HIGHLIGHTSIN PICTURESTRANSPORT FOR A CHANGING WORLD

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Photo credits for the Highlights of the 2014 Summit brochures: © OECD/ITF, Marco Urban, Marc-Steff en Unger, Simone M. Neumann, Sebastian Bolesch

About the International Transport ForumThe International Transport Forum at the OECD is an intergovernmental organisation with 54 member countries. It acts as a think tank for transport policy and organises an Annual Summit of ministers. Our goal is to help shape the transport policy agenda on a global level, and ensure that it contributes to economic growth, environmental protection, social inclusion and the preservation of human life and well-being.

A propos du Forum International des Transports Le Forum International des Transports de l’OCDE, est une organisation intergouvernementale comprenant 54 pays membres. Le Forum mène une analyse politique stratégique dans le domaine des transports et organise un sommet ministériel annuel. Notre ambition est d’aider à façonner l’agenda politique mondial des transports, et de veiller à ce qu’il contribue à la croissance économique, la protection de l’environnement, la cohésion sociale et la préservation de la vie humaine et du bien-être.

Über das WeltverkehrsforumDas Weltverkehrsforum der OECD ist eine intergouvernementale Organisation mit 54 Mitgliedsstaaten. Es agiert als Denkfabrik und organisiert ein jährliches Gipfeltreffen der Verkehrsminister. Unser Ziel ist es, die Agenda der Verkehrspolitik auf globaler Ebene mitzugestalten und sicherzustellen, dass sie zu Wirtschaftswachstum, Umweltschutz, sozialer Inklusion und der Bewahrung menschlichen Lebens und Wohlbefi ndens beiträgt.

Every year, ministers of transport from around the world are joined by business leaders, top researchers, representatives from international organisations, business and trade associations and NGOs for three days of debate and exchange at the Annual Summit of the International Transport Forum in Leipzig, Germany. More than 1 100 delegates from

some 70 countries, including more than 30 ministers, met on 21-23 May 2014, to examine the impact of global megatrends on transport under the heading “Transport for a Changing World”. This brochure conveys the breadth of the event in images that I hope you will enjoy. Also available is a brochure summarising the substantive discussions.

Les ministres des transports du monde entier se retrouvent chaque année pendant trois jours pour participer à des débats et échanger leurs points de vue lors du Sommet annuel du Forum International des Transports à Leipzig (Allemagne). Y participent également les PDG et dirigeants du secteur, des chercheurs, des représentants d’organisations

internationales et d’associations professionnelles, et des dirigeants d’organisations internationales. Ainsi plus de 1 100 délégués (dont plus de 30 ministres) issus de 70 pays se sont réunis du 21 au 23 mai 2014 pour mesurer l’impact des mégatendances dans les transports sous le thème « Des transports pour un monde en changement ». Cette brochure fournit une synthèse visuelle du Sommet et j’espère que vous l’apprécierez. Une brochure reprenant la teneur des discussions est également disponible.

Einmal im Jahr treffen sich Verkehrsminister aus der ganzen Welt mit Wirtschaftsführern, Wissenschaftlern, Vertretern internationaler Organisationen, Verbände und NGOs zu einem dreitägigen Gedankenaustausch im Rahmen des Weltverkehrsforums in Leipzig. Mehr als 1 100 Teilnehmer aus rund 70 Ländern, darunter mehr als 30 Minister, kamen dort vom

21. bis 23. Mai 2014 zusammen, um unter der Überschrift „Verkehr für eine Welt im Wandel“ die Auswirkungen aktueller Megatrends auf den Verkehrssektor zu diskutieren. Diese Broschüre gibt einen Überblick in Bildern über die Breite der Veranstaltung. Ebenfalls verfügbar ist eine Broschüre mit einer Zusammenfassung der inhaltlichen Diskussion.

