slightly longer term, a Northern east / west rail link.
New deposits and new mines create values in the short and long term. A sustainable and viable mineral sector that can create new and more environmentally friendly value chains demands an expanded transportinfrastructure.
National transport plans in Norway, Sweden and Finland must, like the EU’s new infrastructure policy foresees, aim to remove bottlenecks, upgrade infrastructure and simplify cross-border transport for passengers and companies.
Purpose
The purpose of the conference is to focus on the current challenges and the political dimension of infrastructural and logistical issues in Northern Scandinavia and Finland and to promote increased cooperation between the regions in Northern Sweden, Norway and Finland for improved sustainable logistics.
Target group
The conference will bring together decision makers from Sweden, Norway and Finland working with infrastructure and logistical issues involving sustainable transportation in Northern Scandinavia and Finland.
Representatives from the basic industries, the seafood industry, industrial associations, politicians from municipalities, regional and national parliaments.
Programme
February 17
| 11.00 | Registration and lunch |
| 12.30 | Conference welcome Introduction and information Key-note speaker |
| 13.00 | Session 1 |
| 14.30 | Coffee |
| 15.00 | Session 2 |
| 16.15 | Session 3 |
| 17.15 | Conclusions – End of day 1 |
| 19.00 | Dinner |
February 18
| 07.45 | Registration |
| 08.30 | Session 4 – Conference welcome |
| 10.00 | Coffee |
| 10.30 | Session 5 |
| 11.00 | Key take away |
| 11.45 | Conclusions End of conference |
| 12.00 | Lunch |