Ghesa, a multinational engineering company, has been awarded a contract to install water effects at the Dragon Theatre in Dubai’s Al Habtoor City, the UAE.

The water effects, the first and biggest-of-its-kind in the Middle East, are currently under installation and the work is expected to be completed by the middle of next year, said a statement from Ghesa.

The project will be the first permanent water production theatre in Dubai and the Middle East.

Ghesa has more than 50 years of experience in the design and installation of ornamental and cybernetic musical fountains, as well as in multimedia shows, it stated.

Since 1963, it has installed more than 3,000 fountains all over the world including some of the renowned main projects related to fountains, it added.

“Ghesa will use the latest advanced technologies in the water features industry inside the Dragon Theatre to entertain the future theatre visitors with unique and spectacular water effects,” said a company spokesman.

Among the multiple projects developed by Ghesa, the major ones are the giant floating multimedia fountain in Sharjah (UAE); 187 fountains at the Princess Nora University for Women in Riyadh (Saudi Arabia); Sheraton Park water features in Doha (Qatar); City of Dreams water features in Macau (China) and the largest multimedia fountain of Latin America in Brasilia, Brazil.-TradeArabia News Service