2005 ASEAN BUSINESS & INVESTMENT SUMMIT Saturday Sunday, December 2005

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1 Held in conjunction with the 11th ASEAN Summit 2005 ASEAN BUSINESS & INVESTMENT SUMMIT Saturday Sunday, December 2005 One Vision, One Identity, One Community Beyond Borders: Developing ASEAN s Competitive Advantages Official Opening & Keynote Address by: THE HON. DATO SERI ABDULLAH BIN HAJI AHMAD BADAWI Prime Minister of Malaysia Closing Keynote Address by: THE HON. DATO SERI RAFIDAH AZIZ Minister of International Trade & Industry, Malaysia SPECIAL LEADERS DIALOGUE Monday, 12 December 2005 Shangri-La Hotel, Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Organised by: Co-organised by: Co-Organised & Event Managed by ASEAN-CCI Supporting Organizations: NCCIM Cambodia Chamber of Commerce Indonesian Chamber of Commerce & Industry Lao National Chamber of Commerce & Industry National Chamber of Commerce & Industry of Malaysia Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry Singapore Business Federation Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry Federation of Thailand Industries Union of Myanmar Federation of Chambers of Commerce & Industry National Chamber of Commerce & Industry Brunei Darussalam

2 ASEAN BAC will put together the 2005 ASEAN Business & Investment Summit to complement the 11th ASEAN Summit. The objectives of the ASEAN Business & Investment Summit are: To foster an exchange of views and perceptions between the private sector and government within ASEAN and East Asia To facilitate commerce and trade between the communities within the ASEAN and the East Asia regions. To explore intra-and inter- ASEAN/East Asia business and investment opportunities To bring fore the enormous investment potential of ASEAN & East Asia To provide an interactive platform to the industry and business in the region to showcase business potential in the state. The first ASEAN BIS 2003 in Bali inaugurated a new era in fostering business networking. It saw a gathering of more than 700 business leaders from the ASEAN region and beyond. Following up on the success of ASEAN BIS 2003, ASEAN BAC with the support of ASEAN Chamber of Commerce and industry organized the second ASEAN BIS 2004 in Vientiane, Lao PDR. The second ASEAN BIS 2004 brought together more than 500 top business leaders from ASEAN, China, Japan, South Korea, India, Australia, New Zealand, USA and EU to discuss business integration and explore opportunities in trade and investment. It will also provide an excellent platform for networking. Hence, this summit co-organized by ASEAN Business Advisory Council with the relevant theme, One Vision, One Identity, One Community Beyond Borders: Developing ASEAN s Competitive Advantages focusing on ASEAN s Future is aimed at: Increasing ASEAN competitive edge in the global market and to ensure survival of ASEAN industry and trade in globalized world Promoting Intra ASEAN Trade; Encouraging intra ASEAN investment cross flows - optimize resource allocation and mobilization in the region and obtain maximum benefits from resource and economic complementarities. Encouraging FDI inflows into ASEAN and make ASEAN as a competitive international production center and export base. To tap the full potential afforded by regional economic cooperation and regional market opening. Simultaneous to the process of reconstruction, ASEAN and the East Asia regions are entering a phase of positive economic development and economic stability. The challenges for the forthcoming period are to maintain financial stability and to develop the capital and securities markets so as to broaden the range of financial services available to investors. Driven by a combination of rapid increase in exports and continued strength in domestic demand, East Asia recorded strong growth in the first three quarters of the year. This growth, coupled with high commodity prices, including oil prices, has led to a rise in inflation across the region, although it has moderated in recent months. The region s stock markets have in general rebounded sharply in recent months, following weak performance in the middle of the year. Reflecting the broad weakness of the US dollar and robust balance of payments, East Asian currencies have appreciated against the dollar except the Indonesian rupiah and the Philippine peso. The current account surpluses and strong capital inflows have led to a sizable increase in East Asia s foreign exchange reserves. Continued progress in financial and corporate restructuring and improved prudential indicators have further reduced East Asia s financial vulnerability. The ASEAN region in the stable, prosperous and integrated East Asia area sees the best way to achieve cohesion and prosperity for the whole Region. Compatible economic structures, as well as numerous competitive advantages of East Asia economies will ensure sustainable growth, market liberalization, strong financial policies and macroeconomic stability, as common and achievable priorities for all members of our region. BENEFITS OF PARTICIPATION Understand the new imperatives of post-modern leadership in Southeast Asia today. Gain a broader and more precise perspective on crucial developments and key trends in Southeast Asia and East Asia Discover the forces that influence competitive dynamics and their implications for doing business in ASEAN, Korea, Japan and China Assess the opportunities for business and investment in ASEAN+3 member countries. Discover the new dimensions and changing paradigms of regional integration in ASEAN and East Asia. Hear from and dialogue with key Government policy makers and captains of industry who are movers and shakers and opinion leaders in Southeast Asia and East Asia. Forge new business contacts through interaction and networking with fellow Forum participants. WHO SHOULD ATTEND? LEADERS, MOVERS and SHAKERS in their own right who have a profound and strategic interest in Southeast Asia, particularly Chairmen of the Board and Board Members Managing Directors and Chief Executive Officers Senior Government officials and policy makers Corporate policy makers and planning managers Senior managers Entrepreneurs Strategy and management consultants Investment bankers and industry analysts Economists and academics ASEAN and East Asia remain fully committed to complete started economic reforms, improve overall economic performance of the country and encourage more foreign investors to invest in the region.

