The 1st Global Summit & 15th REAAA Conference 2017
22 March 2017 Bali, Indonesia
The 1st IRF Global Summit will take place in Bali, Indonesia on the 22nd-24th March 2017.
It is the largest forum in Asia for showcasing new road technologies, and sharing best practices in the road sector. The theme of Roads for Better Living, seeks to promote more cost effective and sustainable roads and road networks that maximize the socio-economic benefits to society. A special focus will be paid to climate resilience, road safety, and connectivity.
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