1. PRESENTATION BY MUTSHUTSHU NXUMALO (PRESIDENT: SARF)–

2. CONTENTS Vision & Mission of SARF Our Membership
SARF’s Main Activities
IRF Meeting 2017
4th SARF/IRF Regional Conference
A Glimpse of South Africa

3. VISION & MISSION OF SARF
Our Vision
To be the authoritative organisation representing the broad South African Road sector.
The SARF Mission
The South African Road Federation is dedicated to the entire road sector.
Acting in the interest of all people and organisations involved in the sector,
SARF promotes an effective and efficient road system for social and economic growth and, through education and training, facilitates capacity building to meet these needs.

4. OUR MEMBERSHIP National and provincial road authorities
Metropolitan and municipal road authorities
Educational and research institutions
Associations and private individuals
Freight and passenger transport operators
Consultants and Contractors
Other organisations with an interest in the road sector
Individuals

5. SARF’s MAIN ACTIVITIES
Advocating for a World Class Road Network
Stimulating Economic Expansion Through The Road Sector
Education and Training
Bursary Awards yearly to Supplement Technikon and University Students
Cooperation with IRF as a Member and Promote IRF Fellowship Programme – grant and full scholarship

6. SARF’s MAIN ACTIVITIES
Interacting with Government on all road-related matters.
Promoting the development of an effective road management system.
Facilitating capacity building through seminars, training courses, workshops and bursaries.
Facilitating contact and communication with all stakeholders in the industry to network.

7. 2017 IRF MEETING
SARF is ready to host the IRF in South Africa for the 2017 Meeting
South Africa has state of the art ICCs in Johannesburg, Durban and Cape Town
The three venues have already been inspected by an IRF representative.

8. Johannesburg Sandton ICC

9. SANDTON CONVENTION CENTRE
Sandton Convention Centre is Southern Africa’s international leading and most prestigious, multi-purpose exhibition and convention centre.
Situated in northern Johannesburg, in the heart of Sandton’s business, hotel and entertainment district, Sandton Convention Centre offers easy access to over 5000 hotel rooms, is adjacent to the country’s top shopping and entertainment complexes and provides nearly secure parking bays.
SOUTH AFRICA’S MOST TECHNOLOGICALLY ADVANCED CONVENTION CENTRE
There are over sqm of convention, exhibition and special event space. The Pavillion can seat 4500 patrons. The Ballroom can seat 2000 banquet guests and the 13 other meeting rooms can accommodate up to 350 delegates. The two exhibition levels have a combined floor space of sq.metre.

10. KwaZulu-Natal Durban – Chief Albert Luthuli ICC

11. Chief Albert Luthuli ICC DURBAN
The International Convention Centre Durban (ICC) is one of the most advanced conference facilities in the world. Flexibility and versatility are key factors in the design of this state-of-the-art technology-driven centre.
The halls can be opened up to form one large venue with seating for 5000 delegates or 7000 m squared of column free floor space.
ICC Durban has been voted Africa’s Leading Conference Centre for six consecutive years by World Travel Awards and in 2004 was also ranked as one of the top ten conference centres in the world by AIPC. Its proven track record is unrivalled in Africa.

12. Cape Town ICC

13. CAPE TOWN ICC
The Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC) is the most state-of-the-art conference and meeting venue in South Africa.
Set in the heart of one of the most beautiful cities in the world, the CTICC offers a purpose built, state-of-the-art convention facility with high tech infrastructure. Since its launch the CTICC has hosted major medical and scientific conventions with thousands of delegates as well as consumer exhibitions and trade shows.
The dedicated sq.metre exhibition space can accommodate delegates or can be configured into five separate venues for smaller exhibitions, banquets or conferencing. Further expansion is planned and is under construction.
Auditoria – The CTICC contains two raked fixed-seating auditoria seating 1500 and 600 people respectively.
Ballroom – The grand 2000 sq. metre ballroom has panoramic city views.
Break out rooms – The 33 break-out rooms adjoin the auditoria and 20 of the meeting rooms can be configured to different sizes.

17. THANK YOU
LET’S MEET IN SOUTH AFRICA, MAYBE SOME OF YOU WILL BE COMING FOR THE 2010 FIFA WORLD CUP