KSA seeking $425bn in investment by 2030 for infra, energy and other industrial projects

Saudi Arabia is seeking $425 billion in investment by 2030 for infrastructure, energy, mining and other industrial projects as part of a...

Consultant

Drees & Sommer expects stronger construction market in 2019

Drees & Sommer Middle East (D&S) expects the regional construction sector will offer greater opportunities for the digitisation and revitalisation of built...

Construction

Saudi Arabia to invest $206mn on eight road safety projects

The Saudi Ministry of Transport has announced plans to implement eight new road safety projects worth $206 million. The projects will be...

Consultant

Saudi Arabia to build more than 19,000 new homes

Saudi Arabia has announced a large housing development programme, which will see the construction of more than 19,000 residential units. The units...

Construction

Saudi Arabia announces first 3D printed house in the country

Saudi Arabia in partnership with Dutch company CyBe has successfully built the country’s first house using 3D printing technology in Riyadh. The...

Construction

Losberger De Boer delivers 15 semi-perm. buildings for Qiddiya in 60 days

Losberger De Boer, a European temporary buildings expert, has announced that it has achieved record breaking build times on the Qiddiya entertainment,...

Construction

Saudi German Hospital in Dammam on track to complete in less than 12 months

Middle East Healthcare Company (MEAHCO) has issued a statement noting that construction work is progressing at pace on its Saudi German Hospital...

Construction

IHCC wins Saudi German Hospital expansion contract

The International Hospital Construction Company (IHCC) has been appointed for the construction of a hospital and staff housing units in Saudi Arabia....

Consultant

Uber and Al Nahda to help underprivileged women learn to drive in Saudi Arabia

Uber and Al Nahda, a non-profit women’s organisation, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to work together towards empowering more women...