Privatization of Hong Kong International Airport
HKGCC IATA Seminar -- November 20, 2003

The government announced in August its intention to proceed with the part-privatization of the Airport Authority and the required legislation would be introduced into the Legislative Council in 2004. The privatization of the airport is a major undertaking. Other than benefitting government's capital revenue, it has important implications for the airport operator, investors, airport users, as well as the general trade and business community. The Chamber held a seminar on this important issue on November 20 to provide a forum for stakeholders to share views on the approach to, and the issues involved in, a successful privatization

Stakeholders Panel

Wilson Fung Deputy Secretary Economic Development & Labour Bureau HKSAR Government	Alex Kam Head of Strategic Planning & Development Airport Authority HK (Delivering a speech for Raymond Lai, Finance Director AAHK)	Julian de la Camara Director User Charges, Member & Government Relations IATA	Michael McGhee Managing Director Corporate & Investment Banking Credit Suisse First Boston (U.K.)
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Moderator: Andrew Brandler, Group Managing Director & CEO, CLP Holdings
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Experts Panel

Peter MacKenzie-Williams Head of Aviation Transport Research Laboratory, United Kingdom	Prof Ho Lok Sang Director Centre for Public Policy Studies Lingnan University	Bob Cotterill Director Economic Policy & Regulation, Civil Aviation Authority of the U.K.	Dr Warren Mundy Director Bluestone Consulting, Australia
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Moderator: Andrew Brandler, Group Managing Director & CEO, CLP Holdings
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End of Seminar