GCC skills shortage needs more investment in education

The GCC has a dire need for more government investment and corporate participation in its education sector to address skills shortages in...

Construction

RTA: More Emiratis needed in project management

Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) is working to attract more UAE nationals into project management and raise awareness about the field,...

Interviews

Education – A Matter of Priority

The development of the GCC states is well underway, with heavy financial investment from the government into a number of billion dollar...

Construction

1,365 fake engineering certificates discovered in Saudi Arabia

RELATED ARTICLES: Saudi Arabia slows down as GCC project awards increase by 77.8% | E-building systems for engineering supervision mandated in Dubai from May 2014 | Indian...

Analysis

Back to School

RELATED ARTICLES: Bill Clinton advocates for New York University, UAE government | Work on $2.09 mn-worth educational project begins in Sharjah | Amity University begins work on...

Construction

Bill Clinton advocates for New York University, UAE government

RELATED ARTICLES: New York University Abu Dhabi announces Saadiyat Island | Work on $2.09 mn-worth educational project begins in Sharjah | Amity University begins work...

Construction

Amity University begins work on new campus worth $81.6mn

At a ceremony attended by HH Sheikh Ahmed Bin Saeed Al Maktoum, president of Dubai Civil Aviation Authority amongst various respected dignitaries,...

Construction

Arabtec looks to create thousands of jobs for youth in GCC, MENA regions

Arabtec Holding, the UAE-based engineering and construction group of companies, has revealed plans for a large-scale campaign to create thousands of jobs...

Construction

UAE precast company to build schools in Iraq

RELATED ARTICLES: Iraq suspends eight Siemens contracts | US official: Billions wasted in Iraq rebuilding | Bringing Basra Back The UAE-based precast contracting...

Construction

Ashghal awards construction contracts for $549mn worth of education projects

[caption id="attachment_15532" align="aligncenter" width="452"] Ashghal will invest $549.2 million into building 44 new schools by Q4, 2014.[/caption] RELATED ARTICLES: Ashghal to award...