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José ViegasSecretary-General / Secrétaire général / GeneralsekretärJosé Viegas

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In more than 20 thematic events, political decision-makers, business

leaders and top experts explored how megatrends such as digitalisation,

urbanisation or global warming affect transport policy

Lors de plus de 20 événements thématiques les décideurs politiques,

PDG et dirigeants du secteur ont évalué les effets des mégatendances comme le numérique, l’urbanisation

et le réchauffement climatique sur les politiques de transport

In mehr als 20 thematischen Runden diskutierten politische Entscheider,

Topmanager und Experten die Bedeutung von Megatrends wie

Digitalisierung, Verstädterung oder Klimawandel für die Verkehrspolitik

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Debate

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1.Minister Alexander

Dobrindt (Germany) addressing

the Opening Plenary

2.Olof Persson,

CEO of Volvo Group, speaking during the

Open Ministerial

3.Raising a question

4.Helle Søholt

during the ITF Masterclass

5.Discussing the future

of transport

6.Eric-Mark Huitema

(IBM; l.) and Ralph Menzano (Oracle)

during the ‘Big Data’ panel

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7.Discussing solutions

for urban areas during the ‘Designing Cities for

People’ masterclass

8.OECD Secretary-General

Angel Gurría highlights the ITF report on airport

capacity

9.Tyrell Duncan

(Asian Development Bank; l.) and Geetam Tiwari (Indian Insitute of Technology) speak

during the ‘Sustainable Transport for All’ panel

10.Media briefing

with ITF Secretary-General José Viegas

11.Prof. James K. Galbraith

delivering the keynote on the first day of the 2014 Summit

12.An illustrator

captures the essence of a Summit debate

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1.London’s Commissioner

for Transport Sir Peter Hendy (r.) listening to Chilean

Vice Minister for Transport Cristián Bowen

2.Delegates in discussion

at the exhibition stand of the German Partnership for Sustainable Mobility

3.Carlo Ratti of MIT’s

SENSEable City Lab presents at the Transport

Innovation Talks

4.Deutsche Bahn CEO

Rüdiger Grube makes a point

5.Olof Persson (Volvo; l.)

and Helmut-Joseph Schramm (BMW; r.) listen

to Kazuhiro Doi, Head of Nissan’s research

centre

6.Innovator Bertrand

Piccard (r.) sets out his vision; Vincent Kobesen

(PTV Group; l.) and Dominique Senard

(Michelin) listen

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7.Transdev CEO

Jean-Marc Janaillac

8.Prof. Paul Romer

(New York University) delivers his keynote

on cities as drivers of growth

9.Bryan Mistele

(INRIX, Inc) makes a presentation during

the Open Ministerial

10.Engaging the panel

from the floor

11.Cindy Miller, CEO Europe of United Parcel Service,

intervening during the panel on ‘The

Workforce for a New Transport Future’

12.Fadi Selwan (VINCI

Concessions) replies to a question during

the ‘Better Use of Infrastructure’ session

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MinistersThe International Transport

Forum’s Annual Summit is the biggest global gathering of

Ministers with responsibility for transport. More than 30

Ministers came to Leipzig in 2014

Le Sommet annuel du Forum International des Transports

constitue le plus grand rassemblement international

des ministres en charge des transports. Plus de 30

ministres étaient présents à Leipzig en 2014

Das Weltverkehrsforum ist das weltweit größte regelmäßige

Gipfeltreff en von Ministern mit Verantwortung fü r

Verkehrspolitik. Mehr als 30 Minister kamen 2014

nach Leipzig

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1.Secretary of State

Frédéric Cuvillier (France; l.) in conversation with ITF Secretary-General

José Viegas

2.Ministers and

Heads of Delegation listen during

the Ministerial

3.Minister Lüfti Elvan

(Turkey; l.) exchanges cards with Ryuji Masuno, Japan’s Vice Minister for International Affairs (r.)

