The 18-storey hotel ? for which a construction contract will be awarded in February this year ? is the second Nakheel hotel at Ibn Battuta
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Author: constructionlead
UAE to surpass Saudi as largest projects market
The UAE, Qatar, Oman and Egypt will push 6% overall growth in the Middle East in 2017, up from 5.3% last year, making it the fastest growing of any other region in the world
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Kuwait to spend $15.6bn on infrastructure
Kuwait plans to spend $15.6bn on infrastructure and projects in fiscal year 2017-2018, local media reported
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CW Oman Awards 2017: Judging panel revealed
The judging panel for the <i>CW</i> Oman Awards 2017 includes representatives from Addleshaw Goddard, Aecom, CIOB, Deloitte, Pinsent Masons, RICS, and S&T
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Omniyat appoints Sun Engg for its Dubai project
The development, a two-tower design with chrome finish, is close to the new Dubai Canal in Burj Khalifa District and is a mix of 343 apartments
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Salini Impregilo finishes Riyadh line 3 excavation
Italian infrastructure contractor Salini Impregilo?s consortium completes the excavation work for Line 3 of the Riyadh Metro in a ceremony attended by the city?s governor
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Alshaya to occupy 9300sqm at Al Khail Avenue Mall
Alshaya will bring 25 brands that include H&M, Mothercare, Muji, Foot Locker, American Eagle Outfitters, Boots, PF Chang?s, and IHOP to Nakheel?s mall is Jumeirah Village
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DIP expands on hospitality to meet demand for 2020
DIP will open eight new hotels and serviced apartments in the next three to four years in the park, further expanding its hospitality portfolio ahead of Expo 2020
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UAE: Alucopanel Middle East opens $27.2m ACP plant
Alucopanel Middle East?s $100m Dubai TechnoPark factory has the capacity to produce up to four million sqm of aluminium composite panels per year
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Dubai: DIP grows with 100 new companies in 2016
The total number of companies within DIP is now over 4,600, covering medium to light industrial units
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