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Arabtec joint venture wins $153m Egyptian tower project

The joint venture between Dubai’s Arabtec Construction and the Egypt based SIAC Industrial Construction and Engineering has won a contract worth $153m to build two towers in an affluent Cairo suburb.

Known as the SECON Nile Towers, the project comprises of two towers with 22 floors and a total built up area of 105,000m2. The first tower will consist of a hotel with a total of 256 rooms. The hotel will be managed by Hilton International.

The second tower will be used for residential purposes with a 114 hotel apartments.

The contract was awarded by Saudi Egyptian Construction Company (SECON), a joint stock company that was established in 1975 by the governments of Saudi Arabia and Egypt.

In a report by Zawya Dow Jones, sources connected to the project confirmed that the three year project would start in September 2012, with a scheduled completion date in September 2015.

The consultant for the project is Space Consultants, while Hill International is the project manager.

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