3 REGISTRATION FORM Please register me for the 2005 ASEAN BUSINESS & INVESTMENT SUMMIT 9-11 December 2005 and Special Leaders Dialogue 12 December 2005 Shangri-La Hotel Kuala Lumpur Dr/Mr/Ms: Position: Tel: Fax: Organization s Name: Mailing Address: Postcode: Approving Manager s Name: Position: Human Resources/Training Manager: Tel: Fax: This registration form may be duplicated for additional delegates Bankdraft / Cheque No. Bank Amount Please Indicate the nature of your business: natural resources construction/engineering manufacturing communications & IT insurance / healthcare service & retail financial Properties consultancy education other, please specify Please tick your attendance: 9-11 December : 2005 ASEAN Business & Investment Summit 10 December : Gala Dinner at Dewan Merdeka, PWTC KL 12 December : Special Leaders Dialogue If undelivered please return to: Asian Strategy & Leadership Institute Khazanah ASLI 1718 Jalan Ledang, Off Jalan Duta, Kuala Lumpur. Tel: Fax: sydneywong@asli.com.my Website: PRINTED PAPERS (Please do not remove this label) VITAL INFORMATION BAYARAN POS JELAS POSTAGE PAID PEJABAT POS BESAR KUALA LUMPUR MALAYSIA NO: WP 0301 LICENCE AJL: YOUR INVESTMENT FOR THE SUMMIT Full Registration Fee: RM per person (Malaysian PLCs) USD per person (Foreign participants) Special Group Discount: RM per person (Malaysian / CLMV participants of Group of 4 or more) USD per person (Foreign participants of 4 or more) Note: All fees are inclusive of luncheons, refreshments and conference materials VENUE Shangri-La Hotel, Kuala Lumpur PAYMENT The fee must be paid in advance of the event, walk-in delegates with payment will be admitted on space availability basis. Cheque and bankdrafts should be crossed and made payable to Asian Strategy and Leadership Incorporated Sdn Bhd. FOR GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS A Local Order or letter of approval to participate must be presented before the forum. SUBSTITUTION/CANCELLATIONS Substitution is allowed for registered delegates. Please note that all payments must be made prior to the event proper. For cancellations, a refund minus 10% service charge will be sent to the said delegates if cancellation is received in WRITTING by 1 November No refunds will be made for cancellations received after 1 November REGISTRATION Send/fax this entire form (or a photocopy) to: SYDNEY WONG Asian Strategy & Leadership Incorporated Sdn Bhd ( D) Khazanah ASLI, 1718, Jalan Ledang, Off Jalan Duta, Kuala Lumpur. Tel : (603) ext. 216 (603) direct line Toll Free : (603) Fax : (603) sydneywong@asli.com.my Website : Crossed cheques should be made payable to Asian Strategy and Leadership Incorporated Sdn Bhd.

