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Bahrain Cinema's Qatar screens to open in H2The Bahrain Cinema Company's operations in Qatar are expected to be opened for commercial activities in the second half of the year, enhancing profitability, chairman Dr Essam Fakhro has said. "Our new projects of 13 scre More… |
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Qatar infrastructure spend to hit $24bn in 2014Qatar will witness a significant rise in project activity this year with contract awards for big infrastructure projects likely to hit $24 billion, said an expert ahead of an industry event in Doha. The Qatar’s projects mark More… |
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Qatar to award over $200bn projects until 2030With more than $200 billion worth of major projects due to be awarded in the years to 2030, Qatar remains one of the three top markets for companies doing business in and with the Middle East region, said an expert ahead of a key construction su More… |
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Financing ‘critical issue for 2013 projects’Contract financing will be a critical factor for project roll-outs worth $159 billion in the region as the banking sector adjusts new regulations and cuts back on long-term lending activity, said an expert. “Financing is a c More… |
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Experts head to Qatar for top construction eventMore than 450 leading construction industry experts will be in Doha to attend the annual 'Qatar Projects 2012' conference which opens its doors on Sunday. The event, to be held at the Grand Hyatt Hotel, will see experts discuss con More… |
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Jotun to participate in ‘Qatar Projects’Jotun Paints will participate at this year’s edition of ‘Qatar Projects 2012,’ which will be held from February 5 - 8, at the Grand Hyatt Hotel in Doha. The event is being held under the patronage of Dr Mohammed Saleh al-Sada, Minister of More… |
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IBQ backs top Qatar projects summitThe International Bank of Qatar (IBQ), a leading commercial institution, will be a platinum sponsor and key speaker at an upcoming major summit in Doha, which will discuss Qatar’s mega projects in the pipeline. Organised by Meed, Qatar Pro More… |
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350 decision-makers to take part in Qatar conferenceMore than 350 international and regional delegates and over 40 expert speakers are expected to take part in Meed’s Qatar Projects 2011 conference in January. Held under the patronage of Abdullah bin Hamad Al-Attiyah, Deputy Premier and Min More… |