4.UK Secretary of State

for Transport Patrick McLoughlin (r.)

shakes hands with ITF Secretrary-General

José Viegas

5.One of the Ministers’

Roundtables discusses airport expansion

6.Minister Lisa Raitt

(Canada; r.) in conversation with Susan Kurland,

U.S. Assistant Secretary for Aviation and

International Affairs

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7.Ministers Gerry Brownlee

(New Zealand; r.), Frédéric Cuvilllier (France; c.), and

Alexander Dobrindt (Germany; l.) pose

with José Viegas (ITF)

8.The Summit

Family Photo unites Ministers and VIPs

onstage

9.Minister Abdulla Bilhaif

Al-Nuaimi (United Arab Emirates; l.)

in conversation with Singapore’s Transport Minister Tuck Yew Lui

at the Ministers’ Dinner

10.Hyung Koo Yeo, Korea’s

Vice Minister of Land, Infrastructure and

Transport, shows the way

11.Mexico’s Undersecretary

for Transportation, Carlos Almada Lopez,

speaks during the Closed Ministerial Session

12.Vice Minister Cristián

Bowen (Chile; l.) and Austria’s Head of Delegation Christian Weissenburger sign

an agreement on technological co-operation

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1.Deputy Minister

Karel Dobeš (Czech Republic) and Secretary of State Sergio Monteiro

(Portugal) exchange thoughts

2.Parliamentary State

Secretary Dorothee Bär (Germany; r.) answers

a question from moderator Melinda Crane

3.China’s Head of

Delegation Guang Xu follows the translation

during the Open Ministerial

4.Ministers Doris Leuthard

(Switzerland; l.) and Alexander Dobrindt

(Germany) chat

5.ITF Secretary-General

José Viegas and Chile’s Vice Minister

Cristián Bowen sign an agreement to create a logistics

observatory for Chile

6.Ministers Maksym Burbak

(Ukraine) and Lisa Raitt (Canada) greet each other

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7.Denmark’s Minister of

Transport, Magnus Heunicke, during

the Closed Ministerial Session

8.At a meeting of the Zurich

Process, the group of transport ministers of the Alpine countries,

Slovenian Minister Samo Omerzel (c.) takes over

the presidency

9.Angel Gurría (OECD) takes a seat between

Ministers Maksym Burbak (Ukraine; l.) and Magnus

Heunicke (Denmark; r.) at a Ministers’ Roundtable

10.Lutz Bertling,

President of Bombardier Transportation,

addressing Ministers

11.Minna Kivimäki (Finland)

and Minister Gerry Brownlee (New Zealand)

sign an air services agreement during the

Summit

12.Getting ready for

the traditional Family Photo

AwardsThe International Transport Forum Awards 2014 were presented in three categories:

Promising Innovation, Transport Achievement and Young

Researcher of the Year

Le Forum International des Transports a remis des prix dans trois domaines :

Innovation d’avenir, Meilleure réalisation, et Jeune chercheur

Die Preise des Weltverkehrsforums 2014 wurden in drei Kategorien verliehen: für vielversprechende Innovationen,

für besondere Leistungen und an den Nachwuchswissenschaftler des Jahres

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From left to right: Haye Mensonides (Xerox - Promising Innovation Award), Secretary of State Frédéric Cuvillier (France), Maurizio Baruffi (City of Milan - Transport Achievement Award), José Viegas (ITF), Minister Alexander

Dobrindt (Germany), Shangjiang Zhu (George Mason University - Young Researcher of the Year), Vice Minister Cristián Bowen (Chile). Not pictured: Simon Bosschieter

(Holland Container Innovations - Promising Innovation Award)

More than 1 100 participants fr om some 70 countries used the Summit to build their global network among

transport decision-makers

Plus de 1 100 délégués provenant de 70 pays ont démontré que le Sommet annuel constituait pour les décideurs

une opportunité d’interagir avec un réseau de contacts internationaux

Mehr als 1 100 Teilnehmer aus rund 70 Ländern nutzten

das Weltverkehrsforum, um mit Entscheidern des Verkehrssektors

aus aller Welt zu netzwerken

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Networking

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Handshake with (from left to right) Vice Minister Bambang Susantono (Indonesia), Temel Kotil (CEO of Turkish Airlines), Marc-André O’Rourke (National Airlines Council

of Canada), Thomas Woldbye (CEO Copenhagen Airports), Pat Cox (former President of the European Parliament)

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1.Philippe Crist (ITF; l.)

