GCC projects market slumps in the first half of this year
“The IMF’s prediction that economic growth will slow in the region in 2018 has been borne out by a further drop in project awards.” “Although the slowdown may be partially …
“The IMF’s prediction that economic growth will slow in the region in 2018 has been borne out by a further drop in project awards.” “Although the slowdown may be partially …
“When it comes to winning work in the Middle East and North Africa (Mena) region, however, CGGC, in partnership with local contractors, has so far been awarded only a few …
“Key indicators point to a potential crash looming in Dubai’s projects sector, with significant consequences for the regional market” “Taken in isolation, anecdotal evidence of a market slowdown should be …
“Regional governments need to find investors to help fund their projects as well as contractors to build them” “Expenditure cuts have led to delayed payments, vigorously contested claims and – …
“While focus is on key infrastructure for the event, the 170-plus international participants present both opportunities and challenges” “Visitors to the UAE would be hard pressed to find anyone who …
“All eyes are on the kingdom’s projects market as it seeks to improve on a challenging couple of years” “Over the past two years, there is no regional projects market …
“The combined value of all projects planned or under way in the five North African countries is about $739bn” “Without the advantages of widespread, low-cost hydrocarbons reserves to underpin public …
“After a subdued 2017, the supply chain is hoping that rising oil prices will allow the backlog of regional projects to be delivered” “The final figures for GCC contract awards …
“Regional developments scale up as post-oil planning takes root in earnest across the region. The debut of $500bn Neom masterplan in late October represents something of a paradigm shift for …
2017 review of the year so far and outlook for 2018 – Presentation by Ed James, Director of Content & Analysis, MEED Projects New Beginnings: Setting the course for business …