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Title:

Private-Public Partnership for Infrastructure Development

Author:

David Hong, President, Taiwan Institute of Economic Research; Christian Delvoie, Director, Infrastructure Department, East Asia and the Pacific Region, The World Bank; Nicholas Moore, Head of the Investment Banking Group, Macquarie Bank; Takumi Shibata, President and CEO, Nomura Asset Management Co., Ltd.; Peter de Wit, President, Shell Gas & Power for Asia Pacific Region; Pierre Victoria, Vice President for Institutional Relations, Veolia Water; Dominic Barton, Chairman, Asia Pacific McKinsey & Company

Year:

2005

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PECC 16 General Meeting, Seoul
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