with Susan Zielinski (SMART/University of

Michigan) and Santhosh Kodukula (SMART)

2.Patrick Oliva

(Michelin; l.) and Ralph Menzano (Oracle)

exchange cards

3.Parliamentary State

Secretary Dorothee Bär (Germany; r.)

in conversation with Minister Lüfti Elvan

(Turkey; l.) and José Viegas

4.Minister Maksym Burbak

(Ukraine; l.) and Turkish Airlines CEO

Temel Kotil

5.Vincent Kobesen,

CEO of PTV Group, Jean-Dominique Senard,

CEO of Michelin and Lutz Bertling,

President of Bombardier Transportation

(from left to right)

6.Secretary of State

Frédéric Cuvillier (France; l.) sharing a moment

with Yoshitsugu Hayashi (Nagoya University,

Japan) at the Presidency Reception

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7.Leipzig Mayor Burkhard

Jung (l.) and Vice Minister Cristián Bowen (Chile; r.)

connect at the Bicycle Tour

8.Networking

at the Summit Gala Dinner

9.Road Safety Expert

Véronique Feypell (ITF; l.) with Urban

Development Specialist Ahmed Al Qabany (Islamic

Development Bank, c.)

10.Rufino León Tovar,

Minister of Transport and Roads of Mexico City (l.)

and Miller Crockart, Vice President of PTV Group

11.FIA President Jean Todt (r.) and ITF Secretary-

General José Viegas sign a co-operation agreement for road

safety work

12.ITF Secretary-General

José Viegas in discussion at the Presidency

Reception

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Exhibition32 companies, countries and

organisations showcased their work at the Summit exhibition.

13 were present for the fi rst time

32 sociétés, pays et organisations ont pris part à

l’exposition du Sommet 2014 – C’était leur première participa-

tion pour 13 d’entre eux

32 Firmen, Organisationen und Länder stellten sich und ihre

Arbeit an eigenen Ständen vor. 13 davon waren zum ersten

Mal beim Weltverkehrsforum vertreten

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Exhibition1.

BMW’s brand-new i8 hybrid sports car was

a main exhibition draw

2.Cargo bike

demonstration in the outdoor

exhibition

3.At the ITF

exhibition stand

4.Visitors at

the PTV Group stand

5.The German

and French Ministers at the DHL stand

6.France’s prominent

stand highlighted the country’s 2014

Presidency of the ITF

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7.Dekra’s mobile driving

simulator for safety training was a major

attraction of the outdoor exhibition

8.Bustling exhibition area

during a break

9.Deutsche Bahn

CEO Rüdiger Grube (r.) in discussion with

UK Secretary of State for Transport,

Patrick McLouglin (c.) at the company’s stand

10.Test-driving the electric

BMW i3 car in the outoor exhibition area

11.Turkish Airlines CEO

Temel Kotil (l.) at his company’s stand

12.The exhibition stand of AGES, provider of advanced road user

charging systems

MediaMedia from around the globe reported from Leipzig on the role of transport for a changing world

Les médias du monde entier ont couvert le Sommet de Leipzig sur le rôle des transports dans un monde en changement

Medien aus der ganzen Welt berichteten aus Leipzig zum Theme Verkehr für eine Wlet im Wandel

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1.A packed

press conference in the media centre

2.Fielding a question

to transport experts

3.Media at an exhibition

stand during the VIP walkaround

4.Award winners Simon Bosschieter of Holland

Container Innovations (c.) and Shangjiang Zhu

(George Mason University; r.)

being interviewed

5.Journalists follow

the presentation of the Ministerial Declaration at the official Summit

press conference

6.OECD Secretary-

General Angel Gurría is interviewed by an Australian TV crew

Side EventsPresented by partner organisations, a wide range of side events offered additional perspectives on the 2014 Summit theme

De nombreux événements parallèles présentés par des organisations partenaires ont permis d’enrichir le thème du Sommet en y apportant d’autres perspectives

Eine breite Palette von Nebenveranstaltungen, präsentiert von Partnerorganisationen, boten zusätzliche Perspektiven auf das Thema des Weltverkehrsforums 2014

