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Infrastructure damages in Gaza estimated at $18.5 billion, says World Bank, UN report

Infrastructure damages in Gaza estimated at $18.5 billion, says World Bank, UN report

  • Report says structural damage affects every sector of the economy
  • An estimated 26 million tons of wreckage have been left in the wake of the destruction
By Arab News ·
Qatar’s Ashghal tenders 22 building projects worth $1.1bn in Q1 

Qatar’s Ashghal tenders 22 building projects worth $1.1bn in Q1 

By Arab News ·
Saudi Arabia ramps up infrastructure to become a global logistics hub

Saudi Arabia ramps up infrastructure to become a global logistics hub

By Arab News ·
PIF’s National Water Co. launches $23m environmental project in Qassim

PIF’s National Water Co. launches $23m environmental project in Qassim

By Arab News ·
Saudi Arabia signs more than SR40 billion deal to develop local infrastructure in 11 cities

Saudi Arabia signs more than SR40 billion deal to develop local infrastructure in 11 cities

By SPA ·
GCC infrastructure index dragged down by 3% decline in Saudi Arabia

GCC infrastructure index dragged down by 3% decline in Saudi Arabia

By Arab News ·
Special Sustainability spurs a new future for smart mobility in UAE video

Sustainability spurs a new future for smart mobility in UAE

By Dana Alomar ·
NEOM will be home to world’s tallest buildings: Bloomberg report

NEOM will be home to world’s tallest buildings: Bloomberg report

By Arab News ·
Update Dubai crown prince opens $540m road improvement project

Dubai crown prince opens $540m road improvement project

By Arab News ·
MENA Project Tracker: Contractors prepare for two Libyan drilling projects; Bids invited for $500bn Saudi Oxagon project and Alinma HQ

MENA Project Tracker: Contractors prepare for two Libyan drilling projects; Bids invited for $500bn Saudi Oxagon project and Alinma HQ

By REEM WALID  ·
IsDB signs $390m financing agreements for Senegal’s infrastructure development

IsDB signs $390m financing agreements for Senegal’s infrastructure development

By Arab News ·
Egypt to pump $318m to install 5,000 telecom towers, says minister

Egypt to pump $318m to install 5,000 telecom towers, says minister

By Arab News ·
Saudi Central Bank issues IT governance framework for financial bodies

Saudi Central Bank issues IT governance framework for financial bodies

By Arab News ·

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