The 23rd Alamys Assembly is organised by Barcelona’s four operators and the Alamys General Secretariat, with the collaboration of the International Railway Industry Show BcnRail.

Ferrocarril Metropolità de Barcelona (FMB) - Metro
This entity manages the metro network, composed of six lines that provide direct services to the city of Barcelona and other municipalities of the conurbation through its 87 km of network. Below is some basic data for 2008:

Demanda	1.266.000 passenger journeys per working day 376,4 million passenger journeys in 2008
Oferta	6 lines 88,4 km of network(*) 125 estaciones (*) 153 stations (*) 125 trains at peak times (*) (*) Includes information on the Montjuïc funicular, currently integrated into the metro network.

Renfe Rodalies
This division of the Spanish rail network manages the transport of passengers in areas of frequent mobility applying criteria of quality, efficiency, innovation and customer services. It provides rail services for the entire metropolitan area of Barcelona (RMB) and provides links to the airport. Below is some basic data for 2008:

Demanda	390.395 passenger journeys per working day 114,4 million passenger journeys in 2008
Oferta	7 lines 447.7 km of network 108 stations 182 trains at peak times

Tramvia Metropolità (TRAM)
The awardee company for trams in Barcelona. There are two tram networks (Trambaix and Trambesòs) with a total of six lines and 56 stations that provide direct services to Barcelona and other municipalities in the central conurbation. Below is some basic data for 2008:

Demanda	80,000 passenger journeys per working day 23 million passenger journeys in 2008
Oferta	6 lines 29.2 km of network 56 stations 37 vehicles 30 vehicles at peak times

Ferrocarril de la Generalitat de Catalunya (FGC)
FGC manages 13 lines in the metropolitan area of Barcelona (RMB) and in Lleida. Its mission is defined as follows: to manage with efficiency and effectiveness the services and the infrastructures that have been assigned to them as a public company, with an aim to contributing to improving mobility in Catalonia. Below is some basic data for 2008:

Demanda	311,200 passenger journeys per working day 80.9 million passenger journeys in 2008
Oferta	13 lines: 12 in the RMB + 1 in Lleida 271 km: 183 in the RMB + 88 in Lleida 91 stations: 74 in the RMB + 17 in Lleida 88 trains: 85 in the RMB + 3 in Lleida 70 trains at peak times

BcnRail Show (Fira de Barcelona)
This International Railway Industry Show gives representative companies from the sector the opportunity to present their projects and products with the purpose of highlighting the importance of the railway for economic and social development. The previous edition of this show welcomed more than 7,000 visitors that were able to discover the features of the Madrid light metro, the Urbos light metro of Seville, the CIVIA and the new metro from the 9000 series that will circulate, without a driver, along the future line 9 of the Barcelona metro.

The organising committee of the Assembly is formed by the following members::

Steering committee:

• Lola Bravo,technical coordinator of the executive vice-president of TMB
• Sebastián Buenestado, general manager of Metro de Barcelona
• Oriol Juncadella, operations director for FGC
• Miguel Ángel Remacha, director of Cercanías Metropolitanas de Barcelona of Renfe
• Aurelio Rojo, general secretary of Alamys
• Javier Vizcaíno, CEO for Tramvia Metropolità

Technical committee:

• Núria Codina, head of External Relations for FGC
• Eva Moratilla, head of the Alamys office
• Maite Peris, director of Corporate Promotion Services and Public Relations for TMB
• Jesús Pozo, Commercial and Management Control Director of Barcelona Metropolitan Commuter Services of Renfe
• Ana Vinyals, head of Communications for Tramvia Metropolità

Coordination:

• Lola Bravo, technical coordinator for the executive vice-president of TMB
• Eva Moratilla, head of the Alamys office