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CL 4 TCDPAP & FIDIC/ASPAC International Conference 2009, Kathmandu, Nepal CLOSING CEREMONY SPEECH 4) The Fourth is forming alliances. We had lots of opportunities to meet and greet and there has probably been several thousand business cards exchanged over the course of last couple of days. Not only did we find out who we talked to but we also learned something about what to talk about and if you as an individual have not benefited from this opportunity to meet and greet and find out more and form some alliances and develop some business then shame on you. I think the conference deserves a check mark on that one as well. 5) The last and the hardest bit. We got all the pieces.To Assemble now we have to execute the project. I think we are really looking at a way to respond to the spirit of the Prime Minister’s challenge and I think to do that we have to step out of our comfort zone as engineers. Leadership does not just mean the technical knowledge to execute projects, it also implies financial assembly of resources, and it implies a social understanding of what will work and what will not. It implies a political understanding of what is required to make the project happen. A couple of years ago, I got very interested in the lives of some of the earlier and very influential engineers that developed the canal systems in the pre-industrial revolution age, that developed the railways, that developed the first mobile sources for factories and so on and so forth. So when I read through the various biographies there was a pattern that emerged. Those giant engineers identified the society’s needs, devised solutions to those needs, raised the necessary money to execute the projects, arranged for parliamentary passage of the necessary laws, constructed the facilities and then ran them. And I would suggest you that for us to respond to the Prime Minister’s challenge we need to step out of our comfort zone and become like some of those great engineers in the past. So this conference that provided checks in four, out of five of the boxes, that I identified at the beginning of the presentation. Checking off the last one is up to you. Thank you all. Making Globalization Work: The Role of Consultants
TCDPAP & FIDIC/ASPAC International Conference 2009, Kathmandu, Nepal CL 5 CLOSING CEREMONY SPEECH Mr. Akihiko Hirotani The President, FIDIC ASPAC Grouping President of SCAEF, President of FIDIC, President of TCDPAP, distinguished ministers, distinguished guests, FIDIC family members, friends, ladies and gentlemen. I appreciate all of your kind support that has ensured the success of this conference. In this conference we have been discussing making globalization of role of consultants? Yes, indeed I have seen and heard so many roles of consultants being discussed which brings the safety and comfort to the people and community. I believe also the most important object of getting together to know each other have been fulfilled successfully. Yes, I have seen so many people talk to and exchange business cards. You got to excuse me if I see again in next occasion and say ‘how do you do?’ I might not remember all of you. We have shared much valuable knowledge and experience over the past three days including today and I trust that the last thing outcome of this conference is a stimulus to international consultant community to take great stride for in achieving a sustainable development to the firm commitment of each consulting engineers and member associations. One more thing I have come to realize during this conference, let me tell you, ladies and gentlemen, is the independence and integrity of our organization FIDIC. FIDIC activities are not supported by any specific and particular individuals. Not by any particular or specific organization, not by any particular or specific government of economy. In this way, FIDIC stays as independent and integrity, free to express clear message to all the clients in the world and to be heard and by then bring benefit to our industry and being trust. On its behalf, ladies and gentlemen, I sincerely hope for your continuous contribution to FIDIC and ASPAC activities. Making Globalization Work: The Role of Consultants
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