Mr. Little is Counsellor, Social & Transport Infrastructure at the Australian High Commission in Port Moresby. His portfolio includes activities across transport and social infrastructure sectors, including the Transport Sector Support Program (TSSP), and the Incentive Fund.

Previously, Mr. Little has worked across the Australian Government’s infrastructure financing in the Pacific, and Australia’s domestic infrastructure policy and regulation.

Osman is a technology strategist with expertise in product development, global sales, and business expansion across New Zealand, Indonesia, Pakistan, and Singapore. As Managing Director of Pakistan Software Export Board (2020-22), he led Pakistan’s first National IT Export Enhancement Framework, driving 80% export growth ($1.4B to $2.6B) and establishing 19 Software Technology Parks.

Mohammad Jameel Sear is a prominent figure in the field of digital government and public sector transformation. He is a Partner at Ernst & Young (EY) in the United Arab Emirates, focusing on consulting services in the AIM (Africa, India, and the Middle East) region. 

Francisco Moreno Velo is currently the Head of Business Development at ACCIONA Southeast Asia Infrastructure. Francisco (Paco) has extensive experience in designing and delivering diverse civil infrastructure projects, such as viaducts, highways, ports, airports, oil and gas, and industrial warehousing. During his career, Paco has worked at OHL Group, as Latin America Director and Asia Pacific Director, amongst other international appointments.

Dr. Altaf Iqbal is an economist with over 35 years of international consulting experience across diverse projects, including agriculture, water management, and infrastructure development. He has excelled in developing policies, conducting institutional reforms, and performing economic evaluations. His expertise extends to cost analysis, investment budgets, planning, training, feasibility studies, socio economic surveys, pricing models, and area development studies.