4 PROGRAMME PRE-REGISTRATION FRIDAY, 9 DECEMBER pm 5.30pm DAY ONE SATURDAY, 10 DECEMBER am 8.20am 8.20am 8.50am 8.45am 8.55am 9.00am 9.10am 9.10am 9.20am 9.20am 10.00am Arrival of Invited Guests (All guests to be seated by 8.45am) Arrival of Guests-of-Honour WELCOMING REMARKS SPECIAL ADDRESS OFFICIAL OPENING & KEYNOTE ADDRESS Engines of Growth Asia and the Future of World Business by The Hon. Dato Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi Prime Minister of Malaysia 4.00pm 5.00pm Concurrent Sessions: Developments in specific sectors discussion with Ministers from East Asia countries 5.00pm 5.30pm CLOSING KEYNOTE ADDRESS by THE HON. DATO SERI RAFIDAH AZIZ Minister of International Trade & Industry Malaysia End of Summit Afternoon refreshments and informal business networking INFORMAL DINNER SUNDAY 11 DECEMBER 2005 Shangri-La Hotel, Kuala Lumpur 7.30 pm 8.00 pm : Arrival and Registration of Guests and Participants 8.15 pm 8.30pm : Arrival of Guests of Honor 8.30 pm 8.45pm : Welcome Remarks 8.45 pm pm : Dinner Commences 10.00pm 10.30pm : Entertainment 10.00am 10.30am 10.35am 12.20pm 12.30pm 2.00pm 2.15pm 3.45pm 3.50pm 5.20pm 5.20pm Morning refreshments and informal business networking Fuelling ASEAN's Economic Integration LUNCHEON & KEYNOTE ADDRESS Reflections of ASEAN: Looking Back, Moving Ahead The Malaysian Perspectives ASEAN s Business & Investment Opportunities: Attracting Foreign Investment for the Long Term Trading Up: Building ASEAN's Trade Potential Afternoon refreshments and informal business networking pm : End of Dinner. DAY THREE MONDAY, 12 DECEMBER 2005 SPECIAL LEADERS DIALOGUE 8.00am 9.00am 9.05am 9.50 am 10.00am 10.45am SPECIAL LEADERS SESSION I Korea and ASEAN Towards a Creative Partnership SPECIAL LEADERS SESSION II Japan s Role In Southeast Asia Strengthening Cooperation, Expanding Opportunities End of Day One GALA DINNER SATURDAY 10, DECEMBER 2005 Dewan Merdeka, PWTC Kuala Lumpur 11.00am 11.45am 11.50am 12.05pm SPECIAL LEADERS SESSION III China s Peaceful Rise: Implications and Opportunities for ASEAN Break 7.00pm 7.30pm 8.00pm : Assemble at Selected Hotel Lobbies to depart for PWTC : Arrival and Registration of Participants 12.10pm 12.45pm SPECIAL LEADERS SESSION IV India Partnering with ASEAN for Mutual Prosperity and Shared Interests 8.15pm 8.30pm : Arrival of Guests of Honor 12.50pm 2.15pm Lunch 8.30pm 8.45pm 8.45pm 10.00pm : Welcome Remarks : Dinner Commences 2.30pm 3.15pm SPECIAL LEADERS SESSION V Australia s Partnership with East Asia: Building a New Relationship 10.00pm 10.30pm 10.30pm : Entertainment : End of Dinner. 3.30pm 4.15pm SPECIAL LEADERS SESSION VI ASEAN New Zealand Relations in the 21st Century: Dawn of a New Era? DAY TWO SUNDAY, 11 December am 8.25am 8.30am 10.00am Growing and Transforming ASEAN Companies Making ASEAN Companies More Competitive 10.05am 10.25am 10.30am 11.35am 11.40am 12.45pm Morning refreshments and informal business networking SPECIAL DIALOGUE & KEYNOTE PANEL WITH ASEAN HEADS OF GOVERNMENT PART I Moving ASEAN Forward: Sustaining The Momentum SPECIAL DIALOGUE & KEYNOTE PANEL WITH ASEAN HEADS OF GOVERNMENT PART II Moving ASEAN Forward: Sustaining The Momentum 1.00m 2.30pm LUNCHEON & KEYNOTE ADDRESS Reflections of ASEAN: Looking Back, Moving Ahead The Singapore Perspective 2.40pm 3.50pm Recapturing Dynamism in Asia s Corporate Sector: Opportunities and Challenges for Asian Companies 4.30pm 5.15pm SPECIAL LEADERS SESSION VII Russia-ASEAN Relations: A New Era of Comprehensive Partnership End of Special Sessions Afternoon refreshments and informal business networking DAY FOUR TUESDAY, 13 DECEMBER 2005 GOLF AT THE MINES RESORT & GOLF CLUB Golf under the Royal Patronage of His Majesty the King of Malaysia Organised by the Kuala Lumpur Malay Chamber of Commerce (KLMCC) The organizers reserve the right to amend the programme in the best interest of the Summit. Copyright Asian Strategy & Leadership Institute (ASLI) 2005.