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Jose-Luis Irigoyen (World Bank) and Chile’s Vice Minister Cristián Bowen (l.) at the Side Event ‘Safe, Clean, Fair and Green: An Agenda for Sustainable Mobility post-2015’ organised by the FIA Foundation

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1.At the ‘Bike Your Business’ Side Event, Katrin Dziekan

of Germany’s Federal Environment Agency

(UBA) presents the business case

for cargo bikes

2.Masaki Ogata

(East Japan Railway Company) speaks during

the Side Event on ‘Economic

Impacts of Railway Transport Activity’

3.A presentation

during the Side Event ‘National Urban Transport

Policy: Enabling More Sustainable Development

in a Changing World’, organised by ITDP, UITP,

GIZ and the Bridging the Gap initiative

4.Christian Wolmar (moderator; l.),

Elliott Sclar (Columbia University, USA)

and Fred Salvucci, (Massachusetts Institute

of Technology, USA; r.) at the side event

‘Financing Urban Access’ organised by the Volvo

Research and Education Foundations

5.Vice Minister Bambang Susantono (Indonesia)

speaks at the ‘Shared Road Safety’ side event organised by the International

Motorcycle Manufacturers Association (IMMA)

6.Gavin Roser,

Secretary-General of The European Freight and Logistics Leaders

Forum (F&L) opens the Side Event ‘Sustainable

Freight - Creating a Joint Vision for Business and

Legislators’

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Leipzig Bike TourThe bicycle tour around the Summit’s

host city Leipzig, led by Lord Mayor Burkhard Jung, highlighted cycling

as an increasingly important form of urban mobility

La visite à vélo de la ville de Leipzig accueillant le Sommet, conduite par

le maire Burkhard Jung, a souligné l’importance croissante de ce mode

de transport en milieu urbain

Die von Leipzigs Oberbürgermeister Burkhard Jung angeführte Radtour

durch die Gastgeberstadt des Weltverkehrsforums unterstrich die

wachsende Bedeutung des Radfahrens für städtische Mobilität

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1.Lord Mayor Burkhard Jung

showing the way at the start of the Leipzig Bike Tour

2.Savouring Leipzig’s

urban greenery

3.Cycling straight

into Leipzig’s football stadium

4.A break at Leipzig’s

Hippodrome

5.Participants listening to explanations from the

Lord Mayor

6.A police escort ensures

safe passage of the Summit cyclists

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Sponsors and Corporate Partners

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1.Helmut-Joseph Schramm (r.)

of BMW, the Summit’s Mobility Sponsor, explains the new i8

model hybrid sports car to Ministers Cuvillier (France)

and Dobrindt (Germany)

2. Hanns-Karsten Kirchmann (r.),

CEO of Platinum Sponsor Toll Collect, welcomes Ministers

Dobrindt (Germany) and Cuvillier (France) to the company’s exhibition stand

3.Fatih Sener, Chairman of

the International Transporters Association of Turkey (UND; c.),

a Summit Gold Sponsor, presents Ministers Dobrindt

(Gemany; l.) and Cuvillier (France) with a gift

at the UND stand

4.Jeroen Eijsink, CEO of DHL Freight Germany, with ITF

Secretary-General José Viegas, Ministers Cuvillier (France) and

Dobrindt (Germany) at the Gold Sponsor’s stand

(from right to left)

5.Ministers Alexander Dobrindt

(Germany, c.) and Frédéric Cuvillier (France; r.) present

Silver Sponsor DEKRA’s new road safety report with

company representative Andreas Kraus

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6.Corporate Partnership Board (CPB) family photo with

(from left to right) Pierre Fillet (Total), Lin Weng (COSCO), Mats Boll (Volvo), Michael Clausecker (Bombardier),

Niklas Gustavsson (Volvo), Philippe Crist (ITF), Vincent Kobesen (PTV Group), Sharon Masterson (ITF),

Miller Crockart (PTV Group), Patrick Oliva (Michelin), Gilbert Konzett (Kapsch AG), Zhang Baozhong (CCCC

International), Takuma Mizuno (Nissan)

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