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Saudi Arabia issues new rules on tower cranes after Mecca collapse
Contractors urged to take more stringent protective measures before operating cranes. Saudi authorities have announced new regulations for operating tower cranes after...
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Hill International wins $78m Oman airports contract extension
New deal covering two airports extends $108.5 million contract signed in 2012. Hill International has won a one-year contract extension worth $78m...
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Dubai Healthcare City, Nshama partner for medical tourism project
Development will be part of Dubai Healthcare City’s phase two expansion. Dubai Healthcare City Authority has announced a joint venture with the...
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Oman’s $600m Saraya Bandar Jissah project on track – developer
Over 2,500 workers are on site at the under-construction tourism complex on the outskirts of Muscat. Construction of Saraya Bandar Jissah, the...
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Fiat Fullback pickup unveiled at Dubai Motor Show
The pickup will be available across Europe, Middle East and Africa from May 2016. Fiat Professional has unveiled the Fullback, a new...
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Dubai’s Arabtec reports heavy losses in ‘difficult regional market’
Contractor reports fourth consecutive period of losses, falling $257 million further into the red in the third quarter. Arabtec, the Dubai-listed contractor,...
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India’s Tata Steel partners with IDC in the Middle East
IDC will support and assist Tata Steel in obtaining national oil company approvals in the region. Indian steel giant Tata Steel has...
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Dubai’s Deyaar starts construction of school in Nepal
Developer will build a school for 150 students in the Himalayan country as part of its CSR strategy. Deyaar Development has started...
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Dubai’s Drake & Scull moves HQ to IMPZ
The contractor established its first office in Abu Dhabi in 1966. Drake & Scull International (DSI) has shifted to a new headquarters...
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Shares in Dubai’s Damac plummet after dip in Q3 revenues
Property developer’s share price falls by 6.62% despite 45% rise in quarterly profits. Shares in Damac Properties on Tuesday tumbled by more than...