The project, which includes the construction of 3,000 units over a 15-year period, and is part of ADNOC’s $45bn growth strategy for the downstream sector
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Author: constructionlead
High land costs curtail mid-market hotel construction
The areas in which mid-market hotels would attract investors typically have "prohibitively" high land costs, a senior official from Swiss-Belhotel’s said
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Smart Police Station coming to Majid Al Futtaim's Tilal Al Ghaf in Dubai
Dubai Police has signed an MoU with Majid Al Futtaim to develop a ‘smart’ facility within the UAE property giant’s flagship community
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Emirates NBD says Dubai construction growth dipped in August
The construction sector index within Emirates NBD’s Dubai Economy Tracker indicated a slowdown in the sector’s growth during August, despite output hikes compared to July
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Podcast: Is construction in the GCC rail sector on track?
Railway projects are gathering pace in Saudi Arabia and the UAE, but similar schemes in Bahrain and Kuwait have faced delays ? what’s next for the GCC?
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Dubai's RTA launches programme to train Emirati engineers
Now in its fourth iteration, the Qiyadi programme is built upon three pillars covering technical experience, leadership and health
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Arabtec subsidiary wins MEP contract for Dubai Properties homes
EFECO’s contract spans a 33-month period, plus DLP, and covers the developer’s Amaranta and La Quinta homes within the Villanova community
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Staff from Bahrain's Alba complete Line 6 training with UAE's EGA
The training sessions were designed to familiarise 21 Alba staff with the DX+ Ultra technology, which EGA licensed to the Bahraini smelter in 2016
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SNC-Lavalin signs contract for Iraq's West Qurna oilfield
The Canadian firm will provide engineering services for the Mishrif and Yamama formations at Iraq’s West Qurna 2 oilfield
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Dubai Metro Red, Green Lines will add billions to economy by 2030
Estimates suggest that by 2020 and 2030, Dubai Metro?s ?accumulated benefits? will respectively total $31.3bn and $63.7bn
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