World Economic Forum Scaling-up Infrastructure Investments and Accelerating Infrastructure Development

Agenda 10:45 10:50 10:50 10:55 10:55 11:05 11:05 11:55 11:45 11:55 Session opening and welcome remarks Special remarks Introductory presentation Break-out discussions Open Discussion 11:55 12:00 Summary, next steps, and closing remarks

Agenda 10:45 10:50 10:50 10:55 10:55 11:05 11:05 11:55 11:45 11:55 Session opening and welcome remarks Alex Wong, Head of Global Challenge Partnerships, World Economic Forum Special remarks Introductory presentation Break-out discussions Open Discussion 11:55 12:00 Summary, next steps, and closing remarks

World Economic Forum Our Mission World Economic Forum: An International Organization for Public-Private Cooperation

World Economic Forum Global System Initiatives System Initiatives to tackle complex and systemic challenges like food security, climate change and gender parity. Special form of partnership to help align the efforts of diverse stakeholders in order to acceleratethis process, and ensure that it delivers more sustainable, inclusive business growth and human development. Systemic approach to Long-Term Investing, Infrastructure, and Development

Agenda 10:45 10:50 10:50 10:55 10:55 11:05 11:05 11:55 11:45 11:55 11:55 12:00 Session opening and welcome remarks Special remarks Guillermo Dietrich, Minister of Transport, Argentina Introductory presentation Break-out discussions Open Discussion Summary, next steps, and closing remarks

Agenda 10:45 10:50 10:50 10:55 10:55 11:05 11:05 11:55 11:45 11:55 11:55 12:00 Session opening and welcome remarks Special remarks Introductory presentation Katerina Labrousse, Project Specialist, World Economic Forum Break-out discussions Open Discussion Summary, next steps, and closing remarks

Long-Term Investing, Infrastructure, and Development Who? The world needs to close its $1 trillion annual infrastructure investment gap. How? The Initiative aims to provide a platform where long-term investors, governments, multilateral banks, and development finance institutions can build new ideas and partnerships that will unlock the necessary capital to bridge the enduring infrastructure financing gap. Key organizations include:

Long-Term Investing, Infrastructure, and Development How? The world needs to close its $1 trillion annual infrastructure investment gap. How? Standardization and Risk Mitigation Addresses key gaps to fully involve investors in the infrastructure space Establishing infrastructure as a tradable asset class Gap Analysis of Risk Mitigation Instruments in Infrastructure Stewardship Board CEO Council on Transformational Megaprojects Develops innovative analysis and catalyzes solutions to help unlock transformative nature of megaprojects Sustainable Development Investment Partnership (SDIP) Through the use of blended finance, attempts to mobilize $100 billion in investment in 5 years Regional Acceleration Helps governments and regions to streamline and accelerate their project pipelines Accelerating Local Capital Markets Development in Emerging Economies Deepening capital markets as a key infrastructure financing strategy Mainstreaming Impact Investing Scaling investment strategies for both financial and social/environmental impact

Regional Acceleration Accelerating Infrastructure Development - multi-stakeholder approach Build partnerships with local government, multilateral development banks and private sector to help specific countries/regions accelerate the development of their national infrastructure plans. Facilitate technical dialogue Leverage the Forum s extensive knowledge base and derivate countryspecific recommendations -> Private sessions on Infrastructure Financing in Indonesia, Mexico, Colombia, Brazil, Egypt in 2015.

Regional Acceleration Business Working Group (BWG) Indonesia Making a difference in Indonesia Ongoing and close collaboration with the private sector remains crucial to unlocking the capital necessary to bridge the enduring infrastructure financing gap. In April 2016, the Forum launched the Business Working Group Indonesia (BWG). Recognized and endorsed by the Indonesian government, the BWG serves as a platform for business leaders and key stakeholders to speak with a coordinated business voice, which can contribute to fostering an enabling environment for private sector participation in the financing of major infrastructure projects in Indonesia. Through the BWG, the Forum is convening a multi-stakeholder group that can speak with a unified voice to help the Indonesian government focus on substantive issues of infrastructure financing and development to address ongoing bottlenecks.

Long-Term Investing, Infrastructure, and Development When? Key dates: May June June July Sept World Economic on Africa (11-13 May, Kigali, Rwanda) World Economic Forum on ASEAN (1-2 June, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia) Annual Meeting of the New Champions (26-28 June, Tianjin, People s Republic of China) Global Challenge Trustees Virtual Meeting (11 July) Follow-up meeting in Argentina (tbc, Buenos Aires, Sept.) Launch of Report Accelerating Capital Markets Development in Emerging Economies Country Case Studies (Mid-May)* Launch of Report Risk Mitigation: Gap Analysis Report (Mid-May)* CG/LA Latin America Forum (8-10 June, Buenos Aires, Argentina) World Economic Forum on Latin America (16-17 June, Medellin, Colombia) CEO Council on Transformational Megaprojects Virtual Meeting (29 June) Indonesia Business Working Group Meeting (18 July)

Agenda 10:45 10:50 10:50 10:55 10:55 11:05 11:05 11:55 11:45 11:55 11:55 12:00 Session opening and welcome remarks Special remarks Introductory presentation Break-out discussions Open Discussion Summary, next steps, and closing remarks

Break-out Discussions Unblocking investment opportunities in Argentina Table questions: What are the most prominent opportunities and challenges for investments in Argentina s infrastructure sector? What are the most prominent issues in structuring PPPs in Argentina? What are the most prominent political and regulatory risks in Argentina? Report-back at 11h35