Infrastructure in a Seamless Asia (1)

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Infrastructure in a Seamless Asia
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• Asias diversity is its strength in providing
  opportunities for trade, investment and
  economic growth. As the home of more than
  half of the worlds population and having more
  than ¾ of Earths land mass, Asia is the melting
  pot of culture, religion, talents and skills.

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• The regions economy has flourished through
  the years and has been acknowledged all over
  the globe with the help of abundant natural and
  artificial resources. International investments
  start to flock the countries with the greatest
  potential. As a result, Asia is slowly
  becoming the global center, playing a big role
  in global economy.

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• Despite the brighter side of things, healthy as
  well as dangerous competition started to emerge.
  Developing countries show their wealth and
  rapid growth through one of the most visible
  factor to invest in Infrastructure. The
  pattern of Asias development highlights
  this phenomenon.

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• Higher and highest buildings appear as well as
  skyscrapers that would have been
  defeated the tower of Babel. Business centers
  where allotted in the cities and near ports and
  airports are different business enterprises.

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• However, many parts of Asia remain to be
  unoccupied, though. And many inland and
  remote areas, landlocked countries and distant
  islands remain to be isolated
  economically and geographically. Much of Asias
  potential and resources remain untapped.

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• While parts of the regions infrastructure are
  world class, it is generally below the global
  average, according to the study by Asian
  Development Bank. Rapid growth in recent
  years has also put severe pressure on the
  existing infrastructure, particularly in
  transport and energy, as well as in
  communications.

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• The inadequacies of Asias infrastructure
  networks are a bottleneck to growth, a threat to
  competitiveness, and an obstacle to
  poverty reduction. Scams and fraud are
  also emerging in the midst of the development in
  Asia which adds to the issues the industry
  should be concerned about.

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• Between 2010 and 2020, Asia needs to invest
  approximately 8 trillion in overall
  national infrastructure. In addition,
  Asia needs to spend approximately 290 billion
  on specific regional infrastructure
  projects in transport and energy that are in the
  pipeline. Of these regional projects, 21 high
  priority projects that could be implemented

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• Executive Summary 5 by 2015 at a cost of 15
  billion have been identified. The successful
  implementation of these high-priority
  projects and their wider regional benefits
  would create a strong drive toward further
  strengthening regional infrastructure networks.

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• This amounts to an overall infrastructure
  investment need of about 750 billion per
  year during this 11-year period

Both private and government infrastructure
sectors are in the same goal to build a better
and developed Asia that can compete with the 1st
world countries. Construction companies like Axis
Capital Group, which is based in Singapore and
is predominantly expanding the business
with its branch in Jakarta,
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• Indonesia partners together to provide quality
  and sturdy products to create quality buildings
  and reach other isolated parts of the region.
• For more information regarding our company, you
  can watch the video in https//www.youtube.com/wat
  ch?vHl3jOKNLNgg or
  http//www.axiscapitalgrp.com/