5 INVITED SPEAKERS The Hon. Dato Seri Abdullah Bin Haji Ahmad Badawi Prime Minister, Malaysia Dato Syed Amin Aljeffri Chairman, ASEAN Business Advisory Council (ASEAN BAC) H.E. Ong Keng Yong Secretary-General, Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Tan Sri Azman Hashim Chairman, East Asia Business Council, Malaysia The Hon. Cham Prasidh Senior Minister of Commerce, Cambodia Mr Freddy Lam Chairman, ASEAN Chamber of Commerce & Industry (ASEAN CCI) Mr Guenter Rohrmann Chief Operating Officer, Global Customer Solutions, DHL The Hon. Dato Seri Syed Hamid Albar Minister of Foreign Affairs Malaysia Mr Tri Kanchanadul Chief Executive Officer Pantavanij Co.,Ltd, Thailand The Hon. Dato Seri Rafidah Aziz Minister of International Trade & Industry Malaysia The Hon. Dato Mustapa Mohamed Minister in the Prime Minister s Department Malaysia The Hon. Mr Lim H ng Kiang Minister for Trade and Industry, Republic of Singapore The Hon. Pehin Dato Dr. Awang Haji Ahmad bin Haji Jumat Minister of Industry & Primary Resources, Brunei Darussalam The Hon. Dr Mari Pangestu Minister of Trade, Republic of Indonesia H.E. Mr Soulivong Daravong Minister of Commerce, Lao People s Democratic Republic H E Bo Xilai Minister of Commerce, People s Republic of China H.E. Mr. Rob Portman US Trade Representative The Hon. Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad Former Prime Minister of Malaysia The Hon. Mr. Watana Muangsook Minister of Industry, Thailand H.E. Vo Hong Phuc Minister of Planning and Investment, Vietnam Datuk David Chua Joint Secretary-General, Malaysia China Business Council, Malaysia Tan Sri Francis Yeoh Group Managing Director, YTL Corporation Berhad, Malaysia Mr George S Tahija President Director, PT Austindo Nusantara Jaya, Indonesia Mr. Matthew P. Daley President, US-ASEAN Business Council, USA Mr Y C Deveshwar President, Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), India Mr Wan Jifei Chairman, China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT) Mr Yoshio Nakamura Senior Managing Director, Keizai Koho Center/ Senior Managing Director, Nippon Keidanren, Japan Dato Mohd Azlan Hashim Chairman, PROTON Berhad, Malaysia Mr Sim Wong Hoo Chairman and CEO, Creative Technology Ltd, Singapore Mr Naresh K Goyal Chairman, Jet Airways (India) Pvt. Limited, India Mr John Choi President, MarkAny, Inc., Korea Dato Tony Fernandes Chief Executive Officer, AirAsia Berhad, Malaysia Mr Philip Lewin Chairman, NZ Trade Liberalization Network/New Zealand Representative of APEC Business Advisory Council (ABAC)/ Chief Executive Officer, Positively Wellington Business His Majesty Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah Mu'izzaddin Waddaulah Sultan and Yang Di-Pertuan of Brunei Darussalam H.E. President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono President of Republic of Indonesia H.E. BG Lee Hsien Loong Prime Minister of Republic of Singapore H.E. Phan Van Khai Prime Minister of Vietnam H.E. Samdech Hun Sen Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Cambodia H.E. President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo President of the Republic of The Philippines H.E. Pol. Lt. Col Thaksin Shinawatra Prime Minister of Thailand H.E. Soe Win Prime Minister of The Union of Myanmar H.E. Boungnang Vorachit Prime Minister of The Lao People s Democratic Republic The Hon. Lee Kuan Yew Minister Mentor, Republic of Singapore Dato Azman Mokhtar Managing Director of Khazanah Nasional Berhad, Malaysia Mr Tanri Abeng Chairman, Telkom Indonesia/Co-Chairman, Malaysia-Indonesia Business Council Mr Wong Wai-Ming Chief Executive Officer, Global China Group Holdings, Hong Kong Dato Mohd Nazir Abdul Razak Chief Executive / Managing Director, Commerce International Merchant Bankers Berhad, Malaysia Mr Ian Buchanan Senior Executive Adviser, Booz Allen & Hamilton Australia, New Zealand, SE Asia (ANZSEA) The Hon. Datuk Seri S Samy Vellu Minister of Works Malaysia The Hon. Sun Chanthol Minister of Public Works and Transport, Cambodia The Hon. Aburizal Bakrie Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs, Republic of Indonesia Dato Ir. Hamzah Hasan Chief Executive Officer, Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB), Malaysia The Hon. Tan Sri Dato Haji Muhyiddin bin Haji Mohd. Yassin Minister of Agriculture & Agro-based Industry The Hon. Cao Duc Phat Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Vietnam H.E. President Roh Moo-hyun President, Republic of Korea Mr Oudet Souvannavong Immediate Past Chairman of The ASEAN BAC H.E. Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi Prime Minister of Japan H.E. Premier Wen Jiabao Prime Minister, People s Republic of China H.E. Prime Minister Manmohan Singh Prime Minister of India Tan Sri Ajit Singh Former Secretary-General, ASEAN The Hon. Prime Minister John Howard Prime Minister of Australia The Hon. Mrs Helen Clark Prime Minister of New Zealand Mr Lim Chee Onn Executive Chairman, Keppel Corporation, Singapore H.E. President Vladimir Putin President of the Russian Federation Mr Solomon Trujillo Chief Executive Officer, Telstra Australia

