Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, HH Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, officially opened the 12km project on 9 November
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Qatar: GE wins seven substation contracts from L&T
GE’s Grid Solutions business will be providing both the main relays marking the exclusive provision of all protection equipment for the substations
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Qatar: GE wins seven substations contract from L&T
GE’s Grid Solutions business will be providing both the main relays marking the exclusive provision of all protection equipment for the substations
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Saudi Aramco awards Saipem $1bn E&C contracts
Saudi Arabia?s oil fields in Marjan, Zuluf and Safaniya will be developed, contracts awarded to Italian oil and gas contractor, Saipem
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Emaar records 19% growth in nine-month net profits
Emaar unveiled new cultural and touristic icons with the launch of The Tower in Dubai Creek Harbour and the opening of Dubai Opera in Downtown Dubai
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Readymix concrete market to reach $955bn by 2024
Global readymix concrete demand hit 9.74 billion tonnes in 2015, with the Middle East and Africa (MEA) market accounting for 10.1% of total volume share
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Mammoet installs 4,900-tonne module at LNG plant
Mammoet coordinated the offload and arrival of a 4,900-tonne, 103m-long module at a liquefied natural gas project in Yamal, Russia
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Qatar: Public alcohol ban during World Cup
It is official that during Qatar’s 2022 World Cup event alcohol consumption will be forbidden ?on the streets, squares and public places, and that is final?, according to the secretary-general of the Supreme Committee for Delivery and Legacy (SC).
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Panel Envisioning Tech Path Forward Sees Bumps But Is Optimistic
A panel challenged to envision the path forward for technology development serving the construction of buildings and facilities sees lots of roadwork ahead, but expresses optimism about progress.
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Panel Charged with Envisioning Tech Path Forward Sees Bumps But Expresses Optimism
A panel challenged to envision the path forward for technology development serving the construction of buildings and facilities sees lots of roadwork ahead, but expresses optimism about progress.
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