Major Infrastructure Projects

Jordan and UAE Partner in Major Transport Infrastructure Projects

Jordan and the United Arab Emirates are making significant strides in paving the way for a future based on developmental collaboration and longer-term nation-building goals.

Saudi Fund for Development Celebrates Fifty Years of Global Impact

The Saudi Fund for Development celebrated its 50th anniversary in Riyadh this week, under the theme 50 Years of Global Impact. The event brought together key development partners to reflect on the SFD’s significant contributions to sustainable development worldwide.

Malaysia’s Latest Premier Property Development Promises High Returns

According to King’s Park Genting Highlands Director Megal Khalil, Genting Highlands in Malaysia is rapidly emerging as a prime destination for property investment in 2024.

Submit your Best with BlueScope Steel Architectural Awards

Get your entries in! BlueScope Malaysia is calling for submissions to its inaugural BlueScope Steel Architectural Awards in Malaysia. BlueScope Steel launches its new awards...

Gas Monetisation a Strategic Focus as Libya Increases Exports to Europe

Libya has allocated USD 1.23 billion to develop the Hamada NC-7 concession in its latest budget, which was approved by Libya’s eastern-based parliament last month, according to a recent MEED report.

How PPP is Increasing Efficiencies Across Saudi’s Gigaprojects

UK legal firm Ashurst Senior Associates Jason Gouveia and Joanne McGuire discuss why concerns about whom ultimately bears the payment risk in a PPP arrangement becomes highly relevant in gigaprojects.

Cross-Border Co-ordination a Must to Meet Future Clean Energy Demand

According to Taqa CEO Omar Al Hashmi, the global demand for renewable energy is increasing. However, the windiest and sunniest parts of the world are not where the need for energy is highest. This is where transmission plays a big role, linking energy generation to energy use as a product of global interconnection, and diversifying production from renewable sources to create a steadier supply of clean power. 

Tender Now Open for 400MW Wind Project in Morocco

Morocco has opened a pre-qualification round in a tender for the construction and operation of a 400-MW wind farm complex in the northern part of the North African Kingdom today.

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Sofya Shamuzova Triumphantly Summits Kilimanjaro

This week’s newsletter celebrates a remarkable feat of endurance and determination as UAE-based sister Sofya Shamuzova plants her national flag at the summit of Kilimanjaro!
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Chef Gordon Ramsay Says that Moroccan Cuisine is Number One

According to the world’s best cuisine competition sponsored by Pubity Cuisine, renowned British Chef Gordon Ramsay says Morocco has the best in the world.

DCO Launches its First Global GenAi Center of Excellence

The Digital Cooperation Organization (DCO) announces the launch of its Generative AI Center of Excellence initiative at the Global GAIN Summit in Riyadh this week.

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Abu Dhabi will host this year’s edition of the Saudi Super Cup in April, making it the first time the tournament will be hosted outside of Saudi Arabia.

All Eyes on Brunei’s Designers at Indonesia Fashion Week 2024

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