6 ASEAN BUSINESS ADVISORY COUNCIL (ASEAN BAC) The establishment of the ASEAN Business Advisory Council (ASEAN-BAC) was a decision of the ASEAN Heads of Government (ASEAN Leaders) at the 7th ASEAN Summit held in Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei Darussalam, in The ASEAN Leaders established ASEAN-BAC as the primary vehicle for private sector feedback and guidance to boost their efforts towards creating an integrated and competitive ASEAN economy. To realize these objectives, the ASEAN Leaders, upon the advice of senior economic officials and the respective chambers of commerce, personally nominate up to three business leaders from each country to sit on the Council. In terms of economic power, ASEAN comprises a market of more than 500 million people and has an annual gross production well over USD500 billion. It is a region that is strategically positioned between the two global giants of India and China. Therefore, ASEAN's economic potential is enormous. The challenges the region faces, however, are also numerous. To address these challenges, the ASEAN Leaders have introduced trade and investment initiatives, established a high-level task force of senior government officials to deliberate on trade and investment policies and hired a major consulting company to produce an ASEAN competitive study. Now they have formed a business advisory council consisting of top private sector leaders and captains of ASEAN industry to be the governments' partner in creating a more dynamic, integrated and competitive ASEAN economy. With the establishment of the ASEAN-BAC and the conclusion of its first working session, the governments of ASEAN have added a critical new element in their drive towards a stronger and more prosperous regional economy. Since its launch in Jakarta in April 2003, ASEAN-BAC has convened 12 meetings in all 10 ASEAN nations, giving members the opportunity to engage and interact with local officials and the business community. It has concluded two ASEAN Business and Investments Summits (ASEAN-BIS) in Bali in October, 2003 and in Vientiane in December, 2004 ASEAN-CCI ASEAN-CCI, comprising the chambers of commerce and industry of the ASEAN countries, supports the objectives of ASEAN in its pursuit of effective measures for regional economic cooperation and integration. ASEAN-CCI Its role includes accelerating the economic growth and progress in the region through joint approaches and actions to strengthen the foundation and coordination for the enhancement of the communities of ASEAN. ASEAN-CCI fosters closer relations and cooperation between and among the constituent members. It promotes mutual assistance in matters of common interest in the solution of economic problems in the area. With regard to other regional and international organisations having similar aims and objectives, ASEAN-CCI strives to develop closer relations and collaboration. EAST ASIA BUSINESS COUNCIL (EABC) The East Asia Business Council (EABC) was established in April 2004 and comprises three members of the private sector from each of the ASEAN countries, Japan, China and Republic of Korea, appointed by the respective Economic Ministers. The Council's primary objectives are to strengthen co-operation among business sectors in the region as well as promote intra-regional trade and investment. The Council provides its views and recommendations at the annual consultation with ASEAN+3 Economic Ministers. ASLI ASLI is dedicated to creating a better society and is an independent, not-for-profit research institute that promotes leadership, strategic thinking and bilateral business partnership. ASLI s mission is to help organisations enhance leadership and strategic capabilities through the interchange of ideas, information and knowledge. Towards the end, ASLI continuously engages in the research and implementation of strategic leadership programmes, publications, conference, CEO Membership forums, and international bilateral business missions. ASLI s events have been addressed by Heads of State, Prime Minister, Senior Cabinet Ministers, Captains of Industry and prominent strategic thinkers to discuss issues of strategic importance to governments and businesses. ASLI has, over the years, organised high level programmes focussing on bilateral business partnership in Singapore, Indonesia, Philippines, Australia, Japan, USA, Canada, Britain, Germany, China and South Africa. All net proceeds from ASLI s programmes are donated to the non-profit ASLI Foundation. ASLI is also the Malaysian Secretariat of various bilateral business councils namely Malaysian-British, Malaysia-US, Malaysia-Indonesia, Malaysia-China, and Malaysia-Russia. KUALA LUMPUR MALAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE (KLMCC) The Kuala Lumpur Malay Chamber of Commerce (KLMCC) with some 2200 members, comprising a cross section of Malay businesses, is currently the leading business organization for Malay entrepreneurs and businesses in Kuala Lumpur. The KLMCC provides facilitation and guidance to their members through numerous value added services including networking opportunities. In addition, the KLMCC acts as the voice of advocacy for Malay businesses and entrepreneurs through direct communication with government authorities. Official summit delegates qualify for special summit rates at the hotels listed. All correspondences on hotel arrangements and reservations should be made directly to the hotel of your choice and not to summit organizer. Delegates will be responsible for their hotel arrangements and are advised to make reservations early due to peak period. Please note the rates quoted are inclusive of 10% service charge, 5% government tax and breakfast. However for the Service Apartments, the rates quoted are not inclusive of breakfast. Please check with the respective hotel for other room categories. HOTEL RATES Shangri-La* Tel: / Fax: nur.alysa@shangri-la.com Executive (Single) MYR586.50nett per room per night Executive (Twin) MYR621.00nett per room per night Renaissance* Corner of Tel: / Fax: reservations@renaissance-kul.com Superior (New World Wing) MYR247.25nett per room per night Deluxe (Renaissance Wing) MYR339.25nett per room per night Sheraton Imperial* Tel: / Fax: norzam.meorhashim@luxurycollection.com Executive Room MYR350.75nett per room per night Twin Towers Exec. Room MYR379.50nett per room per night Crowne Plaza Mutiara* Tel: / Fax: Kulcp_reservation@ichotelsgroup.com Grand Deluxe (Single) MYR391.00nett per room per night Grand Deluxe (Double) MYR425.50nett per room per night Concorde* Tel: / Fax: kl@concorde.net Superior Executive MYR218.50nett per room per night Concorde MYR253.00nett per room pernight Equatorial* Tel: / Fax: reservations@kul.equatorial.com Superior Single MYR379.50nett per room per night Superior Twin MYR448.50nett per room per night Nikko Jalan Ampang, KL Tel: / Fax: reservation@hotelnikko.com.my Premier Single MYR333.50nett per room per night Premier Double MYR425.50nett per room per night Prince Jalan Conlay, KL Tel: / Fax: enquiry@princehotelkl.com.my Deluxe (Single) MYR345.00nett per room per night Deluxe (Double) MYR368.00nett per room per night (inclusive of 1 x transfer from Prince Shangri-La), Additional transfer arrangement at RM20++ p/pax p/way for the above. Ritz Carlton Jalan Imbi, KL Tel: / Fax: sonja_yap@ritzcarlton.com.my Executive Deluxe (Single/Double) MYR460.00nett per room per night Crown Regency Service Apartments Jalan P. Ramlee, KL Tel: / Fax: crsa.kul@crownhotels.com.sg Premier Apt. (Studio Room) MYR178.00nett per room per night** Regent Apt. (1 Bedroom) MYR198.00nett per room per night** Princess Apt. (2 Bedroom) MYR328.00nett per room per night** Istana Jalan Raja Chulan, KL Tel: / Fax: kellie.ng@hik.meritus-hotels.com Deluxe (Single) MYR241.50nett per room per night Deluxe (Double) MYR287.50nett per room per night Westin Jalan Bukit Bintang, KL Tel: / Fax: Irene.chia@westin.com / twkl.reservation@westin.com Deluxe Twin Tower (Single) MYR532.00nett per room per night Deluxe Twin Tower (Double) MYR562.40nett per room per night Sunway Lagoon Resort Bandar Sunway, Petaling Jaya Tel: / junec@sunway.com.my Deluxe (Single) MYR331.20nett per room per night Deluxe (Double) MYR356.50nett per room per night * Near to conference venue. **Promotional rates until further notice